Brandeis University

Brandeis University is an institute of the education system, established in Massachusetts in 1948, named after Hungarian (Bohemian) Zionist and Frankist jew Louis Brandeis (follower of Jacob Frank, satanic doctrine of Sabbatai Zvi, disguised as the Progressive movement), appointed judge of the Supreme Court (the corrupt Justice System) by Woodrow Wilson. He married his second cousin Alice Goldmark (Frankist tradition of incest), daughter of Joseph Goldmark (discovery of red phosphorus) like Helen Goldmark who married Felix Adler (ACLU). He worked with Zionist rabbi Stephen Wise and Felix Frankfurter (American Civil Liberties Union, worked for Henry Stimson S&B) to form the American Jewish Congress (World Jewish Congress) and worked for the Zionist Organization of America.

Wise co-founded the NAACP with W.E.B. Du Bois in 1909.

As a friend of Wilson, he played a role in the Balfour Declaration and the Paris Peace Conference.

President Jehuda Reinharz wrote a biography of Chaim Weizmann and contributed to the Encyclopaedia of the Holocaust with Yehuda Bauer (Hebrew University), Martin Broszat (Hitler Youth, Frankfurt Auschwitz trials), Christopher Browning (trial of Ernst Zündel), Randolph Nraham (USC Shoah Foundation, Spielberg's The Last Days), Yitzhak Arad (Yad Vashem) as editors and introduction by Eli Wiesel.

Alumni:

Herbert Marcuse (teacher of Angela Davis, Abbie Hoffman, Abraham Maslow, Martha Kaufman and David Crane, creators of NBC show Friends with David Schwimmer as Ross)

Angela Davis (Black Panthers)

Thomas Friedman (The NY Times)

Christie Hefner (Playboy)

Sidney Blumenthal (advisor Bill Clinton)

Pauli Murray (Civil Rights Movement)

Denise Levertov (RESIST)

Jon Landau (manager of Bruce Springsteen)

Lynn Margulis (wife of Carl Sagan)

Eleanor Roosevelt

Abraham Maslow