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SPECIAL ARTICLES IN VOLUMES 51-84OF THE AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK

Acquisition of Political and Social Rightsby the Jews in the United States

The American Jew: Some DemographicFeatures

American Jewish Tercentenary

American Jewry, 1970:A Demographic Profile

Antisemitism as a Policy Tool in theSoviet Bloc

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

A Century of ReformJudaism in America

The Church and the Jews:The Struggle at Vatican II

Concerning Jewish Theology in NorthAmerica: Some Notes on a Decade

The Condition of American Jewry inHistorical Perspective: A BicentennialAssessment

Conference on Jewish Material ClaimsAgainst Germany

Oscar and Mary F. Handlin56:43-98

Ben B. Seligman 51:3-52

David Bernstein 57:101-18

Sidney Goldstein 72:3-88

Maurice Friedberg 71:123^40

Lucy S. Dawidowicz 82:3-98

Sefton D. Temkin 74:3-75

Judith Herschcopf 66:99-13667:45-77

Lou H. Silberman 70:37-58

Henry L. Feingold 76:3-39

Lucy S. Dawidowicz54:471-8561:110-27

Economic Status and Occupational Structure Eli E. Cohen 51:53-70

Eichmann TrialEuropean Jewry Before and After HitlerThe Proceedings

Salo W. Baron 63:3-53Leon Poliakov 63:54-84

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S P E C I A L A R T I C L E S I N V O L U M E S 5 1 - 8 4 / 4 6 5

America's ResponseThe JudgmentText of the Indictment

Intermarriage in the United States

Israel and the United Nations:Changed Perspectives, 1945-1976

Israel in 1982: The War in Lebanon

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

Jewish Academics in the United States:Their Achievements, Culture and Politics

Jewish Education—For What?

Jewish Fertility in the United States

Jewish Labor Movement in the United States

Jewish Social Work in the United States,1654-1954

Jewish Studies in American Liberal-ArtsColleges and University

Jewish Survival:The Demographic Factors

Jews in the United States:Perspectives from Demography

The Jews in Western Europe Today

Jews, Nazis, and Civil Liberties

Leadership and Decision-making in aJewish Federation: The New YorkFederation of Jewish Philanthropies

The Legal Status of theAmerican Jewish Community

George Salomon 63:85-103Sidney Liskofsky 63:104-19

63:120-31

Arnold Schwartz 71:101-21

Shabtai Rosenne

78:3-59

Ralph Mandel 84:3-72

Dov Elizur 80:53-67

Seymour Martin Lipset andEverett Carll Ladd, Jr.

72:89-128

Walter I. Ackerman 70:3-36

Erich Rosenthal 62:3-27

Will Herberg 53:3-74

Herman D. Stein 57:3-98

Arnold J. Band 67:3-30

U.O. Schmelz 81:61-117

Sidney Goldstein 81:3-59

Arnold Mandel 68:3-28

David G. Dalin 80:3-28

Charles S. Liebman79:3-76

Daniel J. Elazar andStephen R. Goldstein 73:3-94

4 6 6 / A M E R I C A N J E W I S H Y E A R B O O K , 1 9 8 5

Library Resources for Jewish Studiesin the United States

North American Settlers in Israel

Orthodoxy in American Jewish Life

Yitzchak Leybush Peretz: An Appreciation

Professional Personnel in the Social Servicesof the Jewish Community

The Purposes of the Jewish CommunityCenter Movement: An Appraisal of TheirOperation

Reconstructionism in American Jewish Life

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

Religion in Israel

Religiosity Patterns in Israel

The Sephardim of the United States:An Exploratory Study

Social Characteristics of American Jews,1654-1954

The Soviet Jewish Problem at the UnitedNations

Soviet Jewry Since the Death of Stalin:A Twenty-five Year Perspective

Spiritual Life of American Jewry, 1654—1954

Studies of Jewish Intermarriage in the UnitedStates

Three Centuries of Jewish Life in England,1656-1956

Charles Berlin 75:3-54

Gerald Engel 71:161-87

Charles S. Liebman 66:21-97

S. Niger 54:542^9

Arnulf M. Pins 64:203-35

Carl Urbont 68:29-59

Charles S. Liebman 71:3-99

Ephraim Tabory 83:41-61

Zvi Yaron 76:41-90

Calvin Goldscheider andDov Friedlander 83:3-39

Marc D. Angel 74:77-138

Nathan Glazer 56:3-41

Ronald I. Rubin 71:141-59

Leon Shapiro 79:77-103

Joseph L. Blau 56:99-170

Erich Rosenthal 64:3-53

S. D. Temkin 58:3-63

The Training of American Rabbis Charles S. Liebman 69:3-112

SPECIAL ARTICLES IN VOLUMES 5 1 - 8 4 / 467

Trends in Jewish Philanthropy Steven Martin Cohen 80:29-51

Two Centuries of Jewish Life in Canada, Louis Rosenberg 62:28-491760-1960

The United States and Israel: Impact George E. Gruenof the Lebanon War 84:73-103

U.S. Public Opinion Polls and the Geraldine RosenfieldLebanon War 84:105-116

"Who Hast Not Made Me a Man": Anne Lapidus LernerThe Movement for Equal Rights for Women 77:3-38in American Jewry


Leo BaeckJacob BlausteinMartin BuberAbraham CahanAlbert EinsteinFelix FrankfurterLouis GinzbergJacob GlatsteinHayim GreenbergAbraham Joshua HeschelHorace Meyer KallenHerbert 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^*3By 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 Marie Syrkin 56:589-94By Fritz A. Rothschild 74:533-44By Milton R. Konvitz 75:55-80By 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

Abadi, Lillian, 318Abram, Morris, B., 105Abramov, Moshe, 248Abrishami synagogue (Iran), 320Abse, Dannie, 209Abuhatzeira, Aharon, 285, 297, 298Aby Warburg: An Intellectual Biogra-

phy, 236Aby Warburg: Selected Essays and Eulo-

gies, 236La Academia Hebrea (Panama), 26Ackennann, Walter, 233Action Front of National Socialists

(Federal Republic of Germany),218

Action Group for the Return of For-eign Citizens-People's Movementagainst Foreignization and Envi-ronmental Destruction, 218

Addison, Robert J., 412Afghanistan, 304, 305Afn Shvel, 394Afrat, Arie, 233Aftermath of Persecution, 231Agranat Commission, 261, 282Agudath Israel of America, 343

Children's Division—Pirchei Agu-dath Israel, 344

Girls' Division—Bnos Agudath Is-rael, 344

Women's Division—N'Shei AgudathIsrael of America, 344

Youth Division—Zeirei Agudath Is-rael, 344

Agudath Israel Party (Israel), 285, 299Agudath Israel World Organization,

343Aguinis, Marcos, 45

Aharoni, Yohanan, 235Ain, Ziad Abu, 270Akavia, Myriam, 238Alaoui, Ahmed, 312Albahari, David, 258Albany Jewish World, 394Albertz, Heinrich, 224Alchian, Armen, 146nAlderman, Geoffrey, 209Alert, 392Alfonsin, Raul, 45, 301Algemeiner Journal, 394Algeria, 305Ali, Kamal Hassan, 278Alianza Monte Sinai (Mexico), 16Alignment party (Israel), 284, 301Allende, Salvador, 23, 62Alliance Israelite Universelle, 311, 319Allouche, Jean-Luc, 214, 215Aloni, Shulamit, 245Aloni, Uri, 238al-Aman (Tunisia), 308Amar, David, 311An Ambassador Speaks, 209AMC Cancer Research Center, 363

National Council of Auxiliaries, 363America-Israel Cultural Foundation,

Inc., 367America-Israel Friendship League, 366American Academy for Jewish Re-

search, 337American Arab Anti-Discrimination

Committee, 110American Associates of Ben-Gurion

University of the Negev, 366American Association for Ethiopian

Jews, 360American Association of Rabbis, 344

469


American Bar Association, 109American Biblical Encyclopedia Soci-

ety, 337American Civil Liberties Union, 112American Committee for Shaare Zedek

Hospital in Jerusalem, Inc., 366American Committee for the Weizmann

Institute of Science, Inc., 366American Council for Judaism, 333American Economic Review, 133nAmerican Education and the European

Immigrant, 148nAmerican Ethnic Groups, 145American Federation of Jewish Fight-

ers, Camp Inmates and Nazi Vic-tims, Inc., 360

American Federation of Jews from Cen-tral Europe, Inc., 360-361

American Friends of Haifa University,366

American Friends of the Alliance Israel-ite Universelle, Inc., 341

American Friends of the Hebrew Uni-versity, 366-367

American Friends of the Israel Mu-seum, 367

American Friends of the JerusalemMental Health Center—EzrathNashim, Inc., 367

American Friends of the Tel Aviv Mu-seum, 367

American Friends of the Tel Aviv Uni-versity, Inc., 367

American Histadrut Cultural ExchangeInstitute, 337

American Israel Public Affairs Commit-tee, 107, 110, 367

American-Israeli Lighthouse, Inc., 367The American Israelite, 398American Jewish Alternatives to Zion-

ism, Inc., 333American Jewish Archives, 32n, 398American Jewish Committee, 39, 43,

105, 106, 108, 109, 110, 112, 113,228, 311, 333

American Jewish Congress, 105, 106,108, 110, 113, 334

American Jewish Correctional Chap-lains Association, Inc., 362

American Jewish Historical Society, 337American Jewish History, 393American Jewish Joint Distribution

Committee, 56, 60, 252, 257, 258,319, 341

American Jewish Journal, 393American Jewish League for Israel, 367American Jewish Philanthropic Fund,

341American Jewish Press Association, 337American Jewish Public Relations Soci-

ety, 374American Jewish Society for Service,

Inc., 362-363American Jewish Times—Outlook, 398American Jewish World, 394American Jewish Year Book, 22n, 53,

56, 57n, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 65, 68n,79n, 133n, 139n, 148n, 151n, 249,394, 410

American Journal of Sociology, 133nAmerican Minorities, 146nAmerican Modernity and Jewish Iden-

tity, 115American ORT Federation, Inc.—Or-

ganization for Rehabilitationthrough Training, 341

American and European Friends ofORT, 341

American Labor ORT, 341Business and Professional ORT, 342National ORT League, 342Women's American ORT, 342

American Physicians Fellowship, Inc.,367

American Red Magen David for Israel,Inc., 368

American Sephardi Federation, 361American Society for Jewish Music, 337American Society for Technion—Israel

Institute of Technology, 368American Sociological Review, 133nAmerican Veterans of Israel, 361American Zionist, 394American Zionist Federation, 368American Zionist Youth Foundation,

Inc., 368American Zionist Youth Council, 368

Americans for Progressive Israel, 368

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Amir, Dov, 234AMIT Women, 368, 394Amorai, Adi, 238Ampal—American Israel Corporation,

368-369Amry, Herbert, 270And Nothing but the Truth, 208. . . and with the Other They Hold Their

Gun, 234Andrei, Stefan, 254Andreotti, Giulio, 276Anidjar, Abraham, 15Anne Frank: Traces of a Child, 111The Annihilation of European Jewry,

231Anti-Defamation League of B'nai

B'rith, 334Apt, Werner, 14The Arab-Israeli Wars, 208Arab League, 39Arafat, Yasir, 107, 123, 124, 126, 130,

212, 226, 245, 270, 271, 275, 278,279, 319

Are We Antisemites?, 229Arens, Moshe, 113, 120, 122, 129, 263,

264, 265, 268, 269, 270, 271, 272,274, 278, 280, 282, 285, 289, 290,293, 294, 302

Argentina, 3^9, 51-102Argentine Jewry, 72nArgov, Shlomo, 126, 205, 209, 302Aridor, Yoram, 286, 287Ariel, Yisrael, 291A.R.I.F.—Association Pour le Reta-

blissement des Institutions etOeuvres Israelites en France, Inc.,342

Aris, Helmut, 240Arisen from the Ashes, 253Arizona Post, 392The Ark, 214Arnold, Matthew, 406Arnold Zweig: The Life of a German-

Jewish Author, 237Arnon, Michael, 227Arnon, Yaacov, 279Arnsberg, Paul, 232Aron, Jane, 412Aron, Raymond, 215, 216

Aron, William, 154nArrias, David Jacob Philip, 5nARZA—Association of Reform Zion-

ists of America, 369Asche, Kurt, 222Asociacion Mutual Israelita Argentina,

26Aspects of Labor Economics, 146nAspin, Les, 118al-Assad, Hafez, 116,125,126,127,265,

273, 315, 316Asseo, David, 314Assidon, Sion, 312Associacao Religiosa Israeli (Rio de

Janeiro), 15, 23Associacao Religiosa Krasnik, (Rio de

Janeiro), 15Associated American Jewish Museums,

Inc., 337Association for Jewish Studies, 344Association for the Sociological Study

of Jewry, 338Association of Hillel/Jewish Campus

Professionals, 344Association of Jewish Book Publishers,

338Association of Jewish Center Workers,

334Association of Jewish Chaplains of the

Armed Forces, 344Association of Jewish Community Or-

ganization Personnel, 363Association of Jewish Community Rela-

tions Workers, 334Association of Jewish Family and Chil-

dren's Agencies, 363Association of Jewish Libraries, 338Association of Orthodox Jewish Scien-

tists, 344Association of Yugoslav Jews in the

United States, Inc., 361Astroff, Roberta, 33nAtlas of the Holocaust, 209Aufbau, 395Auschwitz and the Allied Powers, 230Auslander, Rose, 237Autumn Days, 238Avi-Yonah, Michael, 235Avner, Yehuda, 205, 302


Avnery, Uri, 279Avni, Haim, 69n, 72nAvrech, Mira, 238Ayal, Eliezer, 147n

The Babylonian Talmud—12 Volumes,234

Bachi, Roberto, 76nBadinter, Robert, 212Baiter, Aleksandr, 248Baltimore Jewish Times, 393Bani Sadr, Abolhassan, 320Bar, Shimon, 303Bar-Ilan University in Israel, 369The Bar Kochba Uprising, 233Bar-Menachem, Avraham, 238Bar-Zohar, Michael, 267Barabach, Iurii, 245Barak, Aharon, 261Barak, Ehud, 263Baranes, Amos, 298Baras, Victor, 13 In, 149nBarbie, Klaus, 111, 212Bardanashvili, Josif, 249Barnett, Jack Harris, 210Barnett, Joel, 209Baron, Milton, 146nBaron de Hirsch Fund, 363Baron James: The Rise of the French

Rothschilds, 209Bartel, Benjamin, 412Barth, Heinz, 240Bartoszewski, Wladyslaw, 232Baruch, Siegfried, 229Basavarajappa, K. G., 193, 193n, 195Bass, Hyman, 412^13Battel, Alfred, 225Bauer, Franz, 222Bauernecho, 241Baum, Charlotte, 3InBaytelman, Shlomit, 48Bazak, Yaacov, 291Becker, Gary, 13In, 148nBednarz, Dieter, 233Begin, Menachem, 121, 129, 224, 262,

264, 265, 266, 267, 273, 275, 276,279, 280, 281, 282, 283, 284, 285,286, 293, 299, 304

Begov, Lucie, 237Begun, Iosif, 206Begun, Josif, 248, 300Behar, Isaak, 238Behrman, Jere, 132nBein, Alex, 237Beit Yacov (Rio de Janeiro), 15The Belarus Secret, 111Beliaev, Igor, 246Ben-Chorin, Schalom, 228, 238Ben-Eliezer, Binyamin, 294Ben-Porat, Miriam, 303Ben-Porat, Mordechai, 285Ben Simchon, Shaul, 312Benesch, Ernst, 221Beniaminovich, Benzion, 254Benzaquen, Leon, 312Berelson, Bernard, 149nBergner, Elisabeth, 239Berinski, Sergeii, 249Berman, Julius, 124Berman, Nehemia, 15Bermant, Chaim, 209de Berner, Ana Portnoy, 5nBest, Werner, 222Bet El (Panama), 15Betar (France), 214Betar Zionist Youth Movement, Inc.,

369Beth El (Mexico), 16, 17Beth Israel (Mexico), 16, 17Beth Medrosh Elyon (Academy of

Higher Learning and Research),344

Between Battles and Ballots, 209Bezalel synagogue (Tunisia), 307Bialik, Chaim Nachman, 252Bible and Sword, 234Billings, John, 15 InBillu, Hans-Jiirgen, 234Birk, Ellis, 204Birnbaum, Max, 232Birobidhzaner Stern (USSR), 250Bitzaron, 395Bleicher, Heinz, 238The Blessing of Eliyahu, 209Bloch, B., 63

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Bluger, A., 247Blumberg, David, 240Blumberg, Harry, 413Blumenfeld, Theodor, 254B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundations, Inc.,

344B'nai B'rith International, 363

Anti-Defamation League, 39, 39n, 42,43,45,105,106, 108,110,112,114,221, 310, 363

Career and Counseling Services, 363Hillel Foundations, Inc. (see page

344)International Association of Hillel

Directors (see page 344)Youth Organization (see page 345)

B'nai B'rith International JewishMonthly, 393

B'nai B'rith Messenger, 392B'nai B'rith Youth Organization, 345Bnai Zion—The American Fraternal

Zionist Organization, 361Board of Deputies of British Jews, 202,

204, 205, 206, 207Bobalikashvili, Nissan, 249Bohle, Josef, 240Bohnke-Kollwitz, Jutta, 227Bolivia, 3-^9, 212Bonner, Elena, 243Born, Jurgen, 236Borowski, Tadeusz, 236Boston Jewish Times, 393Botero, Fernando, 47Boulanger, Rodo, 47Boumedienne, Houari, 305Bourguiba, Habib, 306, 308Bracher, Karl Dietrich, 231Brandeis-Bardin Institute, 345Brandeis University National Women's

Committee, 374Brandt, Gerhard, 220Brandt, Henry, 226-227Brandt, Leon, 232Brazil, 3^*9, 51-102Brennan, William J., Jr., 403Brenner, Michael, 231Brenner, Reuven, 147nBreuning, Wilhelm, 235

Brezhnev, Leonid, 242Brickner, Balfour, 107Bristow, Edward, 209Brith Abraham, 361Brith Sholom, 361-362Brittan, Leon, 202, 203Bronfman, Edgar, 253Brothers, 209The Brothers Singer, 208Brown, Young Johnny, 210Bruns, Wibke, 233Buckman, Joseph, 209Buenos Aires Herald, 33, 43Buffalo Jewish Review, 395Bulletin du Cercle Juifde Langue Fran-

caise du Congres Juif Canadien,399

Bulloch, John, 209Bureau of Census, 133Burg, Avraham, 281Burger, Norbert, 225Burkov, Boris, 247Burning Jealousy, 237Biischer, Rolf, 221Bush, George, 254, 256Busse, Friedhelm, 218, 219But There Is Hope, 238

Cabildo (Argentina), 33The Call, 395Camps, Ramon, 43Canaan, Joseph, 238Canada, 191-201Canada-Israel Securities, Ltd., State of

Israel Bonds, 376Canadian Association for Labor Israel

(Histadrut), 376Canadian B'nai B'rith, 376

League for Human Rights, 376Canadian Foundation for Jewish Cul-

ture, 376Canadian Friends of the Alliance Israel-

ite Universelle, 377Canadian Friends of the Hebrew Uni-

versity, 377Canadian Jewish Congress, 377Canadian Jewish Herald, 400Canadian Jewish News, 400


Canadian Jewish Outlook, 400Canadian ORT Organization, 377

Women's Canadian ORT, 377Canadian Sephardi Federation, 377Canadian Young Judaea, 377Canadian Zionist, 400Canadian Zionist Federation, 377

Bureau of Education and Culture,377

Canetti, Elias, 238Cantors Assembly, 345Carmel, Alex, 233Carmel College (Great Britain), 208Carter, Jimmy, 316, 320Castro, Fidel, 37Castro, Mario Solera, 35nCeausescu, Nicolae, 254, 255, 276Census Bulletin, 15InCensus of Population (1970), 138, 139,

139n, 142, 144, 152Center for Holocaust Studies, Inc., 338Center for Jewish Community Studies,

334Central Board of Jewish Communities

(Hungary), 256, 257Central Conference of American Rab-

bis, 345Central Sephardic Jewish Community

of America, 362Central Yeshiva Beth Joseph Rabbinical

Seminary, 345Central Yiddish Culture Organization,

Inc., 338Centro do Grande Templo Israelita (Rio

de Janeiro), 15Centro Israelita de Niteroi (Rio de

Janeiro), 15Chakovskii, Aleksandr, 248, 250Chamnivickorn, Suchittra, 13 InCharlotte-Wasilke, Gerda, 229Chenkin, Alvin, 133n, 134n, 139n, 178,

179Chernenko, Konstantin, 242Chernin, Velvl, 249Cheschbon (Federal Republic of Ger-

many), 227Cheysson, Claude, 275Chief Rabbi Ernst Weill, 236

Chiel, Arthur, 413Chile, 3-49, 52, 62, 96Chiswick, Barry, 132n, 133n, 134n,

140n, 141n, 147n, 148n, 149n,151n, 153

Chiswick, Carmel, 13InChouraqui, Andre, 312Christian Defense League, 114Christian Democratic Union (Federal

Republic of Germany), 217Christian Social Union (Federal Repub-

lic of Germany), 217Christophersen, Thies, 219Churchill, Winston, 111Circle of Life, 248Circulo Israelita (Chile), 23Citizens and Farmers Initiative, 218—

219City of Hope National Medical Center

and Beckman Research Institute,363-364

Cleveland College of Jewish Studies, 345Cleveland Jewish News, 398Coalition for Alternatives in Jewish Ed-

ucation, 345Cohen, Alejandro, 48Cohen, Benjamin, 413-414Cohen, Hermann, 234Cohen, Salim, 305Cohen, Steven M., 115, 154nCohen, Tessie, 209Cohen-Orgad, Yigal, 286, 287, 288Cohn, Haim, 298Cohn, Herson, 238Coleman, James, 148nColombia, 23, 25, 26, 41, 52The Colonial Heritage of Latin America,

35nComing from Behind, 209Commentary, 395Commission on Social Action of Reform

Judaism, 334Committee to Bring Nazi War Crimi-

nals to Justice in U.S.A., Inc., 334Communist party (France), 211Communists on the Jewish Question, 232Comunidad Bet El (Buenos Aires), 23

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Concentration and Criminal PrisonersCamps in the Third Reich, 231

Conference of Jewish Communal Ser-vice, 364

Conference of Presidents of MajorAmerican Jewish Organizations,334

Conference on Jewish Material ClaimsAgainst Germany, Inc., 342

Conference on Jewish Social Studies,Inc., 338

Congregacao Israelita Paulista (SaoPaulo), 23

Congregation Kol Shearit Israel (Pan-ama), 15

Congress for Jewish Culture, Inc., 338Congress Monthly, 395Connecticut Jewish Ledger, 392Conservative Judaism, 395Conservative party (Great Britain), 202,

203Constanza, Mary, 232Consultative Council of Jewish Organi-

zations—CCJO, 335Contemporary Economic Problems 1979,

133nContemporary Jewry, 395Conway, Edward, 208Coordinating Board of Jewish Organi-

zations, 335Corripio Ahumada, Ernesto, 33Cortazar, Julio, 47Costa Rica, 25Council for Jewish Education, 345Council of Jewish Communities (Mo-

rocco), 311, 312Council of Jewish Federations, 108, 364Council of Jewish Organizations in Civil

Service, Inc., 335Council of the Federation of Synagogues

(Great Britain), 207Cowen, Zelmen, 209Cox, Robert, 43Csoori, Sandor, 256Cuba, 11, 12, 20, 21, 36, 37, 38, 49Cuban Studies, 38nCulto Israelita de Belgrano (Buenos

Aires), 23

Cuomo, Mario, 108Current Population Reports, Population

Characteristics, 133nCurrent Population Survey (1957), 133,

135, 136, 144, 151, 152

Dahm, Volker, 229Daniel, Ezra, 306Danielpour, Albert, 320Danon, Cadik, 257, 258Davar, 42, 294Davidovic, Emil, 226Davids, Leo, 199n, 20InDayton Jewish Chronicle, 398Dear Lord Rothschild, 209Dekel, Alex, 414Delegation de Asociaciones Israelitas

Argentinas (DAIA), 33, 44Delia Pergola, Sergio, 29n, 49, 53n, 59,

61, 72n, 76n, 79n, 80n, 89n, 93Demographic Aspects of Vital Statistics,

199nDemography, 132n, 15 InThe Demography of Jews of Argentina

and Other Countries of Latin Amer-ica, 29n, 53n, 72n, 79n, 80n

Detroit Jewish News, 394Deutsche National-Zeitung (Federal Re-

public of Germany), 218Deutschkron, Inge, 233Development and Underdevelopment in

Latin America, 35nThe Diary of Adam Tcherniachov, 253Dietz, George, 219Dillingham Immigration Commission,

143, 144Dinnerstein, Leonard, 148nDobin, Hirsh, 248Dr. Erich Salomon, 1886-1944, 236Documents on the History of German

Zionism, 233Dodd, Christopher, 275Doe, Samuel, 276Dohany Synagogue (Hungary), 256Dolowitz, Florence, 414Domin, Hilde, 237, 239Donat, Alexander, 414Doron, Jacob, 303


Doron, Sara, 283Dostoyevsky and the Jews, 237Douglas, Paul, 142nDragunskii, David, 246Draper, Morris, 119, 126Dropsie College for Hebrew and Cog-

nate Learning, 346Alumni Association of, 346

Dror—Young Kibbutz Movement—Habonim, 369

Chavurat Hagalil, 369Garin Yarden, The Young Kibbutz

Movement, 369Drori, Amir, 263, 303Druckman, Haim, 285Dubb, Allie, 93nDube, Ernest, 108Dubnow, Simon, 235Dudai, Avi, 262Dulzin, Arye, 301Dushi, Zeki, 315Dymshits, Veniamin, 247Dzhemilev, Mustafa, 244

Earthly Ways, 248Easterman, Alexander, 210Eberan, Barbro, 232Ebinger, Blandine, 238Eckert, Willehad, 228Economic Development and Cultural

Change, 147nEconomic Horizons, 395Ecuador, 3-49, 94Edelman, Jorge, 45Edelman, Marek, 253Edelstein, Sami, 254Edery, Schalom, 15Education in Israel, 233Efrat, Yona, 261Egypt, 204, 277-279, 308-310Ehre, Ida, 238Ehrlich, Arnold, 405Ehrlich, Ernst, 219Ehrlich, Simcha, 283, 285, 303Eichler, Margrit, 199nEichmann, Adolph, 36The Eichmann Protocols, 230Einstein, Albert, 229

Eisenberg, Josy, 215Eisenberg, Warren, 240Eisenstein, Ira, 407Eitan, Rafael, 263, 291, 295, 302El Al, 276, 300, 315, 319El Salvador, 3, 11, 52Elazar, Daniel, 139nElbert, Lev, 248Elghanian, Habib, 319Eliahu, Mordechai, 283Elias, Naji, 306Elkin, Judith Laikin, 3, 5n, 53nEllwanger, Thomas, 221Emancipation and Messianism, 236Emunah Women of America, 369The End of a Jewish Rural Community,

231Epochs in Jewish Literature, 235Epstein, Benjamin, 146n, 414Erel, Shlomo, 234Erni, Anton, 234Eschwege, Helmut, 235Esip, Roman, 243The Essential Chaim Weizmann, 209Estime, Jean-Robert, 277Ethnicity, Denomination, and Inequal-

ity, 133nEuropean Economic Community

(EEC), 203, 275European Wreckage, 236Eva Deutsch: Woman from Galicia, 236Evren, Kenan, 315Exile: A Correspondence, 237Exile in Great Britain, 231The Extension of History, 234

Faerber, Meir, 237, 238Falange de Fe (Argentina), 33Falls the Shadow, 209Falwell, Jerry, 113Families in Canada Today, 199nFanny Mendelsohn's Italian Diary, 236Farewell to Tevye's World, 232Feagin, Joe, 146nFeatherman, David, 132nFederal Republic of Germany, 49, 217-

239

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Federated Council of Israel Institute—FCII, 369

Federation of Jewish Communities (Yu-goslavia), 257

Federation of Jewish Men's Clubs, Inc.,346

Federation of Jewish Organizations inFrance, 215

Federenko, Feodor, 111Feilchenfeldt, Konrad, 238Felix Nussbaum: Life and Work of the

Painter, 236Fellner, William, 133nFemale and Male in Latin America,

29n, 30nFenelon, Fania, 229Ferencz, Benjamin, 231Feuchtwanger, Martha, 237Feuerstein, Samuel, 414Fidler, Michael, 206The Fifth Son, 215Final Conflict, 209Final Solution: The Expulsion and Anni-

hilation of the Jews—an Atlas, 230Finkelstein, Eitan, 301Finkelstein, Louis, 68nFinkelsztejn, Moses, 252, 254Firestone, Milton, 415First International Census of Jewish

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ain and Ireland, 205, 206Natshe, Mustafa, 290, 293Navi, Yusuf, 306Navon, Yitzhak, 272, 274, 281, 285, 309Nawi, Eliahu, 301Nazi Capital Crimes, 230Nazi Crimes in Court, 231Nazi Dictatorship, 1933-1945, 231Nazi Special Laws Against the Jews, 230Near East Report, 393Nederlands Israelietische Gemeente

(Surinam), 15Nederlands Portugees Israelietische Ge-

meente (Surinam), 15Ne'eman, Yuval, 225Nehring, Joachim, 222Neighbors in the Negev, 233Neiman, Ernest, 254Ner Israel Rabbinical College, 352Neturei Karta, 310Neumann, Gerhard, 236Neumann, Karl, 240Neve Salom (Surinam), 16The New Haggadah, 407New London Synagogue (Great Brit-

ain), 208New Republic, 107New Roots, 234New York City Holocaust Memorial

Commission, 340New York Times, 41n, 107, 122, 317A New Zionism, 408Newton, Ronald C, 5nNeyses, Hilde, 225Neyses, Joseph, 225Nicaragua, 32, 38, 39Nidal, Abu, 126Nidditch, Peter, 209Nidje Israel (Mexico), 16, 17Niederland, William, 231Niessen, Mathias, 225

Nightingale House (Great Britain), 205Nikulai, Gustav, 225Nirnberg, Pavel, 250North American Association of Jewish

Homes and Housing for the Aging,366

North American Jewish Students Ap-peal, 375-376

North American Jewish Students' Net-work, 376

North American Jewish Youth Council,336

Northern California Jewish Bulletin, 392Novyi Mir (USSR), 249Nussbaum, Jakob, 227

Obadia, Abdallah, 306Obadya, Moshe, 306Oberman, Heiko, 230Oelman, Timothy, 209Oewerdieck, Charlotte, 225Oewerdieck, Erhard, 225Ofer, Gur, 139nOfner, Francis, 238Ohana, Esther, 290Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 398Old Testament, Early Judaism, Gnosis,

234Olomeinu—Our World, 397Olshan, Yitzhak, 303OrChadash, 397Organization in Aid of National Politi-

cal Prisoners and Their Families(Federal Republic of Germany),219

Orland, Nachum, 234Orr, On, 302ORT, 311Ortar, Yohanan, 238Ottalagano, Roberto, 37Ottawa Jewish Bulletin & Review, 400Our Days, 248Owen, David, 202Ozar Hatorah, 311, 319, 352

Paget, Walter, 210Pahlavi, Shah of Iran, 318

La Palabra hraelita (Santiago), 14Palestine Liberation Organization

(PLO), 38, 39, 40, 45, 121, 122,123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 203, 212,223, 241, 261, 264, 265, 270, 271,275, 279, 280, 294, 296, 313, 314

Palestine National Council, 123, 124,280

The Palestine Question, 1917-1946, 233Palestinian Chronicle, 1853-1882, 233Palestinian Protocols, 233Palestinian Students Union, 220Palestinian Workers Union, 220Palestinians in Israel, 234Palm Beach Jewish World, 393Palme, Olaf, 226Panama, 15, 26, 40, 52Pannenberg, Wolfhart, 234Papandreou, Andreas, 226Papers in Jewish Demography, 89n, 134nParaguay, 3—49Pasley, Malcolm, 236Past Days: Jewish Culture in Munich,

232Pasternak, Leonid, 249The Path of the Upright, 408Patrick, Fritz, 221Paucker, Arnold, 209Paul: Rabbi and Apostle, 235Paul VI, 31, 32Paulus, Friedrick, 222PEC Israel Economic Corporation, 371Pedagogic Reporter, 397PEF Israel Endowment Funds, Inc.,

371Peled, Mattityahu, 245, 279People's Socialist Movement in Ger-

many, 218Perbohner, Simon, 210Peres, Shimon, 255, 265, 279, 280, 281,

282, 285Perl, Yoram, 209Perspectives in American History, 143nPeru, 3^9, 52, 94Pescatello, Ann, 29n, 30nPetrov, V., 242Petuchowski, Elizabeth, 235

I N D E X / 489

P'eylim—American Yeshiva StudentUnion, 352

Philadelphia Tribune, 107Phillips, Bruce, 154nPiazolo, Paul, 225Pictures of the Apocalypse, 232Pilgermann, 209Pilichowski, Czeslaw, 229Pinelo, Leon, 25Pioneer Woman, 397Pioneer Women/Na'amat, The Wom-

en's Labor Zionist Organization ofAmerica, Inc., 371

Plitman, Iakov, 247Poale Agudath Israel of America, Inc.,

371Women's Division of, 371

Poher, Alain, 317Pohlmann, Karl, 222Polacheck, Soloman, 13InPoland, 251-254Poliakov, Leon, 232Polish-Jewish Relations, 1881-1922, 233Polish Jewry, 253Politics in Israel, 233Popkin, Zelda, 419Popovski, Mihailo, 258Popular Front for the Liberation of

Palestine, 270Population Trends of World Jewry, 76nPorter, Leslie, 209Posse Comitatus, 114Powell, Lewis, Jr., 112Pravda, 243Prawer, S. S., 209La Prensa (Buenos Aires), 33Present Tense, 397Priel, Yosef, 4nPrijs, Leo, 235Prisoner Without a Name, Cell Without

a Number, 43Problems of Jewish Writing Today, 209Proceedings of the American Academy

for Jewish Research, 397The Promised Land, 72nProstitution and Prejudice, 209Protocols of the Elders of Zion, 258


Public Council for Ethiopian Jewry, 301Puradt, Leopold, 222The Purpose and Meaning of Jewish Ex-

istence, 408Pym, Francis, 203, 207

Qaddafi, Muammar, 123, 304Qualitative and Quantative Social Re-

search, 148nQuestions Jews Ask, 408Questions of the Culture of the Old Ori-

ent, 249

Raab, Earl, 110A Rabbi Explains the Bible, 235A Rabbi Seldom Comes Alone, 236Rabbinical Alliance of America, 352Rabbinical Assembly, 352Rabbinical College of Telshe, Inc., 352Rabbinical Council of America, Inc.,

352Rabbinical Council Record, 397Rabin, Yitzhak, 285Rabinovitch, Nahum, 208Racial and Ethnic Relations, 146nRadzinski, Oleg, 243Rahel Varnhagen: Collected Works, 238Rahner, Karl, 236Raizman, Iulii, 250Rally for the Republic (France), 211Raoul Wallenberg: Rescuer of a Hun-

dred Thousand Jews, 237Raphael, Chaim, 208Rattner, Henrique, 30n, 35n, 89Rauca, Albert, 222Reading the Bible with a Jew, 235Reagan, Ronald, 3, 45, 105, 108, 111,

112, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119,120, 121, 122, 124, 125, 126, 127,128, 129, 130, 203, 260, 264, 268,272, 273, 274, 283

Reconstructionist, 397, 407Reconstructionist Rabbinical College,

352-353, 407Rees, Rosemary, 13 InReform Judaism, 397Reform Synagogues of Great Britain,

208

Refuge: Years of Exile, 232Regenstreif, Peter, 154nRehnquist, William, 113Reiber, Edward, 252The Reich Genealogy Office Decides, 231Reich-Ranicki, Marcel, 237Reichmann, Eva, 238Reimann, Helene, 229Reimer, Chaim, 254Reinharz, Jehuda, 232Reiss, Anshel, 253The Religion of Ethical Nationhood, 408Religion of Reason Out of the Sources of

Judaism, 234Religious Zionists of America, 372

Bnei Akiva of North America, 372Mizrachi-Hapoel Hamizrachi, 372Mizrachi Palestine Fund, 372National Council for Torah Educa-

tion of Mizrachi-Hapoel Hamizra-chi, 372

Noam-Hamishmeret Hatzeira, 372Reparations to Israel, 233Repin, Valerii, 243Report on the Americas, 41nReporter, 397Representative Council of French

Jewry, 214Research Foundation for Jewish Immi-

gration, Inc., 340Research Institute of Religious Jewry,

Inc., 353Response, 397Rett, Andreas, 231Revista Culturui Mosaic, 254Revolutionary Cells (Federal Republic

of Germany), 218Rex, Friedrich-Wilhelm, 222Reyersbach, Henny, 238Rhode Island Jewish Historical Notes,

399Richter, Gustav, 222Rieser, Dolf, 210Ringelblum, Emmanuel, 253Ritterband, Paul, 154nRobison, Joseph, 419Roeder, Manfred, 219Romaszewski, Zbigniew, 251

I N D E X / 491

Romberg, Alan, 122Roots of Antisemitism, 230Rosen, Jeremy, 208Rosen, Moses, 253, 254, 255Rosengold, Hans, 238Rosenne, Meir, 302Rosenswaike, Ira, 53, 53n, 56, 56n, 134nRosenthal, Benjamin, 419Rosenthal, Erich, 132n, 133nRosenthal, Hans, 238Ross, Irwin, 146nRossi, Peter, 148nRost, Leonhard, 234Roth, Cecil, 249Rothschild, Miriam, 209Rouleau, Eric, 123Roumanian Jewish Federation of Amer-

ica, Inc., 362Rubel, Jacob, 93nRiibenach, Bernhard, 235Rubens, Bernice, 209Rubie, Jack, 210Rubinstein, Amnon, 298Ruckerl, Adalbert, 221, 231Rumania, 251, 254, 255, 276Rumsfeld, Donald, 271Ruppin, Arthur, 148nRyan, Allan, Jr., I l lRyan-Braunsteiner, Hermine, 221Rybakov, Anatolii, 249

Sable, Martin H., 5nSacks, Jonathan, 208Sadat, Jihan, 309Safer, Rebecca, 419Sagi, Nana, 233Saguy, Yehoshua, 263Sahl, Hans, 237Said, Edward, 233Said, Marcel, 305St. Louis Center for Holocaust Studies,

340St. Louis Jewish Light, 394Sakharov, Andreii, 243Sallis-Freudenthal, Margareta, 233Salvation Through the Jews?, 236Samizdat (USSR), 245Sandberg, Harry O., 22n

Sartawi, Issam, 123, 125, 270, 279, 280Sartre, Jean-Paul, 215Saudi Arabia, 116, 127, 128, 129, 223Savidor, Menahem, 299, 300Schaerf, Moshe, 237Schafer, Peter, 233, 235Schapiro, Leonard, 210Schechter, Solomon, 406Scheiber, Aleksander, 256Schembs, Hans-Otto, 232Schers, David, 5n, 25nSchier, Raphael, 238Schillement, Jost, 236Schindler, Alexander, 106,107,114,253Schliack, Amos, 233Schlichting, Giinther, 235Schmelz, U.O., 29n, 49, 53n, 57, 57n, 59,

61, 68n, 72n, 79n, 80n, 89n, 96n,134n, 191n

Schmid-Ospach, Michael, 230Schmidt, Helmut, 224Schmidt, Josef, 222Schnabel, Ernst, 237Schoeps, Hans-Joachim, 234Schoeps, Julius, 237Scholch, Alexander, 233, 234Schonborn, Erwin, 219Schroder, Ludwig, 221Schteingart, Roberto, 45Schubert, Kurt, 240Schueler, Hermann, 236Schulin, Ernst, 232Schulman, Zwi, 238Schwaiger, Brigitte, 236Schwarz, Annelies, 236Schwarzberg, Giinther, 230Schwarz-Gardos, Alice, 233Sechter, Emil, 254Sedaka y Marpe (Mexico), 16Sedek ve Salom (Surinam), 16Seelye, Talcott, 316Seidel, Esther, 225Seidel, Hans, 225Seidler, Horst, 231Seiferheld, Alfredo M., 35nSeiler, Martin, 227Seligmann, Rafael, 234


Seminario Idish-Hebreo de Maestros(Mexico), 26

Seminario Rabinico (Argentina), 23, 26,48

Senderov, Valerii, 243Sentinel, 393Sephardic House, 340Sephardic Jewish Brotherhood of Amer-

ica, Inc., 362Serfaty, Abraham, 312Serke, Jurgen, 237Seven Arts Feature Syndicate and World

Wide News Service, 399Sevitt, Celia, 210Sha'ar Ha-Shamayim synagogue

(Egypt), 309Shabazzi, Salaam, 310Shaevich, Adolf, 246Shakak, Amnon, 302Shalom Naomi? 236Shamgar, Meir, 303Shamir, Yitzhak, 44, 129, 130, 255, 262,

265, 267, 268, 269, 271, 272, 273,274, 275, 276, 278, 279, 280, 284,287, 296, 301

Shapira, Yoram, 38nShapiro, Avraham, 283Shapiro, Lev, 247, 250Shapiro, Yasha, 210Sharon, Ariel, 41, 118, 119, 120, 260,

262, 277, 279, 280, 282, 284Shatrov, Mikhail, 250Shatzkes, Aaron, 419-420Shcharansky, Anatoly, 206, 207, 248Shemesh, Zamir, 293Shemtov, Victor, 255Sher, David, 420Sherling, Iurii, 249Sherman, Alfred, 209Shers, David, 93nSheskin, Ira, 154nShevet Ajim (Panama), 15Sheviley Ha-Hinnukh, 397Sh'ma, 397Shmeliakov, Iurii, 242Shmuessen Mit Kinder Un Yugent, 397Shnitke, Alfred, 243Shoah, 397

Shoham, David, 300Sholem Aleichem Folk Institute, Inc.,

353Shomron, Dan, 302Short Glossary of Judaism, 235Short History of Jewish Art, 236Short Writings, 237Shot While Trying to Escape, 236Shulrichter, Aleksandr, 250Shultz, George, 119, 120, 125, 126, 128,

129, 264, 265, 266, 273, 275Sikora, Jacobo Schifter, 35nSilber, Jacques, 15InSilbermann, Alphons, 229Silberner, Edmund, 232Sinagoga Agudat Israel (Rio de Ja-

neiro), 15Sinagoga Beit Aharon (Rio de Janeiro),

15Sinai, Gil, 14Sinclair, Clive, 209Singer, David, 13InSinger, Hadassa, 5nSinger, Isaac Bashevis, 228, 253Sirat, Rene, 308Skelker, Philip, 208Sla El-Kebira synagogue (Libya), 304Slago, Laszlo, 256Snopkowski, Simon, 238Sobel, Henry, 23Sobol, Yehoshua, 300Social Democratic Party (Federal Re-

public of Germany), 217Sociedade Beirutense (Rio de Janeiro),

15Sociedade Israelita Templo Sidon (Rio

de Janeiro), 15Society for Humanistic Judaism, 353Society for the Advancement of Judaism

(NY), 407Society for the History of Czechoslovak

Jews, Inc., 340Society of Friends of the Touro Syna-

gogue, National Historic Shrine,Inc., 353

Society of Israel Philatelists, 372Socioeconomic Success, 132nSoesemann, Bernd, 237

Sofer, Eugene, 5nSokorski, Wlodzimierz, 254Solarz, Stephen, 316, 317Solomon, Norman, 208Solovieva, Varvara, 247Soltes, Avraham, 420Somoza, Anastasio, 38The Son of Abraham, 215Soul of a Jew, 300Southern Israelite, 393Southern Jewish Weekly, 393Southwest Jewish Chronicle, 399Sovetish Heimland, 247, 248, 249Sovetskaia Kultura, 247Soviet Union, 115, 116, 118, 128, 206,

211,242-250, 251Sowell, Thomas, 13InSpain, 21, 49, 276Spanish and Portuguese Congregation

(Great Britain), 207Speakes, Larry, 117, 119Special Trains to Auschwitz, 230Spectrum, 397Sperber, Manes, 238Spertus College of Judaica, 353Spiljak, Mika, 257Springer, Axel, 225The Springs of Jewish Life, 208Stark Jewish News, 398State and Synagogue, 1918-1938, 232State of Israel Bonds, 372State University of New York at Stony

Brook, 108Stegmann, Walter, 221Stein, Barbara, 35nStein, Ernst, 228Stein, Stanley, 35nSteinbach, Peter, 230Steinberg, Martin, 420Steiner, Rahel, 238Stemberger, Giinther, 235Stencl, Avrohom, 209Stern (Federal Republic of Germany),

217Stern, Marc, 113Stevens, Evelyn, 30nStohr, Martin, 228, 234Strack, Hermann, 235

I N D E X / 493

Strauss, Herbert, 220Strauss, Walter, 233Stray, Svenn, 276Streets of Yesterday, 237Strippel, Arnold, 221Strobinger, Rudolf, 237Stroessner, Alfredo, 18A Strong Dose of Myself, 209Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry, Inc.,

336Studies in Bibliography and Booklore,

398-399Studies in Jewish Demography; Survey

for 1969-1971, 57n, 191nStudies of Sacrifice in Ancient Israel,

234Stuhlmacher, Peter, 235Sullivan, Teresa, 13Inbin Sultan, Bandar, 119Sumray, Maurice, 210The Sunflower, 236Surinam, 15Sussmann, Rudolf, 232Swift, Morris, 210Syamken, Georg, 236Sydney, Berenice, 210Synagogue and Church, 235Synagogue Council of America, 112,

353Institute for Jewish Policy Planning

and Research of, 353The Synagogue in German History, 235Synagogue Light, 397Synagogues in Germany, 235Synnott, Marcia Graham, 146nSyracuse Jewish Observer, 397Syria, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 122, 125,

127, 128, 315Szurmiej, Szymon, 253

Tabori, George, 238Tal, Sidi, 250Talks and Tales, 397Talmon, Shemaryahu, 235The Talmud: Introduction, Texts, Ex-

planations, 235Talmud Torah Hertzlia (Rio de

Janeiro), 15


Tambur, Wolf, 255Tami party (Israel), 285, 286Tamir, Shmuel, 270Tanenbaum, Marc, 114Tarlow, Peter, 5n, 23Tehiya party (Israel), 285Teitelboim, Velodia, 21Temple Emanu-El (Buenos Aires), 23Tenenblat, Shmuel, 252Tennenbaum, Silvia, 237Terrell, DuWayne, 310Terrijos, Omar, 26Testimony and Inventory, 235Texas Jewish Post, 399Thanks to Scandinavia, Inc., 342Thatcher, Margaret, 202, 203, 205, 207Theodor Wolff: Diaries, 237Theodor Herzl: Letters and Diaries, 237The Thinking Heart of a Barracks, 237Thomas, William Jr., 310Those Who Were Stronger, 231The Threefold Curse, 236Tichauer, Wilhelm, 238Tikhonov, Nikolai, 257Tikvah-Emunah, 17Time, 282Timerman, Jacobo, 3, 36, 42, 43Titchener, Harry, 210Tlass, Mustafa, 116, 270Tobin, Cary, 154, 154n, 178Toff, David, 210Toledano, Pinchas, 207Tolkuhn, Karl, 222Tomaszewski, Jerzy, 253Torah Schools for Israel—Chinuch Atz-

mai, 353Torah Umesorah—National Society for

Hebrew Day Schools, 353-354Institute for Professional Enrich-

ment, 354National Association of Hebrew Day

School Administrators, 354National Association of Hebrew Day

School Parent-Teacher Associa-tions, 354

National Conference of Yeshiva Prin-cipals, 354

National Yeshiva Teachers Board ofLicense, 354

Samuel A. Fryer Educational Re-search Foundation, 354

Torenheim, Herz, 15Totah, Selim, 316Touro College, 354Tradition, 397The Tragic History of Palestine and Is-

rael, 234Translation of the Jerusalem Talmud,

235A Treatise on the Family, 148n, 151Troger, Karl-Heinz, 234Trud (USSR), 247Tsongas, Paul, 279Tuchman, Barbara, 234Tudor, Corneliu Vaaim, 255Tulsa Jewish Review, 399Tunisia, 306, 307, 308Turkey, 314, 315Tyloch, Witold, 253Tzaban, Yair, 295

Ufer, George, 225UJFNews, 399Undzer Veg, 400Unger, Jael, 48Unholy Jerusalem, 233Uniao Beneficente Maghen David (Rio

de Janeiro), 15Uniao Israel (Rio de Janeiro), 15Uniao Israelita Shel Gemilut Hassadim

(Rio de Janeiro), 15Union for Democracy in France, 211Union of American Hebrew Congrega-

tions, 105, 106, 107, 108, 354American Conference of Cantors, 354Commission on Social Action of Re-

form Judaism (see p. 334)National Association of Temple Ad-

ministrators of, 355National Association of Temple

Educators, 355National Federation of Temple

Brotherhoods, 355

I N D E X / 495

National Federation of Temple Sister-hoods, 355

North American Federation of Tem-ple Youth (NFTY), 355

and Central Conference of AmericanRabbis: Commission on Jewish Ed-ucation, 355

and Central Conference of AmericanRabbis: Joint Commission on Syna-gogue Administration, 355

Union of Councils for Soviet Jews, 336,342

Union of Liberal and Progressive Syna-gogues (Great Britain), 208

Union of Orthodox Jewish Congrega-tions of America, 355-356

National Conference of SynagogueYouth, 356

Women's Branch, 356Union of Orthodox Rabbis of the United

States and Canada, 356Union of Patriotic Youth (Federal Re-

public of Germany), 219Union of Religious Congregations (Po-

land), 252Union of Sephardic Congregations, 356La Union Sefardi (Mexico), 16United Charity Institutions of Jerusa-

lem, Inc., 372United Israel Appeal, Inc., 372United Jewish Appeal, Inc., 343

Faculty Advisory Cabinet, 343Rabbinic Cabinet, 343University Programs Dept., 343Women's Division of, 343Young Leadership Cabinet, 343Young Women's Leadership Cabinet,

343United Jewish Philanthropic Fund

(France), 214United Jewish Teachers' Seminary, 378United Lubavitcher Yeshivoth, 356United Nations, 38, 47, 130, 203, 204United Nations, Resolution 242, 125,

273United Nations Interim Force in Leba-

non (UNIFIL), 121, 261

United Order True Sisters, Inc., 362United States, 3, 38, 116-130United States Committee Sports for Is-

rael, Inc., 372-373United Synagogue (Great Britain), 207United Synagogue of America, 356

Commission on Jewish Education,356

Jewish Educators Assembly of, 357Joint Commission on Social Action,

357Kadima of, 357National Association of Synagogue

Administrators of, 357United Synagogue Youth of, 357

United Synagogue Review, 397University Center for Jewish Studies

(France), 215The Unloved Jew, 229Unser Tsait, 397The Uprising, 230Uruguay, 3^9, 54, 62, 68, 70, 73, 96Uzan, Franji, 308

Vaad Mishmereth Stam, 357Van den Broek, Hans, 275Vargas Llosa, Mario, 47Vatican II, 31Veevers, Jean, 199n, 20InVeil, Simone, 212, 213Veliotis, Nicholas, 124, 125Venezuela, 3, 49, 96Vergelis, Aron, 249Verges, Jean, 212Viguerie, Richard, 114Viking Youth (Federal Republic of Ger-

many), 219Villain, Heinz, 221Viran, Yoav, 203Viskoop, Meir, 238Vladimov, Georgii, 243Vogel, Werner, 217Volken, Laurenz, 236Volodarskii, Lev, 247-248von Coelln, Richard, 221von Land, Jochen, 230


von Mirbach, Baroness Maimi Celina,225

Vorotnikov, Vitaly, 242Vorspan, Albert, 105de Vries, Simon, 235

Wage of Terror, 231Wagner, Robert, 106Waksberg, Joseph, 154nWaldheim, Kurt, 317Waldman, Lois, 146nWalesa, Lech, 251, 252Walk, Joseph, 230Wallach, Jehuda, 234Wallenberg, Raoul, 111Walter, Bemd, 231Walters, Miguel Schweitzer, 277Warnke, Martin, 236The Warsaw Ghetto: Photodocumenta-

tionfrom a German Soldier in 1941,232

Washington, Harold, 105, 115Washington Jewish Week, 393Wax, Emanuel, 210We Shall Meet Again, 237Der Wecker, 397-398Wehner, Herbert, 225Weichmann, Elsbeth, 232Weichmann, Herbert, 239Weill, Joseph, 236Weill, Simon, 56, 56n, 63, 64Weinberger, Caspar, 116, 120, 128, 129,

260Weiner, Margery, 210Weinzierl, Ulrich, 237Weisman, Joshua, 298Weiss, Barnard, 148nWeissweiler, Eva, 236Weitz, Raanan, 289Weizman, Ezer, 284, 294Weltsch, Robert, 230Werblowsky, Zwi, 235West Coast Talmudical Seminary, 357Westerheide, Wilhelm, 222Western Jewish News, 400Western States Jewish History, 392Wetzel, Dietrich, 234What No One Wanted to Know, 230

When Invisible Walls Grew, 231When Moshe Was a Communist, 237Who Was Responsible for Hitler?, 232Who's Who in the Third Reich, 232Why I Am a Jew, 236Wiesel, Elie, 215Wiesenthal, Simon, 236Wigand, Arpad, 221Wilensky, Wolf, 301Wilsker, Leib, 249Windsor Jewish Community Council

Bulletin, 400Winter, Fritz, 15Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle, 399Wise, James, 420Wisner, Heinz, 221Wisnitzer, Manuel, 237Wistrich, Robert, 231With Bible and Bebel, 237With My Own Eyes, 237With Us in Auschwitz, 236Witnesses: Testimonies on the Murder of

a People, 231Witte, Susanne, 229Witzch, Hans-Jiirgen, 220Wolff, Karin, 232Wolffsohn, Michael, 233Wolkind, Jack, 205The Women of Majdanek, 231Women's American ORT Reporter, 398Women's League for Conservative Ju-

daism, 357Women's League for Israel, Inc., 373Women's League Outlook, 398Women's Social Service for Israel, Inc.,

343Woolf, Alfred, 210Workers' Revolutionary Party (Great

Britain), 202Workmen's Circle, 362

Division of Jewish Labor Committee,362

World Confederation of Jewish Com-munity Centers, 366

World Confederation of United Zion-ists, 373

World Council of Synagogues, 357-358World Health Organization, 292

I N D E X / 497

World Jewish Congress, 254, 312, 315,336

World Jewish Education: Cross CulturalPerspectives, 93n

World Jewish Population: Regional Esti-mates and Projections, 96n

The World of Judaism: Religion, His-tory, Way of Life, 235

World Organization of Jews from ArabCountries, 321, 322

World Sephardi Federation, 309World Union for Progressive Judaism,

302, 358World Union of Jewish Students, 302World Zionist Congress, 301World Zionist Organization, 206, 302,

373Department of Education and Cul-

ture, 373North American Aliyah Movement,

373Zionist Archives and Library of the,

373Wossmann, Paul, 229Wujec, Henryk, 251Wust, Elisabeth, 229Wuttke, Dieter, 236

Yans-McLaughlin, Virginia, 145, 145nYaron, Amos, 263, 264Yavne Hebrew Theological Seminary,

358Yearbook of the Central Conference of

American Rabbis, 398Years of Bad Weather, 249Yediot Ahronot, 287Yemen Arab Republic, 310, 311Yeshiva Colegial Machane Israel (Rio

de Janeiro), 15Yeshiva University, 358

Albert Einstein College of Medicine,358

Alumni Office, 358-359Belfer Institute for Advanced Bio-

medical Studies, 359Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law,

359Bernard Revel Graduate School, 359

Caroline and Joseph S. Gruss Insti-tute in Jerusalem, 359

David J. Azrieli Graduate Institute ofJewish Education, 359

Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychol-ogy, 359

Harry Fischel School for Higher Jew-ish Studies, 359

Philip and Sarah Belz School of Jew-ish Music, 359

Rabbi Isaac Elchanan TheologicalSeminary, 359-360

Simon Wiesenthal Center, 360Women's Organization, 360Wurzweiler School of Social Work,

360Yeshiva University Gerontological

Institute, 360Yeshiva University of Los Angeles,

360Yeshiva University Museum, 341Yeshivath Torah Vodaath and Mesivta

Rabbinical Seminary, 360Alumni Association, 360

Yiddish, 398Yiddishe Heim, 398Yiddishe Kultur, 398Yiddishe Vort, 398Yiddisher Kemfer, 398Yiddisher Kultur Farband—YKUF,

341Yidishe Shprakh, 398YIVO Annual of Jewish Social Science,

398YIVO Bleter, 398Yivo Institute for Jewish Research, Inc.,

341Max Weinreich Center for Advanced

Jewish Studies, 341Yoffe, Avraham, 303Yosef, Ovadiah, 283Young, Stuart, 209Young Israel Viewpoint, 398Young Judaean, 398Young National Democrats (Federal

Republic of Germany), 219Youngstown Jewish Times, 399Youth and Nation, 398


Yudkin, Leon, 209Yugntruf, 398Yugntruf Youth for Yiddish, 376Yugoslavia, 251, 257, 258

Zalcmann, Moshe, 237Zamir, Yitzhak, 293Zapf, Lilli, 232Zbornik (Yugoslavia), 258Zee, Philip, 210Zeigerman, Dror, 301Zelle, Johanna, 222Zero Population Growth—For Whom?,

131nZielinski, Siegfried, 230Zimmer, Wendelin, 236Zimmerman, Charles, 420

Zionism and Palestinian Self-Determi-nation, 233

Zionism and the State of Israel, 234Zionist Federation (Great Britain), 205,

206Zionist Organization of America, 373Zionist Organization of Canada, 378Zippori, Mordechai, 262Zivs, Samuil, 246Zmora, Yisrael, 303Zucker, David, 233DiZukunft, 398Ziindel, Ernst, 219Zunshine, Tatiana, 248Zunshine, Zachar, 248Zygelboim, Artur, 252

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