Rebecca Rubin is the tenth Historical Character, representing early twentieth-century America during the second wave of European immigration and Jewish-American culture. Rebecca was released in 2009 and was part of the BeForever collection.

American Girl Rebecca Rubin 18-inch doll—meet this Russian-Jewish girl growing up in New York in 1914, plus find her books, clothes, furniture, and more!

2023年12月1日 · (New York Jewish Week) – Born in 1905, Rebecca Rubin was a Russian-Jewish immigrant who lived on the Lower East Side. Typical of girls her age, she attended public school, lit Shabbat candles with her siblings, watched her father conduct business at his shoe store and loved going to the movies.

Rebecca Rubin is a senior film and media reporter covering the box office, streaming services and Hollywood studios. At Variety, she previously served as digital news editor.

2023年11月30日 · The historical American Girl doll Rebecca Rubin is a Russian-Jewish immigrant who lived on the Lower East Side in 1914. (Courtesy Museum of Jewish Heritage)

2019年12月26日 · By the time American Girl released its first historical Jewish character, Rebecca Rubin, in 2009, I was in high school and had “outgrown” the dolls. I remember hearing about her, but it wasn’t until the American Girls Podcast that I went back to look at what I …

Girls can enjoy adventures with Rebecca Rubin in this three-book boxed set. They’ll discover what life was like living in a row house in New York City, sharing important traditions with Rebecca’s Russian Jewish family, and participating in a singing performance that ends in …

2009年5月22日 · It’s official: The newest American Girl doll is 9-year-old Rebecca Rubin, a Jewish-American girl who lives with her family on Manhattan’s Lower East Side in 1914.

Meet Rebecca: An American Girl is the first book in the Rebecca series. It was included with the Rebecca doll when purchased until the release of BeForever and could be purchased separately; it is now part of The Sound of Applause and later Rebecca: The …

American Girl historical character Rebecca Rubin brings to life a story of immigration and belonging in 1910s New York.