About
Past-to-Present* was founded by Alexandra Moller, a writer, personal historian and attorney in New York City. Her areas of expertise include the history of U.S. immigration law and the immigration of Jews to America between the 1880’s and 1940’s.
Her publishing credits include Newsweek Magazine, The Jerusalem Report, Congressional Quarterly, The Riverdale Press and the websites of the International Rescue Committee and the New York Legal Assistance Group.
Past-to-Present transforms clients’ histories into high-quality, custom books—the ultimate gift
About
Past-to-Present* was founded by Alexandra Moller, a writer, personal historian and attorney in New York City. Her areas of expertise include the history of U.S. immigration law and the immigration of Jews to America between the 1880’s and 1940’s.
Her publishing credits include Newsweek Magazine, The Jerusalem Report, Congressional Quarterly, The Riverdale Press and the websites of the International Rescue Committee and the New York Legal Assistance Group.
Past-to-Present transforms clients’ histories into high-quality, custom books—the ultimate gift
Examples of potential Past-to-Present projects:
(i) INDIVIDUAL: an elderly Holocaust survivor shares her wartime experiences for the first time.
(ii) FAMILY: the death of a grandparent spurs a grandchild’s interest in recording the history of her grandparents and previous ancestors.
(iii) COMMUNITY: a once thriving religious community has disappeared. The descendants, now scattered throughout the world, determine that the community’s story should not be lost forever.
(iv) ORGANIZATION: a university decides to mark its 100th anniversary by commissioning a book chronicling its evolution and key accomplishments.