Talk:Sol Bloom

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Holocaust section
I removed unsourced material on this edit because it was unsourced and potentially libelous. If you can are going to re-add the material, please find some original source material that supports your statements. In this case, since no source is provided, it's imposible to verify whether the wording is a personal appreciation of the editor, or if it's an objective valoration from a reliable source. Additionally, please refrain from using phrases like "Some Jewish historians" or "in the mass media", since these are weasel words. Please specify which Jewish historians feel this way or which media outlets Sol Bloom spoke in. Furthermore, the last sentence doesn't seem appropriate in an article on Sol Bloom. Thanks for your contributions! Ua747sp (talk) 11:59, 5 June 2011 (UTC)


 * Blom played a role in the delay of rescue actions see Bloom, Sol Encyclopedia of America's Response to the Holocaust, The David S. Wyman Institute for Holocaust Studies--5glogger (talk) 05:06, 16 June 2021 (UTC)

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Sol Bloom - "Orothox Jewish politician"
The reference says nothing about Sol Bloom's religiosity. A quick glance at the clean-shaved, bare-headed photo of Bloom indicates he was not particularly Orthodox, as Orthodox Jewish men usually have a beard and kippah. One could say that his parents had been Orthodox Jews in Poland, but to call a music promoter turned politician an "Orthodox Jew" in the first sentence does not really describe who this individual was.