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Pauline Hanauer Rosenberg (1863-1940)

Pauline Hanauer Rosenberg (1863-1940) is a Pennsylvania historical marker in Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, dedicated 2022.

Allegheny County · dedicated 2022 · 417 Lockhart St., Pittsburgh

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Progressive reformer and advocate for women, children, immigrants, and the poor. A founder of the National Council of Jewish Women and its second president, Rosenberg lived here. NCJW’s immigrant aid leadership raised awareness of and actively inhibited human trafficking.

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