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Strange to Relate
Strange to Relate was the name of a weekly syndicated newspaper column written by Rabbi Philip R. Alstat, that appeared in the Jewish press for almost 40 years, from 1938 through 1976, the year of Alstat's death. It first appeared in ''The Jewish Youth Journal'' and ''The American Examiner''.〔The American Examiner became American Examiner-Jewish Week, then the New York Jewish Week. The column continued in the paper throughout these name changes.〕
The column was sometimes referred to as a mixture of journalism, Jewish education and "Ripley's Believe It or Not!"
==The column==
In the approximately 1500 weekly columns〔Gilbert M. Epstein, Eulogy for Rabbi Philip R. Alstat, Rabbinical Assembly Proceedings, Vol. 39, 1977, pp103-105.〕 that Alstat wrote, ''Strange to Relate'' revealed fascinating and little-known information about Judaism, its history, its people, and their intersection with American and World events. The columns appeared in both English and Yiddish papers, including ''The American Examiner,'' and ''The New York Jewish Week.'' Quoting poetry, literature, and the latest news stories, ranging from scientific discoveries to international events, he wrote articles about the often surprising and usually unanticipated "Jewish connections" in the news.
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