Jordan’s Final Night in Prague | True Crime
<p>Charles Jordan, the Jewish-American humanitarian and diplomat, Executive Vice President of the Jewish American Joint Distribution Committee (JDC), remains an emblematic figure in the annals of humanitarianism and geopolitics. With his unmatched fervor for rescuing Jewish refugees and his extensive diplomatic connections, Jordan's life was marked by both valor and an air of enigma. But as history shows, sometimes even the brightest stars burn out under mysterious circumstances.</p>
<p>Born in Philadelphia on 7th February 1908, Jordan's journey took him from the comforting ambiance of the United States to the growing turbulence of Nazi Germany and then Czechoslovakia, seeking solace, education, and love. It was an era defined by growing anti-Semitic sentiment, a dangerous world for a Jewish man and his family. By 1933, the dark clouds of the Nazi regime had begun enveloping Germany, prompting a move to Prague.</p>
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