Irving Miller
Biography
Irving Miller (c. 1903 – December 24, 1980) was an American rabbi and Jewish leader. As a leader, he was heavily involved with Zionist activities. During the years of the Nazis' reign, he took on significant leadership roles, such as being the first Secretary-General of the World Jewish Congress and being on the executive committee of the American Jewish Congress. After The Holocaust, he became president of the AJC and Zionist Organization of America. He was a rabbi at several congregations throughout the country and founded the Brandeis Hebrew Academy.
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Discography
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Credited work
22 releases · 8 albums · active 1962–2017
- Performance · 20
- Other credits · 5