Hmm. Strange. Try copying and pasting this in your browser:    Here's something else I found:    It is funny to see how Jewish organizations are always trying to rewrite history...in this case, the Ashkenazic elites (nearly all 2nd wave immigrants) seem terribly embarassed by the Southern Jews, especially their loyal service in the Confederacy.  It's interesting to note that anti-semitism was a northern, not a southern problem. Jews and Christians in the South generally got along extremely well. The idea that the South is (or was) anti-semitic is essentially a fabrication. Paul Gottfried has spoken on the Political Cesspool on the strange hatred that many Jewish elites in NY have for the South (even though they've never been there)--and how they grow up thinking everyone is in the Klan, etc. Read the first article and found this quote a bit amusing:       The recipe has been passed down in my family forever, probably since before the Civil War, she says, smiling. We may be Southern through and through, but we're also Jewish, her son says. I grew up on grits and country ham like any Southern boy.   I thought that Jews weren't supposed to partake of pork?