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SELECTED ARTICLES OF INTEREST IN RECENT VOLUMESOF THE AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK

The American Jewish Family Today

Attitudes of American Jews Toward Israel:Trends Over Time

The Bitburg Controversy

California Jews: Data from the Field Polls

A Century of Conservative Judaism in theUnited States

A Century of Jewish History, 1881-1981:The View from America

The "Civil Judaism" of Communal Leaders

Counting Jewish Populations: Methodsand Problems

The Demographic Consequences of U.S. JewishPopulation Trends

The Demography of Latin American Jewry

The Impact of Feminism on AmericanJewish Life

Israelis in the United States: Motives,Attitudes, and Intentions

Jewish Education Today

Jewish Survival: The Demographic Factors

Jews in the United States: Perspectivesfrom Demography

Steven Martin Cohen82:136-154

EytanGilboa 86:110-125

Deborah E. Lipstadt 87:21-37

Alan M. Fisher and Curtis K.Tanaka 86:196-218

Abraham J. Karp 86:3-61

Lucy S. Dawidowicz 82:3-98

Jonathan S. Woocher81:149-169

Paul Ritterband, Barry A.Kosmin, and Jeffrey Scheckner

88:204-221

U.O. Schmelz and SergioDellaPergola 83:141-187

U.O. Schmelz and SergioDellaPergola 85:51-102

Sylvia B. Fishman 89:3-62

Dov Elizur 80:53-67

Walter I. Ackerman 80:130-148

U.O. Schmelz 81:61-117

Sidney Goldstein 81:3-59

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Barry R. Chiswick 85:131-153The Labor Market Status of American Jews:Patterns and Determinants

Latin American Jewry Today

Los Angeles Jewry: A Demographic Portrait

The National Gallup Polls and AmericanJewish Demography

New Perspectives in American JewishSociology

The 1981-1982 National Survey of AmericanJews

The Population of Reunited Jerusalem,1967-1985

Recent Jewish Community Population Studies:A Roundup

Recent Trends in American Judaism

Reform and Conservative Judaism in Israel:A Social and Religious Profile

Religiosity Patterns in Israel

The Social Characteristics of the New YorkArea Jewish Community, 1981

South African Jewry: A SociodemographicProfile

South African Jews and theApartheid Crisis

Trends in Jewish Philanthropy

Judith Laikin Elkin 85:3^9

Bruce A. Phillips 86:126-195

Alan M. Fisher 83:111-126

Nathan Glazer 87:3-19

Steven Martin Cohen 83:89-110

U.O. Schmelz 87:39-113

Gary A. Tobin and AlvinChenkin 85:154-178

Jack Wertheimer 89:63-162

Ephraim Tabory 83:41-61

Calvin Goldscheider andDov Friedlander 83:3-39

Paul Ritterband andSteven M. Cohen 84:128-161

Sergio DellaPergola andAllie A. Dubb 88:59-140

Gideon Shimoni 88:3-58

Steven Martin Cohen 80:29-51

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Leo BaeckJacob BlausteinMartin BuberAbraham CahanAlbert EinsteinFelix FrankfurterLouis GinzbergJacob GlatsteinSidney GoldmannHayim GreenbergAbraham Joshua HeschelHorace Meyer KallenMordecai KaplanHerbert H. LehmanJudah L. MagnesAlexander MarxReinhold NiebuhrJoseph ProskauerMaurice SamuelLeo StraussMax WeinreichChaim WeizmannStephen S. WiseHarry Austryn Wolfson

OBITUARIES

By Max Gruenewald 59:478-82By John Slawson 72:547-57By Seymour Siegel 67:37-43By Mendel Osherowitch 53:527-29By Jacob Bronowski 58:480-85By Paul A. Freund 67:31-36By Louis Finkelstein 56:573-79By Shmuel Lapin 73:611-17By Milton R. Konvitz 85:401-03By Marie Syrkin 56:589-94By Fritz A. Rothschild 74:533-44By Milton R. Konvitz 75:55-80By Ludwig Nadelmann 85:404-11By Louis Finkelstein 66:3-20By James Marshall 51:512-15By Abraham S. Halkin 56:580-88By Seymour Siegel 73:605-10By David Sher 73:618-28By Milton H. Hindus 74:545-53By Ralph Lerner 76:91-97By Lucy S. Dawidowicz 70:59-68By Harry Sacher 55:462-69By Philip S. Bernstein 51:515-18By Isadore Twersky 76:99-111

Index

Abbas, Mohammed Abu al-, 251Abed, Shukri B., 414Aberbach, David, 332Abrahams, Alfred, 334Abram, Morris, 208, 231, 259, 260, 261,

265, 266, 267Abramovich, Pavel, 329, 384Abramsky, Harry, 320Abuhatzeira, Aharon, 85Abu Jihad, 233, 248, 324, 486abu-Lughod, Ibrahim, 247, 446Achille Lauro, 251Adamec, Ladislav, 389Adhami, Ali, 322Adiv, Assaf, 413Adler, Chaim, 3, 60, 71, 117Adler, Hans Gunther, 334Affo, Abd al-Nasser al-, 416Afn Shvel, 600

Agudath Israel of America, 546Agudah Women of American-N'Shei

Agudath Israel, 546Children's Division—Pirchei

Agudath Israel, 546Girls' Division-Bnos Agudath Israel,

546Young Men's Division—Zeirei

Agudath Israel, 546Agudath Israel World Organization,

546Ahimeir, O., 106Akale, Shlomo, 502Akzin, Benjamin, 81Alba, Richard D., 105Alderman, Geoffrey, 333Aldoubi, Roman, 430, 431, 432Algemeiner Journal, 600

Alkallay, Rachel, 318Allchild, Charles, 334Allen, Jim, 325Allen, Woody, 258Alliance, David, 331, 334Almagor, Gila, 510Aloni, Shulamit, 463Alperin, Aron, 606Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity, 565Alter, Viktor, 392ALYN—American Society for Handi-

capped Children in Israel, 570AMC Cancer Research Center, 566America-Israel Cultural Foundation,

570America-Israel Friendship League, 570American Academy for Jewish Re-

search, 539American Associates, Ben-Gurion Uni-

versity of the Negev, 571American Association for Ethiopian

Jews, 544American Association of Rabbis, 546American Biblical Encyclopedia Soci-

ety, 539American Committee for Shaare Zedek

Hospital in Jerusalem, 571American Committee for Shenkar Col-

lege in Israel, 571American Committee for Weizmann In-

stitute of Science, 571American Council for Judaism, 535American Federation of Jews from Cen-

tral Europe, 565American Friends of Alliance Israelite

Universelle, 544American Friends of Beth Hatefutsoth,

571

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American Friends of Ezrath NashimHospital-Jerusalem, 571

American Friends of Haifa MaritimeMuseum, 571

American Friends of Haifa University,571

American Friends of Hebrew Univer-sity, 572

American Friends of Israel Museum,572

American Friends of Shalom HartmanInstitute, 572

American Friends of Tel Aviv Museum,572

American Friends of Tel Aviv Univer-sity, 572

American Israeli Lighthouse, 572American Israelite, 603American Israel Public Affairs Commit-

tee (AIPAC), 256, 271, 272, 572American Jewish Alternatives to Zion-

ism, 535American Jewish Archives, 550, 603American Jewish Committee, 227, 271,

272, 275, 276, 350, 374, 535American Jewish Congress, 258, 259,

272, 276, 536American Jewish Correctional Chap-

lains Association, 567American Jewish Historical Society, 539American Jewish History, 599American Jewish Joint Distribution

Committee, JDC, 544American Jewish League for Israel, 572American Jewish Periodical Center, 550American Jewish Philanthropic Fund,

544American Jewish Press Association, 539American Jewish Public Relations Soci-

ety, 580American Jewish Society for Service,

567American Jewish Times Outlook, 603American Jewish World, 599American Jewish Year Book, 600American ORT Federation, 544

American and European Friends ofORT, 544

American Labor ORT, 545Business and Professional ORT, 545National ORT League, 545Women's American ORT, 545

American Physicians Fellowship forMedicine in Israel, 572

American Red Magen David for Israel,572

American Sephardi Federation, 565Americans for Progressive Israel, 573Americans for a Safe Israel, 573American Society for Jewish Music, 539American Society for Protection of Na-

ture in Israel, 573American Veterans of Israel, 565American Zionist, 600American Zionist Federation, 573American Zionist Youth Foundation,

573Amir, Y., 65Amit Women, 573, 600Amital, Yehudah, 462Ampal—American Israel Corporation,

574Anctil, Pierre, 318Anda, Torleiv, 488Andersson, Sten, 453, 455, 488Andreevna, Nina, 383Andreotti, Giulio, 346, 347Andriko, Miklos, 490Angelico, Irene, 317Anne Frank Foundation, 342, 343Annenberg Research Institute, 546Anti-Defamation League (ADL), 213,

214, 215, 218, 223, 262, 272, 536Appelfeld, Aharon, 333Arad, Moshe, 208, 224, 231, 471Arad, Nili, 412Arafat, Yasir, 209, 228, 247, 249, 250,

251, 252, 261, 262, 328, 346, 394,401, 406, 437, 441, 450, 451, 452,453, 454, 455, 456, 461, 463, 464,473, 480, 487

Archer, Peter, 326Arens, Moshe, 241, 246, 447, 459, 471,

476, 477, 485Argentina, 491, 523Arian, Asher, 86, 479

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Arieli, Yehoshua, 413Arizona Post, 597Armacost, Michael, 486Aronson, David, 606Arouri, Ribhi, 413Aryan Nations, 214, 307ARZA—Association of Reform Zion-

ists of America, 574Ashkenazy, Ruth, 320Asofsky, Isaac L., 606Aspler Baila, 319Assad, Hafez al-, 238, 239, 240, 447Association for Civil Rights in Israel,

419, 423, 439Association for Jewish Studies, 547Association for Social Scientific Study of

Jewry, 539Association of Hillel/Jewish Campus

Professionals, 547Association of Jewish Book Publishers,

540Association of Jewish Center Profes-

sionals, 536Association of Jewish Community Or-

ganization Personnel, 567Association of Jewish Community Rela-

tions Workers, 536Association of Jewish Family and Chil-

dren's Agencies, 567Association of Jewish Family and Chil-

dren's Agency Professionals, 567Association of Jewish Genealogical So-

cieties, 540Association of Jewish Libraries, 540Association of Orthodox Jewish Scien-

tists, 547Association of Yugoslav Jews in the

United States, 565Atamukas, Solomonas, 388Atlanta Jewish Times, 598Attewell, Bill, 302Aufbau, 600Auslander, Rose, 369Australia, 393^00, 491, 530Avineri Shlomo, 372Avner, Uri, 83, 98Avner, Yehuda, 322Avotaynu, 599

Awad, Mubarak, 212, 233, 417, 418Ayed, Muhammad al-, 425

Bachi, Roberto, 3, 4, 51, 60Bacon, Josephine, 332Bahbout, Mino, 354Baker, Mark, 400Baker, Zachary, 318Bakr, Mustafa Abu, 426Baldwin, James, 223Ball, George, 272Baltimore Hebrew University, 547

Bernard Manekin School of Under-graduate Studies, 547

Perggy Meyerhoff Pearlstone Schoolof Graduate Studies, 547

Baltimore Institute for Jewish Com-munal Service, 547

Baltimore Jewish Times, 268, 599Bangemann, Martin, 356Banks, Lynne Reid, 333Barak, Aharon, 413Barak, Ehud, 231, 476, 478Baram, Uzi, 458, 473, 474Bar-Ilan University in Israel, 574Bar-Joseph, Uri, 332Barkoff, Edward, 320Bar Lev, Haim, 231, 476, 477Baron de Hirsch Fund, 567Barrett, Dave, 301Barschel, Uwe, 357Baruch, Jacques, 343Bar Yossef, Rivka, 3, 81Bashi, J., 65Bashri, Avshalom, 481Bassiouny, Muhammad, 493Baum, Gerhard, 357Bauman, Janina, 333Baz, Ibrahim al-, 338Beatrix, Queen (Netherlands), 338, 342Beatty, Perrin, 305Becuson, David, 319Begin, Binyamin, 459, 475Begin, Menahem, 418Begun, Yosef (Yosif), 265, 315, 382,

384, 502, 503Beilin, Yosef (Yossi), 391, 474, 476, 488Bein, Alexander, 512


Bein, Yochanan, 489Beit-Hallahmi, Benjamin, 332Belgium, 488, 524Belz School of Jewish Music, 563Ben Aharon, Yosef, 256, 486Ben Ami, Oved, 513Ben Chorin, Schalom, 369Ben Dov, Yaakov, 342Ben Efrat, Roni, 413Ben Efrat, Ya'akov, 413Ben Gal, Avigdor, 461Ben-Gurion, David, 95, 497Ben-Gurion University of the Negev,

American Associates, 571Ben Horin, Meir, 606Ben Meir, Yehuda, 83Ben Moshe, E., 26Ben Natan, Asher, 366Ben Porat, Miriam, 512Ben Rafael, Eliezer, 106, 118Bensimon, Doris, 524Ben Sira, Zeev, 114Benston, Therese Siegel, 606Bentsen, Lloyd, 251Ben Yair, Miriam, 434Ben Zvi, Yitzhak, 510Berenbaum, Michael, 271, 272Berend, Ivan, 390Beresford, Jerry and Shirley, 499Berger, David, 301Berger, Harry, 320Berman, Lawrence V., 607Bernstein, Howard, 304Bernstein, Leonard, 510Bernstein, Michael, 607Besser, Gedalia, 509Betar Zionist Youth Organization, 574Beth Hatefutsoth, American Friends of,

571Beth Medrosh Elyon (Academy of

Higher Learning and Research),547

Bialik, Chaim Nachman, 387Bilinsky, Ignatius, 210Binder, Harry, 320Birnbaum, Philip, 607Birnberg, Naomi, 334Bitzaron, 600

Blatas, Arbit, 387Blatter, Janet, 333Blaustein, Jacob, 271Blondet, Maurizio, 349Bloomfield, Douglas, 272Bloomfield, Neri, 319Blue, Lionel, 332Blum, Benny, 341Blum, Norbert, 357Blum, Yehuda Z., 332Blumenfeld, Hans, 320B'nai Brith Canada, 303, 582

Institute for International and Gov-ernmental Affairs, 582

League for Human Rights, 307, 582B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundations, 547B'nai B'rith International, 271, 567

Anti-Defamation League of, 567Career and Counseling Services, 567Hillel Foundations, 568Klutznick Museum, 568Youth Organization, 568

B'nai B'rith International JewishMonthly, 597

B'nai B'rith Klutznick Museum, 540B'nai B'rith Messenger, 597B'nai B'rith Women, 568B'nai B'rith Youth Organization, 548Bnai Zion, 565Bnei Akiva of North America, 578Board of Deputies of British Jews, 322,

323, 325, 326, 327, 328Bois, Curt, 369Bolivia, 491Bolkestein, Frits, 335Bookbinder, Hyman, 210, 268, 269Borukhov, E., 31Boschwitz, Rudy, 241Boston Jewish Times, 599Botha, P.W., 328Bourgal, Mukhias, 435Boys Town Jerusalem Foundation of

America, 574Bradley, Tom, 223Brailovsky, Viktor, 329Bramson ORT Technical Institute, 548Brandeis-Bardin Institute, 548Brandeis University, 548

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Brandeis University National Women'sCommittee, 581

Brandt, Willy, 356Braude, William G., 607Brazil, 523Brenner, Frederic, 332Brentar, Jerome, 210Breuer, Mordechai, 368Brichto, Sidney, 330Brinkman, Elco, 340Britain, 487, 524Brith Abraham, 566Brith Sholom, 566Brittan, Leon, 334Broadbent, Ed, 304Brodsky, Joseph, 333, 379Bromberg, Charney, 224Bronfman, Charles, 310Bronfman, Edgar, 266, 310, 315, 349,

372, 375, 387, 399Brookner, Anita, 333Brown, Katie, 319Bruce, David, 328Brucker, Robert, 340Bruno, Michael, 496B'Tselem, 457Buffalo Jewish Review, 600Bukozba, Yitzhak, 497Bulgaria, 490, 527Bush, George, 210, 234, 237, 246, 250,

252, 263, 269, 270, 272, 381Busse, Horst, 376Butler, Eric, 396

Cahen, Joel, 343CAJE, Coalition for the Advancement

of Jewish Education, 548Canada, 301-320, 522, 523Canada-Israel Committee (CIC), 303,

304Canada-Israel Securities, Ltd., State of

Israel Bonds, 582Canadian Association for Labor Israel

(Histadrut), 583Canadian Foundation for Jewish Cul-

ture, 583Canadian Friends of the Alliance Israe-

lite Universelle, 583

Canadian Friends of the Hebrew Uni-versity, 583

Canadian Jewish Congress (CJC), 302,305, 308, 310, 312, 314, 583

Canadian Jewish Herald, 605Canadian Jewish News, 605Canadian Jewish Outlook, 605Canadian ORT Organization, 583

Women's Canadian ORT, 583Canadian Sephardi Federation, 583Canadian Young Judaea, 583Canadian Zionist, 605Canadian Zionist Federation, 310, 583

Bureau of Education and Culture,583

Cantors Assembly, 274, 275, 548Capanna, Mario, 346Caplan, Albert, 320Caplan, Leslie, 400Caplan, Percy, 320Caplan, Simon, 331Cappucci, Hilarion, 338Carlebach, Julius, 369Carlucci, Frank, 256, 486Carmon, Yigal, 512Carr, Jim, 302Carr, Shirley, 302Carter, Jimmy, 418Caspi, D., 82Ceausescu, Nicolae, 392Center for Contemporary Jewish Docu-

mentation (CDEC), 350, 351Center for Holocaust Studies, Docu-

mentation & Research, 540Center for Jewish Community Studies,

536Central Conference of American Rab-

bis, 276, 548Central Sephardic Jewish Community

of America, 566Central Yiddish Culture Organization

(CYCO), 540Chagall, Marc, 317Chaiken, Miriam, 317Chalmers, William, 325Charles, Samuel, 334Chayen, Israel, 334Chelouche, David, 502


Cherrick, Bernard, 512Chertoff, Mordecai, 3Cheysson, Claude, 236Chicago JUF News, 598Chile, 524China, 491Chlenov, Mikhail, 386Chnoupek, Bohuslav, 389, 490Christie, Douglas, 302, 307Chumak, Paul, 501Ciapanna, Cesco, 348Citrin, Martin E., 607Citroen, Joop, 343Citroen, Sofie, 343City of Hope National Medical Center

and Beckman Research Institute,568

CLAL—National Jewish Center forLearning and Leadership, 276, 548

Clark, Joe, 303, 304, 310Cleveland College of Jewish Studies, 548Cleveland Jewish News, 603Coalition for the Advancement of Jew-

ish Education (CAJE), 548Cohen, Eli, 432Cohen, George, 320Cohen, Marie Berdugo, 318Cohen, N., 106Cohen, Noah J., 608Cohen, Rex, 334Cohen, Steven M., 207, 214, 218Cohen, Yolande, 318Cokely, Steve, 223Collins, Joseph, 334Collins, Kenneth, 333Colombia, 491Colotka, Petr, 389Colthof, Simon A., 344Commentary, 270, 600Commission on Social Action of Reform

Judaism, 536Community, 598Conference of Jewish Communal Ser-

vice, 568,Conference of Jewish Federations of

North America, 472Conference of Presidents of Major

American Jewish Organizations,208, 213, 259, 505, 536,

Conference on Jewish Material ClaimsAgainst Germany, 361, 364, 371,545

Conference on Jewish Social Studies,540

Congregation Bina, 540Congress Monthly, 600Congress of Secular Jewish Organiza-

tions, 549Connecticut Jewish Ledger, 597Conservative Judaism, 600Consultative Council of Jewish Organi-

zations-CCJO, 536Contemporary Jewry, 600Conway, John, 308Coordinating Board of Jewish Organi-

zations, 537Copisarow, Alcon, 334Corneille, Roland de, 302Cossigan, Francesco, 346Cotler, Irwin, 315Council for a Beautiful Israel Environ-

mental Education Foundation, 574Council for Jewish Education, 549Council of Jewish Federations, 266, 267,

276, 277, 472, 473, 568Council of Jewish Organizations in Civil

Service, 537Cowan, Paul, 608Cranston, Alan, 241Crelinsten, Michael, 320Crystal, Morris, 608,Curtis, Michael, 3Cutner, Solomon, 334Cymerman, Joseph, 334Czechoslovakia, 389, 527

Dagan, Nehemiah, 404Damari, Shoshana, 508Danieli, David, 433Dantecaridi, Jose, 491Dantsig, M., 385Daoud, Mounira, 430, 432Daoud, Moussa Salah, 430Dar, Y., 65, 79Darousha, Abdel Wahab, 463, 507Daum, Annette, 608Davids, Leo, 318Davies, Alan, 308

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Davis, D., 65Dayton Jewish Chronicle, 604Delarosa, David, 433DellaPergola, S., 12, 31, 38, 58, 71, 522,

524De Mita, Ciriaco, 345, 346Demjanjuk, John, 221, 263, 500, 501Deri, Arye, 475, 477Derksen, S. G., 343Deschenes, Jules, 307Deshen, Shlomo, 3De'Sommi, Leone, 353Detroit Jewish News, 599Dialogue, 605Diner, Dan, 361Dinitz, Simcha, 490Dinstein, Yoram, 329Diskin, Abraham, 79, 82, 87, 93, 104Di Yiddishe Heim, 603Doesburg, Johan, 339Dolin, Marty, 302Dolman, Dick, 337, 341Dorner, Dalia, 500Dos Yiddishe Vort, 603Dropsie College (Annenberg Research

Institute), 546Dror—Young Kibbutz Movement—

Habonim, 574Chavurat Hagalil, 574Garin Yarden, Young Kibbutz Move-

ment, 574Dubinsky, Isadore, 320Dubuc, Alain, 314Dukakis, Kitty, 263Dukakis, Michael, 209, 210, 211, 263,

269, 383Dumas, Roland, 487

East Germany, 371-377, 527Eban, Abba, 270, 332, 459, 468Economic Horizons, 600Edelman, Marek, 392Edri, Rafael, 476, 477Efrat, Elisha, 332Egypt, 443, 448, 450, 492, 493, 511Ehrenberg, Henry, 369Eichmann, Adolf, 221Eilon, Menachem, 512Einan, Menahem, 478

Eisen, David, 320Eisenbach, Zvi, 37Eisenstadt, Shmuel N., 3, 80, 81, 106,

404Eitan, Dov, 501Eitan, Rafael, 463, 470Elazar, Daniel J., 81, 86Elbaz, Andre, 318Elias, Norbert, 369Eliav, Arye Lova, 508Elizur, Yuval, 102Elkin, Judith Laikin, 333, 524Ellenoff, Theodore, 212, 261, 271Emunah Women of America, 574Engelmann, Bernd, 377Epstein, Judith, 608Eran, Oded, 484Ericksen, Eugene, 105Erlich, Henryk, 392Essas, Eliahu, 503Ethiopia, 527Ethiopian Jews {see American Associa-

tion for Ethiopian Jews and NorthAmerican Conference on EthiopianJewry)

Etlinger, Francine S., 608Ettinger, Shmuel, 404, 513Evseev, Evgeny, 382Ezrath Nashim Hospital-Jerusalem,

American Friends of, 571

Fackenheim, Emil, 367Faerber, Meir Marcell, 372Fahd, King, 238Fainlight, Ruth, 333Falk, Hermann, 372Falk, Leon, Jr., 609Farrakhan, Louis, 208, 223Fassbinder, Rainer Werner, 339Faurisson, Robert, 306Federal Republic of Germany, 356-370,

381Federated Council of Israel Institu-

tions— FCII, 574Federation of Jewish Men's Clubs, 549Federation of Reconstructionist Con-

gregations and Havurot, 552Fedorak, Bohdan, 210Feher, Ilona, 512


Feigin, Leonid, 329Fein, Isaac, 609Fein, Leonard, 268, 269Feinermann, Emanuel, 369Feinstein, Elaine, 333Feldman, Brian, 319Feldman, Moshe Ze'ev, 477Fellowship of Traditional Orthodox

Rabbis, 274Feynman, Richard P., 609,Filbinger, Karl, 363Finestone, Sheila, 301Finta, Imre, 307, 308Fischer, Oskar, 371Fishbein, Irwin H., 275, 276Fisher, Max, 272Fishman, William J., 333Fitzwater, Marlin, 237, 241Flapan, Simha, 332Flatto-Sharon, Shmuel, 85Foxman, Abraham, 261, 263France, 487, 524, 530Frank, Elsie, 320Frankel, Dan, 334Frankel, William, 332Frankenstein, Carl, 3Freedman, Theodore, 609Freeman, Cynthia, 609Free Sons of Israel, 566Fried, Erich, 370Friedlander, Albert H., 365Friedlander, Dov, 3, 26, 50, 56, 83, 114Friends of the Israel Defense Forces,

575Friends of Labor Israel, 575Friends of Pioneering Israel, 584Fund for Higher Education, 575Fiirst, Michael, 359Furth, Eva Halverstad, 344

Gaft, B., 385Galdau, Florian, 210Galinski, Heinz, 358, 359, 361, 363, 364,

367, 372, 375Gallay, Joseph, 320Galnoor, Itzhak, 79Gandhi, Rajiv, 491Ganiram, Yitzhak, 498

Gaon, Benny, 495Gavish, Yeshayahu, 495Gay, Peter, 333Gay-Rotstein, Nancy, 319Gecas, Antanas, 326Geffen, Joel S., 609Genesis 2, 599Genscher, Hans-Dietrich, 356, 357, 487German Democratic Republic, 371—

377, 527Gerol, Ilya, 319Gevirtz, Stanley, 610,Ghali, Butrus, 250Ghanem, Rabeh Hussein, 429Ghattas, Basep, 508Gidal, Nachum T., 368Gierowski, Jozef, 391Gies, Jan, 343Gies, Miep, 333, 343Gil, Benjamin Z., 27Gilad, Ya'acov, 510Gilad, Zerubavel, 512Gill, Anton, 332Ginsberg, Y., 31Ginsburg, Alexander, 364Gitelman, Zvi, 333Giuliani, Massimo, 349Givat Haviva Educational Foundation,

575Gladman, Pearl, 320Glanville, Brian, 333Glaser, Joseph, 276Glasser, Ralph, 333Glatt, Josef, 342Glick, August, 317Glick, Srul Irving, 317Glikson, P., 31, 38Glustein, Yechiel, 320Goebbels, Josef, 356Goiss-Lau, Eva, 368Gold, Bertram, 504Gold, Mark, 260Golda Meir Association, 575Goldberg, Eliezer, 459, 460, 463Goldberg, Romayne, 610Goldbloom, Victor, 317Goldfarb, Lionel, 320Goldfarb, Martin, 305

INDEX / 659

Goldovsky, Ziva, 433Goldscheider, Calvin, 3, 50, 56, 83, 114Goldstein, Aaron, 226Goldstein, Allan, 317Goldstein, Sidney, 522Gombrich, Ernst, 334Gonen, Amiram, 31, 82Goodman, Abraham, 610Goodman, Jerry, 265, 267Gorbachev, Mikhail, 244, 248, 265, 266,

329, 356, 378, 379, 381, 394, 399,489

Gordis, Robert, 274Gordon, Meron, 489Gordon, Milton, 105Goren, Shmuel, 234, 448Goria, Giovanni, 345, 346Gorki, Maxim, 387Goss, Isaac, 334Gotlieb, Allan, 319Gottheil, Allan, 318Goulding, Marack, 492Gradus, Yehuda, 31Granatstein, J.L., 319Grand, Samuel, 610Granot, Elazar, 491Granovsky, Phil, 320Gratz College, 549Gray, Herb, 301Great Britain, 321-334Greater Phoenix Jewish News, 597Greenberg, Irving, 264Greenwood, Robert, 395Grinberg, Lev, 103Gross, David C, 332Grossman, David, 332, 354Grossman, Larry, 319Grossman, Vassily,, 388Grosz, Karoly, 389, 390, 490Grunfeld, I., 332Guarino, Philip, 210Giinter, Julius, 370Gur, Mordechai, 447, 476, 477Guth, Klaus, 368Gutierrez, Guillermo Bedregal, 491Gutmann, E., 81, 82Guttman, Irving, 319

Guttman, Louis, 87Gysi, Klaus, 367, 371

Haberman, Steven, 524Habib, Philip, 237, 242Habonim-Dror North America, 575Hacohen, Menachem, 499Hadarom, 600Hadassah Magazine, 600Hadassah-WIZO Organization of Can-

ada, 584Hadassah, Women's Zionist Organiza-

tion of America, 575Young Judaea/Hashachar, 576

Haddow, Daphne, 334Hadoar, 600Hadshot L.A., 597Haifa Maritime Museum, American

Friends of, 571Haifa University, American Friends of,

571Halpern, Ben, 332Halpern, Irving, 319Halpern, Moishe Leib, 318Halpern, Peretz, 610Halpern, Peter, 340Hamadei, Abbas, 357Hamadei, Mohammed Ali, 357Hamilton, Max, 334Hammer, Zevulun, 462, 476, 477Harden, Maximilian, 369Harel, Yisrael, 427Harish, Yitzhak, 439Harish, Yosef, 232Harkabi, Yehoshafat, 332Harmelin, Yosef, 512Harnick, Louis, 320Harnoi, Yosef, 430Hartt, Stanley, 319Hashomer Hatzair, Socialist Zionist

Youth Movement, 576Hauser, Rita, 251, 261Hawatmeh, Nayef (Naif), 413, 435Hawke, Bob, 393, 394, 395, 399Hayden, Bill, 491Hazan, John, 334Hebrew Arts Center (N.Y.), 540Hebrew College (Boston), 549


Hebrew Culture Foundation, 541Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society

(HIAS), 267, 545Hebrew Theological College, 549Hebrew Union College—Jewish Insti-

tute of Religion, 276, 549American Jewish Archives, 550American Jewish Periodical Center,

550Edgar F. Magnin School of Graduate

Studies, 550Jerome H. Louchheim School of

Judaic Studies, 550Nelson Glueck School of Biblical Ar-

chaeology, 550Rhea Hirsch School of Education,

550School of Education, 550School of Graduate Studies, 550School of Jewish Communal Service,

550School of Jewish Studies, 551School of Sacred Music, 551Skirball Museum, 551

Hebrew University, American Friendsof, 572

Hebrew Watchman, 604Heritage-Southwest Jewish Press, 597CHershkovitz, Sara, 31Herstig, Arturo, 433Hertz, Leah, 334Hertzberg, Arthur, 504Herzberg, Judith, 344Herzl Press, 578Herzliah-Jewish Teachers Seminary,

551Graduate School of Jewish Studies,

551Jewish People's University of the Air,

551Herzog, Chaim, 410, 469, 472, 473, 487,

497, 498, 504, 505, 512Herzog, Hanna, 103, 113Hesselbach, Walter, 358Hetherington, Thomas, 325Heym, Stefan, 377Hiale, Makdes Mekonen, 502

HIAS (Hebrew Immigrant Aid Soci-ety), 545

Hillel Foundations, B'nai B'rith, 547,568

Himmelfarb, H.S., 71Hindi, Jamal Ahati al-, 416Hirsch, Burkhard, 357Hirschprung, Pinchas, 311Hirsh, Marilyn, 610Histadrut (Israel Federation of Labor),

463, 495, 496Histadruth Ivrith of America, 541Hoenlein, Malcolm, 261Holocaust Center of the United Jewish

Federation of Greater Pittsburgh,541

Holocaust Memorial Resource & Edu-cation Center of Central Florida,541

Honecker, Erich, 367, 371Hope Center for the Developmentally

Disabled, 568Horowitz, Dan, 81Houwaart, Dick, 342Howe, Geoffrey, 322, 323Howe, Irving, 270, 504Humanistic Judaism, 599Hungary, 381, 389, 390, 490, 527Hunter, Basya, 317Hurvitz, Ya'ir, 512Hussein, King, 228, 235, 237, 238, 240,

243, 244, 246, 249, 250, 322, 443,447, 449, 461

Husseini, Faisal al-, 408, 419, 457Hymers, Robert, 225

Ilan, Menachem, 430, 431Illiana News, 598Index to Jewish Periodicals, 604, 605India, 491, 527Indiana Jewish Post and Opinion, 598Inouye, Daniel, 226Institute for Computers in Jewish Life,

551Intermountain Jewish News, 597International Conference of Jewish

Communal Service {see World

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Conference of Jewish CommunalService), 537

International Council on Jewish Socialand Welfare Services, 568

International Jewish Media Associa-tion, 541

Iotti, Nilde, 346Irving, David, 306Israel, 401-513Israel Histadrut Foundation, 576Israel Horizons, 600Israel Museum, American Friends of

the, 572Israel Quality, 600Italy, 345-355, 524Ivanov, Vladimir, 329

Jabara, Abdeen, 209Jaber, Hatam Ahmed al-, 431Jackel, Eberhard, 368Jackson, Jesse, 207, 208, 209, 211, 222,

223, 263, 269, 502Jacobs, June, 327Jacobson, Henrietta, 611Jacobson, Sidney, 334Jager, Michael, 360Jakobovits, Immanuel, 328, 329, 330,

334Jaldati, Lin, 344James, Robert Rhodes, 326Janner, Greville, 333Japan, 491Japhet, Roger, 334JDC {see American Jewish Joint Distri-

bution Committee), 544Jehoschua, Abraham B., 377Jenninger, Philipp, 357, 359JESNA, Jewish Education Service of

North America, 551Jewish Academy of Arts and Sciences,

541Jewish Action Magazine, 600Jewish Advocate, 599Jewish Book Annual, 600Jewish Book Council, JWB, 542Jewish Book World, 600Jewish Braille Institute of America, 568Jewish Braille Institute Voice, 601

Jewish Braille Review, 601Jewish Chautauqua Society, 551Jewish Chronicle of Pittsburgh, 604Jewish Civic Press (Ga.), 598Jewish Civic Press (La.), 599Jewish Civic Press (Tex.), 604Jewish Committee for Israeli-Pales-

tinian Peace, 576Jewish Community News, 598Jewish Community Voice, 599Jewish Conciliation Board of America,

568Jewish Current Events, 601Jewish Currents, 601Jewish Eagle, 605Jewish Education, 601Jewish Education in Media, 551Jewish Education Service of North

America (JESNA), 551Jewish Exponent, 604Jewish Floridian Group, 598Jewish Forward, 601Jewish Frontier, 601Jewish Fund for Justice, 569Jewish Herald-Voice, 604Jewish Horizon, 599Jewish Immigrant Aid Services of Can-

ada (JIAS), 584Jewish Journal, 597, 598, 601Jewish Journal of San Antonio, 604Jewish Labor Bund, 566Jewish Labor Committee, 537

National Trade Union Council forHuman Rights, 537

Jewish Ledger, 601Jewish Ministers Cantors Association of

America, 552Jewish Museum, 541Jewish Music Council, JWB, 542Jewish Music Notes, 601Jewish National Fund of America, 576Jewish National Fund of Canada, 584Jewish News & Israel Today, 597Jewish Observer, 601Jewish Peace Fellowship, 537Jewish Peace Lobby, 576Jewish People's University of the Air,

551


Jewish Post & News, 605Jewish Post and Renaissance, 601Jewish Press (N.Y.), 601Jewish Press (Neb.), 599Jewish Press of Pinellas County, 598Jewish Press of Tampa, 598Jewish Publication Society, 541Jewish Quarterly Review, 604Jewish Reconstructionist Foundation,

552Federation of Reconstructionist Con-

gregations and Havurot, 552Reconstructionist Rabbinical Associ-

ation, 552Reconstructionist Rabbinical Col-

lege, 552Jewish Record, 599Jewish Reporter, 599Jewish Restitution Successor Organiza-

tion, 545Jewish Social Studies, 601Jewish Spectator, 597Jewish Standard (N.J.), 599Jewish Standard (Toronto), 605Jewish Star (Calif.), 597Jewish Star (N.J.), 599Jewish Teachers Association—Morim,

552Jewish Telegraphic Agency, 605Jewish Telegraphic Agency Community

News Reporter, 601Jewish Telegraphic Agency Daily News

Bulletin, 601Jewish Telegraphic Agency Weekly News

Digest, 601Jewish Theological Seminary of Amer-

ica, 274, 552Albert A. List College of Jewish Stud-

ies, 552Cantors Institute and Seminary Col-

lege of Jewish Music, 552Department of Radio and Television,

552Graduate School, 553Jerusalem Campus, JTS, 553Jewish Museum, 553Library of the Jewish Theological

Seminary, 553

Louis Finkelstein Institute for Reli-gious and Social Studies 553,

Melton Research Center, 553National Ramah Commission, 553Prozdor, 553Rabbinical School, 553Saul Lieberman Institute of Jewish

Research, 553Schocken Institute for Jewish Re-

search, 553University of Judaism, 553

Jewish Theological Society of Canada,316

Jewish Times of the Greater Northeast,604

Jewish Transcript, 605Jewish Veteran, 598Jewish War Veterans of the United

States of America, 537National Memorial, 537

Jewish Week, 601Jewish Weekly News, 599Jewish Western Bulletin, 605Jewish World, 598, 601Jibril, Ahmed, 481Joffre, Joseph, 320John Paul II, Pope, 220, 225, 352Joint Distribution Committee, Ameri-

can Jewish, 544Jong, Louis de, 336Jordan, 322, 323, 401, 443, 485Joseph, Edward Walter, 334Joseph, Henry Oscar, 334Joseph, Howard, 317Josephs, Zoe, 333Journal of Jewish Communal Service,

600Journal of the North Shore Jewish Com-

munity, 599Journal of Psychology and Judaism, 605Journal of Reform Judaism, 601Judah L. Magnes Museum—Jewish

Museum of the West, 541Judaica Captioned Film Center, 542Judaism, 601Juliani, Richard N., 105Just, Helmut, 369Just-Dahlmann, Barbara, 369

INDEX / 663

JWB, 328, 569Jewish Book Council, 569Jewish Chaplains Council, 569Jewish Music Council, 569

JWB Circle, 601JWB Lecture Bureau, 542

Kadar, Janos, 389Kaddoumi, Farouk, 324Kahane, Meir, 97, 460, 461, 497,Kalikow, Peter, 277Kalmanovich, Dov, 428Kalmanovitch, Shabtai, 483Kanovitch, Grigory, 386Kansas City Jewish Chronicle, 599Kaplan, Robert, 301Kappler, Annalise, 351Kappler, Herbert, 351Kass, Drora, 251, 261Katz, Dovid, 334,Katz, Elihu, 497Katz, Israel, 501Katz, Moshe, 432Katzav, Moshe, 477, 494Katznelson, Berl, 497Katz-Oz, Avraham, 476, 477Kaufman, Gerald, 323, 324Kaufman, Max, 370Kazantzakis, Nikos, 225Kedem, Perry, 83Kedmi, Yaakov, 489Keegstra, James, 302, 306, 307Kelman, Wolfe, 225Kemelman, Haim, 320Kenen, Isaiah L., 611Kennedy, Edward, 241Kennedy, Eugene, 223Kentucky Jewish Post and Opinion, 598Kenya, 491Keren Or, 576Kesar, Israel, 102, 466Kfir, D., 71, 73Khalidi, Walid, 323Khalil, Samiha, 416Khan, Inamullah, 325Kharchev, Konstantin, 380Kholmiansky, Alexander, 329, 384Kibbutz Journal, 601

Kimche, David, 506King, Don, 224Kinnock, Neil, 321, 323, 487Kirchner, Peter, 367, 372Kissinger, Henry, 247, 341, 454Kiszczak, Czeslaw, 391Klaff, Vivian Z., 31, 108Klaperman, Gilbert, 208Klein, Ernest, 319Klinghoffer, Leon, 251Klug, Aaron, 334Klutznick Museum, B'nai B'rith, 540,Knight, Bryan, 318Knobloch, Charlotte, 366Knobloch, Heinz, 368Koch, Edward, 208, 209Koch, Rudolf, 360Kochubievsky, Feliks, 384Koffman, Gerry, 320Kohl, Helmut, 356, 357, 358, 359, 363,

365Kohn, Avrohom, 334Kohnstamm-van Voolen, Henny, 344Kol Hat'nua, 601Kollek, Teddy, 409, 410, 508Komoroczy, Geza, 390Kompaneets, Zinovy, 388Konstantin, Nikolai, 490Kook, Simcha, 381Koonz, Claudia, 333Kops, Bernard, 333Koren, Yael, 343Korff, Modest, 360Kornberg, Jakob, 332Kosharovsky, Yuli, 219, 384Kosher Directory, 602Kosher Directory, Passover Edition, 602Kosmin, Barry, 271, 522, 524Kotler, Oded, 509Kovnats, Abe, 302Kowarsky, Paul, 317Krantz, Frederick, 310Krause, Udo, 376Krausz, Ernest, 3, 79, 81Kristol, Irving, 269, 270Kruger, Ralf, 358Krzywinski, Ulrike, 368Kiihnen, Michael, 360


Kulas, Eli, 465Kultur un Lebn—Culture and Life, 602Kurz, Rudolff, 220Kushner, Gordon, 317

Labor Zionist Alliance, 576-77,Labor Zionist Alliance of Canada, 584Lahad, Antoine, 480La Malfa, Giorgio, 346Lambert, Phyllis, 319Lamishpaha, 602Lamm, Norman, 273, 274, 277Lammers, Johan, 342Lampert, Irwin, 319Landau, Julian J., 332Langbein, Laura Irwin, 86Lange, David, 394Lanser, J., 343Laqueur, Walter, 333LaRouche, Lyndon, 215, 361Laski, Marghanita, 334Lastman, Mel, 302Las Vegas Israelite, 599Lauder, Ronald, 263Lazarus, Felix, 320League for Human Rights of B'nai Brith

Canada, 305League for Labor Israel, 577League for Yiddish, 542LeBlanc, Gerald, 314Lecture Bureau, JWB, 542Lederman, Sol, 319Lee, John, 487Lehrman, Hal, 611Leib, Mani, 318Leibler, Isi, 399Leibler, Mark, 398, 400Lenz, Siegfried, 358Leo Baeck Institute, 542Lerner, Alexander, 329, 384, 502Lerner, Michael, 270Leslie, Alison, 333Lester, Julius, 223Levenbuk, Aleksandr, 385Levene, Peter, 334Levi Hospital, 569Levin, Arie, 489Levin, Carl, 241

Levin, Dov, 500Levine, Howard, 302Levine, Martin, 312Levinger, Moshe, 429Levinson, Burton, 258Levinson, Peter, 363Levita, Elijah Bahur, 354Levoy, Myron, 376Levy, Caren, 524Levy, David, 444, 459, 471, 476, 477,

511Levy, Joseph, 318Levy, Moshe, 102Lewin, Abraham, 332Lewin, Chaim, 320Lewis, Frank, 340Lewittes, Mendell, 319Leydesdorff, Selma, 343Libai, David, 476Lichtman, Allan J., 87Ligachev, Yegor, 381Likud-Herat Zionists of America, 577Likutim, 602Lilith—The Jewish Women's Magazine,

217, 602Limentani, Giacoma, 354Lindwer, Willy, 343, 344Linnik, V., 383Lipman, Beata, 332Lipman, Eugene, 276Lipshitz, Gabriel, 29Lissak, Moshe, 3, 81, 106Litani, Yehuda, 426Litvinoff, Barnet, 333A Living Memorial to the Holocaust-

Museum of Jewish Heritage, 542Loewe, Raphael, 332Loffler, Kurt, 367, 371Loncar, Budimir, 490Long Island Jewish World, 602Loonstein, Herman, 344Lorenz, Ina, 368Lubavitcher Hassidim (Chabad), 227Lubavitcher Rebbe (M. M. Schneerson),

467, 468Lubbers, Rudolf (Ruud), 335, 336, 337,

487Lubin, Charles W., 611,

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Luitjens, Jacob, 308Lukacs, Georg, 377Luks, Harold Paul, 257Lurie, Note, 388Lustiger, Arno, 369Luzzatto, Shmuel David, 354

Maalot, 542Machne Israel, 554Magarik, Alexei, 384, 502Magonet, Jonathan, 332Maikovskis, Boleslav, 221Malek, Frederic V., 211Malewski, Monette, 314Malloth, Anton, 351, 361Malz, Yaakov, 512Mancher, Harry R., 611,Mansour, Wasfi, 435Margolies, Israel Raphael, 612Margriet, Princess (Netherlands), 342Marmur, Dow, 316Marrus, Michael, 308, 319Marshall, Louis, 271Martilla and Kiley Organization, 213Martyrdom and Resistance, 602Martyrs Memorial & Museum of the

Holocaust, 542Maslin, Simeon, 276Maslowsky, Barbara, 320Masri, Taher al-, 239Matas, David, 307Matras, Judah, 3, 37, 87Maxwell, Robert, 332Mayer, Gerda, 333Mayer-Vorfelder, Gerhard, 360Maynard, Fredelle Bruser, 319Mazar, Amihai, 511McDougall, Barbara, 302Medding, Peter Y., 3, 79, 93, 118Medvedev, Vadim, 381Meguid, Esmat Abdel, 239, 246, 450Meijer, Ischa, 339Meijers, Pinchas, 340Meiman, Naum (Nahum), 384, 502Mellor, David, 322, 323, 487Melnikoff, Pamela, 333Melton Journal, 602

Melton Research Center for Jewish Ed-ucation, 553

Memorial Foundation for Jewish Cul-ture, 330, 390, 542

Mendels, Josepha, 344Menuhin, Yehudi, 369Mercaz, 577Meridor, Dan, 475, 477Merkos L'Inyonei Chinuch, 554Merks, Gilbert W., 333, 524Mesivta Yeshiva Rabbi Chaim Berlin

Rabbinical Academy, 554Metro West Jewish News, 600Metzenbaum, Howard, 241Mexico, 523Meyer, Daniel, 389Meyerhoff, Lyn P., 612Miami Jewish Tribune, 598Michelman, Henry, 225Michman, D., 343Michman, J., 343Midstream, 602Mikardo, Ian, 333Mikhoels, Solomon, 384Miklos, Imre, 390, 490Milano, Paolo, 355Miller, Buzi, 388Miller, Israel, 371Miller, Joseph K., 612Miller, Shoshana, 499Milo, Roni, 475, 476, 477Milton, Sybil, 333Minkowich, A., 65Mintz, Eli, 612Miransky, Peretz, 319Miroschejdi, Pierre de, 511Missouri Jewish Post, 599Mitterrand, Francois, 487Mitzna, Amram, 404, 405, 409, 418,

427, 430, 432, 436, 458Mizrachi-Hapoel Hamizrachi, 578Mizrachi-Hapoel Hamizrachi Organi-

zation of Canada, 584Modai, Yitzhak, 474, 476, 477Modern Jewish Studies Annual, 602Moed, Yitzhak, 341Mohammad, Mahmoud, 305Molina, Rafael Samudio, 491


Molyneaux, Geoffrey, 319Moment, 269, 275, 276, 598Mondale, Walter, 211Montand, Yves, 509Montreal Allied Jewish Community

Services (AJCS), 311Moos, Alfred, 369Moosberg, Kurt, 358Morag-Talmon, Pnina, 118Moranville, Kendall, 486Mordechai, Yitzhak, 427Mormons, 500Morning Freiheit, 602Morocco, 530Morrison, Peter, 334Morse, Earl, 612Mosco, Maisie, 333Moscowitch, Gail, 499Moskowitz, Meshulam, 428Moynihan, Daniel Patrick, 241Mubarak, Hosni, 235,-240, 322, 486,

492, 493Muller, Leopold, 334Mulroney, Brian, 301, 303Murphy, Richard, 234, 237, 238, 245,

442, 448Mustapha, Abdul, 322

Na'amat USA, 577Na'amat Woman, 602Nabokov, Vladimir, 379Nachmani, Amikam, 332Nachmann, Werner, 362, 363, 364, 365Nafeh, Bashir, 412Nagler, Michael, 340Nahon, Yaacov, 60, 71, 106, 109, 110Naimark, Arnold, 319Naor, Arye, 506Nathan, G., 12, 31, 56National Association of Jewish Family,

Children's and Health Profession-als (see Association of Jewish Fam-ily and Children's Agency Profes-sionals), 569

National Association of Jewish Voca-tional Services, 569

National Committee for Furtherance ofJewish Education, 554

National Committee for Labor Israel—Histadrut, 577

National Conference of SynagogueYouth, 560

National Conference on Soviet Jewry,264, 265, 266, 267, 537

Soviet Jewry Research Bureau, 538National Congress of Jewish Deaf, 569National Council of Jewish Prison

Chaplains, Inc. (see American Jew-ish Correctional Chaplains Associ-ation, Inc.) 569

National Council of Jewish Women, 569National Council of Jewish Women of

Canada, 584National Council of Young Israel, 259,

554National Foundation for Jewish Cul-

ture, 543National Hebrew Culture Council, 543National Institute for Jewish Hospice,

570National Jewish Center for Immunol-

ogy and Respiratory Medicine, 570National Jewish Center for Learning

and Leadership (see CLAL), 555National Jewish Coalition, 538National Jewish Commission on Law

and Public Affairs (COLPA), 222,538

National Jewish Committee on Scout-ing, 570

National Jewish Community RelationsAdvisory Council, 259, 266, 538

National Jewish Girl Scout Committee,570

National Jewish Hospitality Committee,555

National Jewish Information Service forthe Propagation of Judaism, 555

National Jewish Post and Opinion, 598National Joint Community Relations

Committee of Canadian JewishCongress, 584

National Ramah Commission, 553National Yiddish Book Center, 543National Young Leadership Conference

of the United Jewish Appeal, 260

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Navon, Yitzhak, 102, 392, 476, 477,490, 494

Near East Report, 272, 598Nedava, Yosef, 512Ne'eman, Yuval, 463, 479, 480Nefsky, Marilyn, 308Neikik, Abbey, 317Nelson, Ran, 512Nemeth, Miklos, 389Nemetz, Nathan, 319Ner Israel Rabbinical College, 555Netanyahu, Benjamin, 475, 476Netherlands, 335-344, 487, 524Neuman, Isaac, 374Neusner, Jacob, 270Nevelson, Louise, 612New Israel Fund, 577New Jewish Agenda, 538Newman, Aubrey, 333Newman, Peter G, 319New Menorah, 604New Zealand, 394, 530Nir, Amiram, 512Nir, Barak, 498Nissim, Moshe, 476, 477, 493, 494, 496,

506, 507Nitikman, Israel, 320Niv, Orna Ben-Dor, 510Nixon, Richard, 211Niznik, Chaim, 319Noam-Mizrachi New Leadership Coun-

cil, 578Nobleman, Ben, 302Nolte, Ernst, 368Noriega, Manuel, 215Norman, Hilary, 333North American Aliyah Movement, 579North American Association of Jewish

Homes and Housing for the Aging,570

North American Conference on Ethi-opian Jewry (NACOEJ), 545

North American Jewish Data Bank, 271North American Jewish Students Ap-

peal, 582North American Jewish Students' Net-

work, 582Northern California Jewish Bulletin, 597

Norway, 488Nosenko, Vladimir, 383Novak, Michael, 105Novik, Nimrod, 238Nudel, Ida, 329, 347, 502, 503

Oakley, Phyllis, 248The Observer, 604O'Connor, John Cardinal, 264O'Connor, Sandra Day, 225Ogonyok, 382, 383Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 604Okun, Herbert S., 230, 232Olechowski, Tadeusz, 391, 490Olmert, Ehud, 238, 475, 476, 477Olomeinu—Our World, 602Ongor, Johan, 490Oppenheim-Barnes, Sally, 334The Order, 214Orenstein, Eugene, 318Orlikow, David, 301Orr, Ori, 461ORT (see Canadian ORT Organiza-

tion), 583ORT (see American ORT Federation),

544Orthodox Rabbinical Council of Can-

ada, 311Ottawa Jewish Bulletin & Review, 605Ovadiah ben Abraham Yare, 353Oweida, Faisal, 327Owen, David, 322Oz, Amos, 332, 404Ozar Hatorah, 555Oziel, Moses, 320

Pagani, Herbert, 355Paikin, Mamie, 319Palmer, Mark, 390Palzur, Mordechai, 490Papandreou, Andreas, 488Pappe, Ilan, 332Parfitt, Tudor, 332Paritsky, Alexander, 384Pasternak, Boris, 379Pasztor, Lazio, 210Patt, Gideon, 477Patten, John, 326


Patzold, Kurt, 377Pazner, Aviezer, 417, 456Pearl, Chaim, 332PEC Israel Economic Corporation, 577Peck, Gregory, 509Pedagogic Reporter, 602Pedatzur, Reuven, 480PEF Israel Endowment Funds, 577Pelletier, Gerard, 313, 314Pelletreau, Jr., Robert H., 253, 456Penn and Schoen Organization, 213Penner, Roland, 302Penniman, Howard R., 81, 86Percy, Charles, 272Peres, Shimon, 235, 238, 240, 243, 245,

246, 252, 253, 260, 322, 346, 389,390, 442, 445, 446, 447, 448, 450,454, 456, 458, 462, 463, 464, 466,468, 471, 472, 473, 474, 476, 477,482, 483, 484, 487, 490, 491, 492,493, 496, 512

Peres, Yochanan, 112Peretz, Yitzhak, 475, 477, 499Perez de Cuellar, Javier, 236, 237, 492Peritz, Eric, 56, 83Perlis, Morris, 319Permutti, Gavriel, 481P'eylim—American Yeshiva Student

Union, 555Pezzana, Angelo, 348Philip and Sarah Belz School of Jewish

Music, 563Piccoli, Flaminio, 346Pickering, Thomas, 234, 247, 257, 448,

484Pioneer Women/Na'amat (see Na'amat

USA), 577Poale Agudath Israel of America, 577

Women's Division of, 577Poale Zion, 327Pogrebin, Letty Cottin, 270Poirier, Marie, 318Poland, 381, 390, 391, 392, 527Poliker, Yehuda, 510Pollock, David, 208Popkin, Ruth, 504Porat, Tirza, 431Porat, Uri, 451

Pratt, Richard, 398, 400Prestin, Vladimir, 329Prinz, Joachim, 612Pripstein, Chaim, 320Proceeedings of the American Academy

for Jewish Research, 602Progressive Zionist Caucus, 578Proligheuer, Hans, 369Proskauer, Joseph, 271Puvogel, Ulrike, 369

Quayle, Dan, 251Quester, George, 482

Raab, Ernest, 308Rabadi, Nidal, 410Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological

Seminary, 563Rabbinical Alliance of America (Igud

Harabonim), 555Rabbinical Assembly, 556Rabbinical College of Telshe, 556Rabbinical Council of America, 259,

260, 277, 556Rabbinical Council Record, 602Rabbo, Yasir Abed, 253Rabi, Isidor Isaac, 613Rabin, Yitzhak, 231-234, 246, 256, 258,

388, 403^06, 415, 418, 428, 438,440, 441, 444, 448, 451, 454, 456,463, 464, 466, 471, 472, 476, 477,481, 482, 484, 486, 504, 507

Rabinowitz, Isaac, 613Rabkin, Yakov, 315Rafih, Abd al-Aziz Uda, 416Rahm, Victor, 434Rakowski, Mieczyslaw, 391Ramon, Haim, 476Rapaport, Yakov, 384Rappaport, Ira, 498Rasky, Frank, 319Ratzinger, Joseph Cardinal, 225, 226Reagan, Ronald, 218, 219, 222, 227,

230, 232, 234, 237, 240, 242, 243,245, 246, 253, 254, 256, 262, 265,381, 443, 444, 445, 448, 450, 455,485, 486, 505

Rechtzeit, Jack, 613

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Reconstructionism (see Jewish Recon-structionist Foundation), 552

Reconstructionist, 604Reconstructionist Rabbinical Associa-

tion, 552Reconstructionist Rabbinical College,

556Redman, Charles, 230, 231, 232, 233,

243, 250, 252, 454Reform Judaism, 602Regev, Arie, 322Reich, Seymour, 261Reichmann, Eva G., 369Reiss, Lionel S., 613Reitman, Dorothy, 303Religious Zionists of America, 578

Bnei Akiva of North America, 578Mizrachi Palestine Fund, 578National Council for Torah Educa-

tion of Mizrachi-Hapoel Hamizra-chi, 578

Noam-Mizrachi New LeadershipCouncil, 578

Renewal Magazine, 604Renglich, Szloma, 319Reporter, 602Research Foundation for Jewish Immi-

gration, 543Research Institute of Religious Jewry,

556Resh, N., 65, 79Response, 602RE'UTH Women's Social Service, 545Revesz, Herbert, 333Reyers, A., 342Rhode Island Jewish Historical Notes,

604Richterich, Rivka, 368Rifai, Zaid al-, 235Ritterband, Paul, 522Rivkin, Nacha, 614Robertson, Pat, 207, 208, 210Robertson, Ritchie, 332Robic, Louise, 314Robinson, W.S., 86Roegholt, Richter, 343Rogov, Sergei, 383Rohwer, Jiirgen, 368

Romanenko, A.Z., 382, 383Romania, 392, 527Rome, David, 318Ronel, Nurit, 3Roper Organization (poll), 213, 217,

218, 222Rose, Jack, 320Rosen, Moses David, 392Rosenberg, Hans, 370Rosenberg, Suzanne, 319Rosenfeld, Henry, 507Rosensaft, Menachem, 251, 260, 261Rosenstein, Gershon Zvi, 502Roskies, David, 318Roskies, Jonathan, 320Rosovsky, Henry, 504Ross, Dennis, 246Ross, Malcolm, 306Rotenstreich, Yehoshua, 512Roth, Joseph, 369Roth, Stephen J., 332Rothschild, Dorothy de, 334Rothschild, Evelyn de, 334Rotstein, Sigmund, 367, 373Rozenshtain, Grigory, 384Rozsa, Endre, 390Rubin, Yaacov, 329Rubinek, Saul, 317Rubinstein, Eli, 238Rubinstein, Richard, 269Rudin, James, 219Rujoub, Jibril al-, 408Rulli, Giovanni, 349Runge, Irene, 377Rushdie, Salman, 329Ryan, Claude, 314

Safdie, Moshe, 318Safieh, Afif, 337Saguy, Uri, 478Saguy, Yehoshua, 479Said, Edward, 247, 446St. Louis Center for Holocaust Studies,

543St. Louis Jewish Light, 599Sakharov, Andrei, 379Salomon, Kathryn, 333Salpeter, Eliahu, 102


Salutin, Rick, 319Salzmann, Dov, 340San Diego Jewish Times, 597Sandor, Anna, 308Saudi Arabia, 322, 486, 487Savidor, Menachem, 513Sawyer, Eugene, 223Sbeihat, Samir, 412Scandinavia, 526Schach, Menachem Eliezer, 85,462,468Scheckner, Jeffrey, 522Schecter, David, 317Schelekens, Y., 26Schiff, Jacob, 271Schifter, Richard, 232, 233, 267, 448Schindler, Alexander, 231, 258, 259, 504Schlee, Emil, 361Schlesinger, Eliezer, 432Schmelz, U.O., 4, 10, 12, 20, 26, 31, 38,

51, 56, 58, 515, 522, 524Schmidt, Henry, 377Schnabel, Ernst, 333Schneerson, M. M. (Lubavitcher

Rebbe), 467, 468Schneier, Arthur, 266Schonduve, Loeki, 342Schonfeld, Hugh, 334Schonhuber, Franz, 361Schorsch, Ismar, 274, 275, 316Schreier, Max, 277Schrijver, Hans, 344Schulweis, Harold, 269Schwartz, Howard, 333Schwartz, Michal, 413Schwartz, Yossi, 310Scorsese, Martin, 225, 510Segal, Jerome, 249Seidelman, William, 308Selbee, Kelvin, 37The Sentinel, 598Sephardic House, 543Sephardic Jewish Brotherhood of Amer-

ica, 566Shaare Zedek Hospital in Jerusalem,

American Committee for, 571Shahaf, Yigal, 435Shahal, Moshe, 457, 476, 477Shahar, Arie, 31

Shakdiel, Leah, 499Shaki, Avner, 462, 477Shalom, Avraham, 512Shalom Center, 538Shalom Hartman Institute, American

Friends of, 572Shamgar, Meir, 417, 420, 460Shami, Hani al-, 440Shamir, Michal, 103Shamir, Shimon, 493Shamir, Yitzhak, 233, 235, 236, 238,

239, 240, 241, 242, 245, 246, 247,252, 253, 254, 255, 259, 260, 261,276, 310, 311, 323, 324, 337, 346,350, 359, 381, 390, 401, 402, 411,417, 441^47, 449, 451-454, 456,457, 459, 462, 463, 465, 466, 468-477, 483, 485, 486, 488, 490, 492,498, 505

Shanan, Leah, 31Shapiro, Laura, 217Shapiro, Lev, 502Shapiro, Milton, 261Shapiro, Yonatan, 81Sharaa, Farouk al-, 239Sharan, S., 65Sharansky, Natan, 329, 333, 502, 503Sharett, Moshe, 497Sharif (Sherif), Bassam Abu, 248, 323,

448, 449Sharir, Avraham, 392, 431, 484, 490Sharon, Ariel, 93, 257, 392, 431, 435,

459, 461, 464, 471, 474, 476, 477,490

Shavit, Y., 71, 73Shavit, Zeev, 86Sheffer, Eliezer, 481Shefman, Alan, 319Sheftel, Yoram, 221, 501Sheinbaum, Stanley, 251, 261Shemer, Sara, 112Shenkar College in Israel, American

Committee for, 571Sher, Antony, 333Shevardnadze, Eduard, 236, 356, 381,

489Sheviley Ha-Hinnukh, 602Shifman, Hya, 387

INDEX / 671

Shilon, Dan, 463Shimon, Tova, 314Shlaim, Avi, 332Sh'ma, 271, 602Shmuessen Mit Kinder Un Yugent, 602Shokeid, Moshe, 3Sholem Aleichem Folk Institute, 556Shomron, Dan, 406, 407, 411, 418, 420,

438, 458, 481Shratzky, Rina, 434Shternshtam, Iosif, 387Shternshtam, Luiza, 387Shultz, George, 230, 232, 235, 237-249,

251-256, 260, 262, 264, 268, 442-448, 450, 453, 455, 458, 483, 484,485, 505

Sichrovsky, Peter, 333Siedner, Amir, 481Siegel, Mark, 209Siegel, Seymour, 614Siegman, Henry, 258, 261Sierra, Sergio, 354Silberschlag, Eisig, 614Silkin, Jon, 333Silverman, Ira, 261Simon, Akiva Ernst, 512Simon, Hermann, 375Simon, Ulrich, 333Simon Wiesenthal Center, 271, 325, 564Singer, Israel, 375Singer, Lynn, 265Siniora, Hanna, 327, 402Skirball Museum, 550Skoblo, Roman, 368Slater, Ruth, 316Slepak, Vladimir, 329Smith, David, 226Smith, Hanoch, 231Smooha, Sammy, 3, 103, 106Snow, Ralph, 303Sobol, Yehoshua, 339, 509Society for the History of Czechoslovak

Jews, 543Society for Humanistic Judaism, 556Society of Friends of the Touro Syna-

gogue, National Historical Shrine,556

Society of Israel Philatelists, 578

Sofaer, Abraham, 492Sofer, Sasson, 333Sokol, Yuri, 386Solarz, Stephen, 226Solender, Sanford, 271Solis, Daniel da Silva, 344Solomon, Aaron L., 614Soloveitchik, Aaron, 277Sonis, Michael, 31South Africa, 397, 527Southern Jewish Weekly, 598Southwest Jewish Chronicle, 604Soviet Jewry, National Conference on,

264, 265, 267, 537Soviet Jewry Research Bureau, 538Soviet Jewry, Student Struggle for, 265Soviet Jews, Union of Councils for, 265,

267, 538Soviet Union, 356, 378-388, 397, 526Sowan, Ismail, 322Spack, Abraham, 614,Spadolini, Giovanni, 346Spain, 526Spanier, Ginette, 334Spath, Lothar, 356, 263Spector, Cyril, 333Spellman, Gladys Noon, 614Spencer, Gary, 216Spertus College of Judaica, 556Spivak, Sidney, 303,304Stark Jewish News, 604State of Israel Bonds, 578Steinberg, Blema, 310Steinsaltz, Adin, 315, 390, 347, 387, 508Stern, G. B., 333Stern, Moshe, 316Sternberg, Sigmund, 325Stevens, Elliot, 275Stewart, Ian, 326Strashnow, Amnon, 404, 419, 440, 441Strauss, Franz-Josef, 356, 357Strougal, Lubomir, 389Stuart, G. H. Cohen, 343Stuart, Mary, 342Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry

(SSSJ), 265, 538Studies in Bibliography and Booklore,

604


Suasso, Francisco Lopez, 342Suffoth, Zeev, 338Sununu, John H., 211, 212Suttner, Raymond, 328Suzman, Helen, 369Sweden, 488Swetschinski, Daniel, 342Switzerland, 526Synagogue Council of America, 263,

557Synagogue Light, 602Syria, 443, 448, 527Szirtes, George, 333

Taba, 492Tabori, George, 339Tagger, Siona, 512Tal, Zvi, 500, 501Talks and Tales, 602Talmage, Frank, 320Tambo, Oliver, 357Tamir, Avraham, 332, 491Tanenbaum, Marc, 226Tannenbaum, Jacob, 221Tauchner, Maximilian, 369Technion-Israel Institute of Technol-

ogy, American Society for, 573,Tel Aviv Museum, American Friends

of, 572Tel Aviv University, American Friends

of, 572Tepfer, John J., 614Teveth, Shabtai, 333Texas Jewish Post, 604Thalmann, Rita, 369Thanks to Scandinavia, 545Thatcher, Margaret, 236, 322, 323, 326,

329, 487Theiner, George, 334Theodor Herzl Foundation, 578

Herzl Press, 578Theodor Herzl Institute, 579

Thornburgh, Richard, 268Tichauer, Shlomo, 375Tikkun, 597Toaff, Elio, 352Toledano, Dayan Pinchas, 332Toledo Jewish News, 604

Torah Schools for Israel—Chinuch Atz-mai, 557

Torah Umesorah—National Society forHebrew Day Schools, 557

Institute for Professional Enrich-ment, 557

National Association of Hebrew DaySchool Administrators, 557

National Association of Hebrew DaySchool Parent-Teacher Associa-tions, 557

National Conference of Yeshiva Prin-cipals, 557

National Yeshiva Teachers Board ofLicense, 557

Torgov, Morley, 317Toronto Jewish Congress, 308, 311Touro College, 557

Barry Z. Levine School of HealthSciences and Center for BiomedicalEducation, 558

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences,558

Graduate School of Jewish Studies,558

Institute of Jewish Law, 558Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center, 558Jewish People's University of the Air,

558School of General Studies, 558Shulamith School, 558

Tradition, 603Trends, 603Trenter, George, 334Troper, Harold,, 318Troster, Lawrence, 316Truman, Harry, 263Tshervizov, Andrei, 383Tsitverblit, Naftaly, 329Tulsa Jewish Review, 604Tunisia, 530Turkey, 527Turner, Barry, 333Turner, John, 304Twerski, Aaron, 273, 274Tzaban, Yair, 457, 463Tzur, Yaakov, 477, 501, 503

INDEX / 673

UCII (Union of Italian Jewish Commu-nities), 350, 351

UCSJ Quarterly Report, 598UJF Virginia News, 605Ullendorff, Edward, 332Undzer Veg, 605Union of American Hebrew Congrega-

tions, 271, 558American Conference of Cantors, 558Commission on Jewish Education of

the Union of of American HebrewCongregations, Central Conferenceof American Rabbis and NationalAssociation of Temple Educators,558

Commission on Social Action of Re-form Judaism, 559

Commission on Synagogue Manage-ment, 559

National Association of Temple Ad-ministrators, 559

National Association of TempleEducators, 559

National Federation of TempleBrotherhoods, 559

National Federation of Temple Sister-hoods, 559

National Federation of TempleYouth, 559

Union of Councils for Soviet Jews(UCSJ), 265, 267, 538

Union of Orthodox Jewish Congrega-tions of America, 274, 559

National Conference of SynagogueYouth, 560

Women's Branch, 560Union of Orthodox Rabbis of the United

States and Canada, 315, 560Union of Sephardic Congregations, 560United Charity Institutions of Jerusa-

lem, 579United Israel Appeal (UIA), 311, 312,

472United Jewish Appeal, 263, 276, 546,

579United Lubavitcher Yeshivoth, 560United Order True Sisters (UOTS), 566

United States Committee Sports for Is-rael, 579

United States Holocaust MemorialCouncil, 387, 543

United Synagogue of America, 275, 560Commission on Jewish Education,

560Committee on Social Action and Pub-

lic Policy, 560Jewish Educators Assembly, 561Kadima, 561National Association of Synagogue

Administrators, 561United Synagogue Youth of, 561

United Synagogue Review, 603University of Judaism, 553Uno, Sousuke, 491Unser Tsait, 603Urban, Jerzy, 490Uruguay, 523USSR, 488, 489

Vaad Mishmereth Stam, 561van Aardenne, G., 338van de Kamp, Lody, 340van den Berg, A., 343van den Broek, Hans, 336, 337, 487van der Linden, Rene, 335van der Molen, Henk, 343van der Zee, Nanda, 343van Dijk, Willem, 340van Eekelen, Willem F., 335van Thijn, Ed, 341van Tonningen, Flora Rost, 336Vanunu, Mordechai, 482Vardi, Aharon, 490Varella, Julia and Claudio, 499Varkonyi, Peter, 490Vecht, Constant, 343Veil, Simone, 502Velikhov, Evgeny, 387Venezuela, 524Venger, Baruch, 512Verbelen, Robert Jan, 221Vermes, Pamela, 332Vigod, Bernie, 320Vilnai, Ze'ev, 512Vilsker, Leib, 388


Vineberg, Arthur, 320Vineberg, Ethel Shane, 320Vishnitzer Hassidim, 313Vital, David, 332Vitta, Edoardo, 354Vogel, Hans-Jochen, 356Vogel, Rolf, 369Volvovsky, Ari and Ludmilla, 502Volvovsky, Leonid, 329, 384von Dohnanyi, Klaus, 369von Weizsacker, Richard, 357, 358, 363Vorspan, Albert, 259, 261

Wa Botende, Lamponda, 491Wagenaar, Willem A., 333Wajda, Andrzej, 391, 509Wajsberg, Henoch, 341Waldegrave, William, 323Waldheim, Kurt, 220, 262, 326, 349Walesa, Lech, 391Wallace, Mike, 272Wallach, Yehuda, 220Wallerstein, Pinhas, 429Wallmann, Walter, 358Walters, Vernon A., 230Walzer, Michael, 270, 504Warburg, Eric M.Washington Jewish Week, 210, 599Wasserman, Lew, 225Wazir, Khalil al- (Abu Jihad), 322, 406,

437Weil, Wolf, 370Weiner, Gerry, 301, 302Weinfeld, Morton, 318Weingrod, Alex, 3, 31Weinreb, Friedrich, 344Weiss, Avi, 265Weiss, Rachel, 432, 433Weiss, Szewach, 103Weizman, Ezer, 438, 465, 476, 477Weizmann Institute of Science, Ameri-

can Committee for, 571Werczberger, E., 31Werner, Eric, 614West Coast Talmudical Seminary, 561Western States Jewish History, 597West Germany, 487, 524Wetzel, Juliane, 369Whitehead, John, 234, 392, 484

Wien, Lawrence A., 614Wiesel, Elie, 220, 358, 399Wieseltier, Leon, 310Wiesenthal, Simon, 210, 351Wiesenthal (Simon) Center, 564Willebrands, Johannes, 352Willmot, Bob, 319Wilson, Derek, 333Winant, Edward, 319Windsor Jewish Community Bulletin,

605Winograd, Eliahu, 495Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle, 605Wisse, Ruth, 318, 319Wohlfarth, Peter, 334Wolfstein-Frolich, Rosi, 370Women's American ORTReporter, 603Women's League for Conservative Ju-

daism, 561Women's League for Israel, 579Women's League Outlook, 603Workmen's Circle, 566Workmen's Circle Call, 603World Confederation of Jewish Com-

munity Centers, 570World Confederation of United Zion-

ists, 579World Conference of Jewish Communal

Service, 539World Council of Synagogues, 561World Jewish Congress (WJC), 266,

363, 372, 387, 399, 539World Jewish Population, 514-532World Union for Progressive Judaism,

561World Zionist Organization—Ameri-

can Section, 579Department of Education and Cul-

ture, 579North American Aliyah Movement,

579Zionist Archives and Library of the,

579Worner, Manfred, 360Wurzweiler School of Social Work, 564

Yaakobi, Gad, 457, 477Yadin, Yigael, 82Yaffe, Leo, 319

INDEX / 675

Yahav, David, 423Yancey, William L., 105Yariv, Aharon, 479Yaroslavsky, Zev, 223Yavne Hebrew Theological Seminary,

562Yearbook of the Central Conference of

American Rabbis, 603Yedidya, Eli, 440Yegar, Moshe, 504Yehezkeli, Israel, 501Yehoshua, A.B., 332, 377, 404Yeshiva University, 274, 562

Albert Einstein College of Medicine,562

Alumni Office, 562Belfer Institute for Advanced Bio-

medical Studies, 563Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law,

563Bernard Revel Graduate School, 563Brookdale Institute for the Study of

Gerontology, 563David J. Azrieli Graduate Institute of

Jewish Education and Administra-tion, 563

Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychol-ogy, 563

Harry Fischel School for higher Jew-ish Studies, 563

Rabbi Isaac Eichanan TheologicalSeminary, 563

Philip and Sarah Belz School of Jew-ish Music, 563

Women's Organization, 564Wurzweiler School of Social Work,

564Yeshiva University Museum, 544Yeshivath Torah Vodaath and Mesivta

Rabbinical Seminary, 565Alumni Association, 565

Yeutter, Clayton, 212Yiddish, 603Yiddishe Kultur, 603

Dos Yiddishe Vort, 603Yiddisher Kemfer, 603Yiddisher Kulter Farband—YKUF,

544YidisheShprakh, 603YIVO Bleter, 603YIVO Institute for Jewish Research,

544Max Weinreich Center for Advanced

Jewish Studies, 544Yoffe, Alexander, 384, 502Yogev, A., 71, 73Yorke, Valerie, 332Yosef, Ovadia, 85, 462Young Israel, National Council of, 554

American Friends of Young IsraelSynagogues in Israel, 554

Armed Forces Bureau, 554Employment Bureau, 554Institute for Jewish Studies, 554Young Israel Collegiates and Young

Adults, 554Young Israel Youth, 554

Young Israel Viewpoint, 603Young Judaea/Hashachar, 576Young Judaean, 603Yugntruf, 603Yugntruf Youth for Yiddish, 582Yugoslavia, 527

Zaire, 491Zakout, Fat'hi, 435Ze'ev, Israel, 429Ze'evi, Rehavam, 460, 461, 497Zerker, Sally, 304Zevi, Tullia, 350, 351, 352Zilbershtain, Ilya, 388Zingeris, Emanuelis, 386Zionist Organization of America, 259,

260, 262, 579Ziyada, Muhammad, 435Zuckerman, Alan, 103Zundel, Ernst, 302, 306, 307

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