Jewish generals

Abstract Contains a print of oil painting of General Rose by Misha Podryski that was painted in 1949. The print is on a painter's canvas attached to a wood frame. The original painting was placed in the lobby of General Rose Memorial Hospital. Sometime in the 1970s it was removed and placed in storage. After 1995, the painting was displayed in the office of the Rose Community Foundation. In 2019, the painting was rededicated and placed in the lobby of Rose Medical Center in honor of Rose Hospital's...

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Contains drafts, articles, notes, and correspondence.

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One edition from October 23, 1998 of the Intermountain Jewish News with a piece on the Rose Hospitals 50th Anniversary. A large stack of photocopied articles and photographs pertaining to the accomplishments of Rose Hospital from its inception to the late 1980s. Copy of the Articles of Incorporation, minutes from first board meeting, hospital postcard, triangular "Spearhead" 3rd Armored Division Military Patch, and letter to General Roses' parents.

Abstract General Rose Memorial Hospital was founded in 1945. The hospital was named for General Maurice Rose, a Denver native, who had been killed in action the same year. General Rose was the highest ranking American officer killed in action in Europe and also the highest ranking Jewish officer in the Army. The hospital was intended to “serve the need of every creed.”The records highlight fundraising related to the hospital foundation and history of the hospital through photographs,...

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This is a digital video of the General Maurice Rose statue dedication at Rose Hospital. It includes both an introduction by Jared Polis, in addition to a documentary style video.

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1998 reprint of the 1945 original publication "Spearhead in the West: The Third Armored Division, 1941-1945."

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Two copies of "The First Twenty-Five Years of the General Rose Memorial Hospital, 1945-1970." One copy is signed "Sincere Compliments from Sol Bassow M.D."

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Object is an image of General Maurice Rose on a frame backing that was used in the exhibit "Legacy of Healing" at History Colorado museum.