Last year, Brandeis refused to admit a Jewish Voices for Peace chapter into Hillel.
Mr. Brandeis's dramatic exposition of this movement in the railway rate cases in 1911 at once made it a matter of public interest.
Komenský's intense literary activity, that had already begun at Fulneck, continued at Brandeis.
Mrs. Brandeis used to bring home material and styles from her Chicago buying trips, and Fanny's quick mind adapted them.
He had been of those who had sat in what he called Mrs. Brandeis's confessional, there in the quiet little store.
Charles of Žerotin was born in 1564 at Brandeis, on the Adler, one of the Bohemian estates of his powerful family.
