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— especially Jewish entrepreneurs from Eastern and Central Europe, alongside financiers and businesspeople from other immigrant communities — supplied the people, capital and social ties that built Ho...
Jewish immigrants and their children were central architects of early Hollywood: by the 1920s–1930s a majority of the key studio founders and top executives were Jewish, including names like Adolph Zu...
Jewish filmmakers and entrepreneurs were central to founding and shaping Hollywood’s early studio system, bringing immigrant business practices, mass-market instincts, and creative talent that defined...