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Sampter was born March 22, 1883 in New York City to Rudolph Sampter, an influential New York attorney, and Virginia Kohlberg Sampter, who maintained a highly assimilated Jewish home.
(This book was originally published prior to 1923, and rep...)
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Sampter was born March 22, 1883 in New York City to Rudolph Sampter, an influential New York attorney, and Virginia Kohlberg Sampter, who maintained a highly assimilated Jewish home.
(This book was originally published prior to 1923, and rep...)
Her poems and short stories emphasized her primary concerns: pacifism, Zionism, and social justice. She led Hadassah"s School of Zionism, training speakers and leaders for both Hadassah and other Zionist organizations like the Federation of American Zionists, then the Zionist Organization of America. She composed educational manuals with Alice Seligsberg and edited a textbook on Zionism.