Jewish Currents 1994: Vol 48 Index

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INDEX TO Jewish Currents VOLUME 48
(The July-August issue is cited as July)
AUTHORS Engel, Marvin, Left-Wing Writers Reviewed
Aleichem, Sholem, Becoming Acquainted with (book rev.) — May, 33
Bialik — May, 25 Falk, Rubin, Two Poems — June, 20
Alenier, Karren L., Song After Lilith (poem) — Fein, Leonard, Response: Idol-Smashing Still —
Mar., 33 July, 4
Antler, Alan, Books and Things — Nov., 8 Foner, Henry, Al Prago’s Article on Anti-Semitism
Arbus, Isak, The Holocaust Deniers Exposed (book and Spanish Dictionaries — Jan., 17; It Hap-
‘ rev.) — Apr., 33 pened in Israel — Oct., 12, Nov., 8, Dec., 8
Bank, Richard D. A Christmas Tree in Montefiore Friedland, Joseph, “Label, Der Blinder, Mit Ah
— Dec., 4 Fullen Voogon Kinder” (memoir) — Jan., 28
Bartosiewicz, Zbigniew, Seeking the Jewish Past Gitlin, Todd, Critique of “Politics of Meaning”—
in Poland — Mar., 4 July, 16
Bass, Claudette, Hate Crimes (poem) — Sept., 22 Goldburg, Rabbi Robert E., A Talk on Peace and
Bergman, Carol, A Day at the Opera (memoir) — Justice — June, 4
Mar., 11; Deutsch (memoir) — Oct., 14 Goldring, Jake, Book Notes — Jan., 37
Bimbaum, Martin, Song (poem) — Oct., 25 Goldsmith, Sandra, Journey of a Seven- Year-Old
Bloch, Harry, Early Colonial Physicians of Jewish (poem) — July, 13
Origin —Jan., 22; The Prayer of the Candles — Goldstein, Ezra, Shimon Peres’ Vision (book
Dec., 18 rev.) — May, 4
Brockman, Rabbi Herbert N., Peace-Shalom-Sa- Goldstein, Richard, The White Man Who Dreamed
laam — July, 7; A Talk on Peace and Justice — of Wild Indians (story) — Oct., 8
June, 4 Goodman, Roger B., New Jewish Fiction (rev.)
Broderson, Moishe, A New Lullaby (poem) — — June, 7, Nov., 20
July, 23 Hacker, David A., Tikkun: Conference and Poltics
Brodsky, Louis Daniel, The Loneliness of an Old — May, 8; Index to Vol. 48 — Dec., 78
Road Peddler (poem) — Feb., 22 Hartman, Hershl, Card of Thanks — Oct., 40
Buhle, Paul, Paul Novick (Sept. 7, 1891—Aug. Hofstein, David, First Snow (poem) — July, 22
21, 1989) — July, 48 Hogman, Flora, Retum tothe Convent: A Memoir
Bulman, Aaron E., Fathert oS on (poem) — Jan., — Apr., 7
14 Jaffe, Annette G., It Happened in Israel — Jan.,
Burton, Bernard, The Fourth Ones (poe—m J)an. , 12, Feb., 12, Mar., 8, Apr., 12, May, 12, June,
6 10, July, 14, Sept., 12
Bush, Lawrence, Testimonies (story) — Mar., 20, Jochnowitz, Carol, Book Note — Mar., 37; Emma
May, 42 Goldman’s 125th Birthday (June 27, 1869—
Chansky, Norman M., Owed to Hannah Senesh May 14, 1940) — June, 27
(poem) — Nov., 33 Julia, Taissa, Holocaust Memory through
Cherry, Robert, Readers’ Forum on Schindler's Scultpure: Louis Mitelberg — Jan., 7
List — June, 21 Katz, Eli, Max Weinreich (1894-1969) — July,
Citron, Philippe, To the Heart oft he Matter: through 28
the Back Door (story) — June, 12 Katz, Aaron, Rosenberg Case: The Hoax of the
Cohen, Max, The Sun Also Rises (poem) — Jan., Century — June, 31
14 Kleinmuntz, Mendel, My Tante Sureh (memoir)
Cooper, Adrienne, Bringing It All Back Home: — Feb., 23
New Recordings of Jewish Music in Europe — Kramer, Aaron, tr., Cradlesongo f a Jewish Mother
Mar., 6 in Poland (poe—m D)ec. , 12; Journal Entry—
Dimow, Joseph, The Desperate Opposition — July, 33; Lunch at Suhl’s — An Interview —
Mar., 36; Inside the Jewish Community — each Nov., 4; tr., Like Clay (poem) — Mar., 25; tr.,
issue; Keeping Our Eyes on the Target — Sept., Song (poem) — Oct., 25; tr., Three Children
29; Perpetuating Jewishness by Recruiting — (poem) — May, 7; tr., Three Poems — Apr.,
Jan., 48 26; tr., Three Poems — July, 22; tr., Two Po-
JEWISH CURRENTS
INDEX TO Jewish Currents VOLUME 48
(The July-August issue is cited as July)
AUTHORS Engel, Marvin, Left-Wing Writers Reviewed
Aleichem, Sholem, Becoming Acquainted with (book rev.) — May, 33
Bialik — May, 25 Falk, Rubin, Two Poems — June, 20
Alenier, Karren L., Song After Lilith (poem) — Fein, Leonard, Response: Idol-Smashing Still —
Mar., 33 July, 4
Antler, Alan, Books and Things — Nov., 8 Foner, Henry, Al Prago’s Article on Anti-Semitism
Arbus, Isak, The Holocaust Deniers Exposed (book and Spanish Dictionaries — Jan., 17; It Hap-
‘ rev.) — Apr., 33 pened in Israel — Oct., 12, Nov., 8, Dec., 8
Bank, Richard D. A Christmas Tree in Montefiore Friedland, Joseph, “Label, Der Blinder, Mit Ah
— Dec., 4 Fullen Voogon Kinder” (memoir) — Jan., 28
Bartosiewicz, Zbigniew, Seeking the Jewish Past Gitlin, Todd, Critique of “Politics of Meaning”—
in Poland — Mar., 4 July, 16
Bass, Claudette, Hate Crimes (poem) — Sept., 22 Goldburg, Rabbi Robert E., A Talk on Peace and
Bergman, Carol, A Day at the Opera (memoir) — Justice — June, 4
Mar., 11; Deutsch (memoir) — Oct., 14 Goldring, Jake, Book Notes — Jan., 37
Bimbaum, Martin, Song (poem) — Oct., 25 Goldsmith, Sandra, Journey of a Seven- Year-Old
Bloch, Harry, Early Colonial Physicians of Jewish (poem) — July, 13
Origin —Jan., 22; The Prayer of the Candles — Goldstein, Ezra, Shimon Peres’ Vision (book
Dec., 18 rev.) — May, 4
Brockman, Rabbi Herbert N., Peace-Shalom-Sa- Goldstein, Richard, The White Man Who Dreamed
laam — July, 7; A Talk on Peace and Justice — of Wild Indians (story) — Oct., 8
June, 4 Goodman, Roger B., New Jewish Fiction (rev.)
Broderson, Moishe, A New Lullaby (poem) — — June, 7, Nov., 20
July, 23 Hacker, David A., Tikkun: Conference and Poltics
Brodsky, Louis Daniel, The Loneliness of an Old — May, 8; Index to Vol. 48 — Dec., 78
Road Peddler (poem) — Feb., 22 Hartman, Hershl, Card of Thanks — Oct., 40
Buhle, Paul, Paul Novick (Sept. 7, 1891—Aug. Hofstein, David, First Snow (poem) — July, 22
21, 1989) — July, 48 Hogman, Flora, Retum tothe Convent: A Memoir
Bulman, Aaron E., Fathert oS on (poem) — Jan., — Apr., 7
14 Jaffe, Annette G., It Happened in Israel — Jan.,
Burton, Bernard, The Fourth Ones (poe—m J)an. , 12, Feb., 12, Mar., 8, Apr., 12, May, 12, June,
6 10, July, 14, Sept., 12
Bush, Lawrence, Testimonies (story) — Mar., 20, Jochnowitz, Carol, Book Note — Mar., 37; Emma
May, 42 Goldman’s 125th Birthday (June 27, 1869—
Chansky, Norman M., Owed to Hannah Senesh May 14, 1940) — June, 27
(poem) — Nov., 33 Julia, Taissa, Holocaust Memory through
Cherry, Robert, Readers’ Forum on Schindler's Scultpure: Louis Mitelberg — Jan., 7
List — June, 21 Katz, Eli, Max Weinreich (1894-1969) — July,
Citron, Philippe, To the Heart oft he Matter: through 28
the Back Door (story) — June, 12 Katz, Aaron, Rosenberg Case: The Hoax of the
Cohen, Max, The Sun Also Rises (poem) — Jan., Century — June, 31
14 Kleinmuntz, Mendel, My Tante Sureh (memoir)
Cooper, Adrienne, Bringing It All Back Home: — Feb., 23
New Recordings of Jewish Music in Europe — Kramer, Aaron, tr., Cradlesongo f a Jewish Mother
Mar., 6 in Poland (poe—m D)ec. , 12; Journal Entry—
Dimow, Joseph, The Desperate Opposition — July, 33; Lunch at Suhl’s — An Interview —
Mar., 36; Inside the Jewish Community — each Nov., 4; tr., Like Clay (poem) — Mar., 25; tr.,
issue; Keeping Our Eyes on the Target — Sept., Song (poem) — Oct., 25; tr., Three Children
29; Perpetuating Jewishness by Recruiting — (poem) — May, 7; tr., Three Poems — Apr.,
Jan., 48 26; tr., Three Poems — July, 22; tr., Two Po-
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ems — Feb., 28; tr., Two Poems — June, 9; tr., Memoriam: David Seltzer — June, 40; Joint
Two Poems — Dec., 10 Statement by the NAACP and ADL — Apr.,
Kraus, Dorothy Rogin, Memories of a Childhood 22; Presenting the M.S. Amoni Award — July,
in Poland — Sept., 48 4; Schappes’ Challenge to Farrakhan — Mar.,
Kubicek, J.L., With Calloused Hands (poem) — 15; Schappes’ Letter tothe Forward —July, 11
Apr., 23 Schofer, Larry, C.S.J.0. Conference: A Repon —
Kunis, Rena, None So Blind (memoir) — Mar., 10 Sept., 26
Kvitko, Leib, Go! (1917) (poem) — July, 22 Schofer, Jane E., Jewish Books for Young Read-
Lefkowitz, Larry, The Survivor from Saloniki ers — Nov., 12
(poem) — Apr., 23 Seeger, Pete, Like Clay (music) — Mar., 25
Lewis, F.R., Aggravation (story) — Sept., 14 Seltzer, David, Three Poems — Apr., 26
Manger, Itzik, Two Poems — Feb., 28 Shaham, Milton A., Doncani (poem) — Sept., 23
Marcus, Mordecai, They Fired All Their Christian Shapiro, Ralph, How the IWO — and Freedom —
Help (poem) — May, 14 Were Dissolved (book rev.) — Sept., 8
Mantin, Josie Levy, Secrets: A Memoir — Apr., 5 Shapiro-Bertolini, Ethel, Lunch Time in a Dress
Meier, Sally, Readers’ Forum on Schindler's List Shop (story) — July, 26
— June, 23 Sharlin, Shifra, First Steps, or, The Shoemaker's
Miller, Arthur, A Talk on Peace and Justice — Apprentice (story) — Nov., 26
June, 4 Shire, Amy, Jewish Women Now — each issue
Mintus, Helen Agin, Two Poem — Oct., 22 Shneyer, Elana Friedman, A Bas Mitzva Speech
Molodowsky, Kadia, Three Children (poem) — — Oct., 26
May, 7 Snitow, Virginia L., The Clock (story) — May,
Muraskin, Bennett, Secular Humanistic Judaism 20; A Spanish Reminiscence Updated (mem-
Today — Sept., 4 oir) — Jan., 15
Myers, Jack, Rebecca (story) — Mar., 13 Stillman, Gerald, tr., Becoming Acquainted with
Nadir, Moishe, Like Clay (poem) — Mar., 25 Bialik — May, 25; Eliyohu Bokher (1469-
Neumann, Alfred M., Three Days in a Nazi Prison 1549) — Jan., 29, correction — Feb., 40;
(memoir) — Feb., 14 Emanuel Ringelblum, Historian and Hero —
Nitzberg, Jerome, Readers’ Forum on Schindler's Mar., 30; Itzik Manger (1901-1969): “Let's
List — June, 23 Sing, Then” — Feb., 30; Joseph Opatoshu
Nusser, Charles, Jews Who Fought in Spain — (1886-1954) — Apr., 27; The Pere Lachaise
Mar., 28 Cemetery —Jan., 8; Ukrainian Pogroms, 1919-
Owens, Major R., A Statement on Farrakhan — 20 — Dec., 24
Apr., 14 Stith, Barbara J., On Black-Jewish Ties and The
Pasternack, Barbara, My Father, Mischa Balanoff Holocaust — Feb., 4
(memoir) — June, 28 Surace, Elizabeth, Marzabotto (story) — Jan., 10
Perlmutter, Archie, The Impact of Social Films Teitelboim, Dora, Two Poems — Dec., 10
(book rev.) — May, 30 Terris, Susan, Bridges (poem) — Mar., 33
Petigny, Alan, Black-Jewish Tensions Analyzed Ticktin, Harold, Jewish Liberalism a Sin? (book
— Feb.,7 rev.) — Jan., 34
Plone, Allen, Solly (story) — Jan., 9 Tkatch, Meyer-Zimmel, Cradlesong of a Jewish
Pogrebin, Letty Cottin, Readers’ Forum on Mother in Poland — Dec., 12
Schindler's List —June, 21 Weinstein, Sid, Debut (memoir) — Jan., 4
Reisin, Avrom, The Painter (Story) — Dec., 13 Weiss, Adele F., Readers’ Forum on Schindler's
Rapoport, Joseph, Visiting My Shtetl: A Memoir List — June, 22
— Oct., 4, correction — Nov., 15 Weiss, Louis, tr., The Painter (story) — Dec., 13
Resnick, Sid, Olgin, Communist Yiddish Editor — Wolf, Steven, Readers’ Forum on Schindler’s L ist
Nov., 30 — June, 23
Rosenfeld, Jack, C.S.J.0. Conference: A Report Zaretsky, Hinde, Two Poems — June, 9
— Sept., 26
Sabin, Arthur J., Readers’ Forum on Schindler's SUBJECTS
List —June, 24 Abortion — Apr., 24; clinics — Sept, 24
Schachter, Esty, Rachel’s Sister (poem) — Sept., Alter, Susan, rejected by NOW — Jan., 26
23 Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union
Schappes, Morris U., Around the World — each — Mar., 35
issue; The Editor’s Diary — each issue; In American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee
DECEMBER, 1994 79
(AAADC) — Nov., 34 Naquet — Apr., 33; The Celibacy of Felix
American-Israel Political Affairs Committee Greenspan, by Lionnel Abraham — June, 7;
(AIPAC) — Oct., 31 Celluloid Power: Social Film Criticism from
American Jewish Committee — Apr., 31, June, “The Birth of a Nation” to “Judgment at
33, July, 31, Sept., 24, 33. Nuremberg,” ed. by David Platt — May, 30; A
American Jewish Congress — Mar., 35, Apr., 24, Children’s Haggadah, by Howard Bogot —
32, June, 32, July, 31, Sept., 24. Nov., 13; Denying the Holocaust, by Deborah
American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee — E. Lipstadt — Apr., 33; Escape from Egypt, by
Mar., 35 Sonia Levitan — Nov., 14; Golden Windows
American Zionist Movement — Apr., 32, July, 31 and Other Stories ofJ erusalem, by Adele Geras
Americans for Peace Now — July, 32 — Nov., 13, The Hope, by Herman Wouk —
Anti-Defamation League, statement with NAACP June, 7; [f 1 Am Not for Myself. . . The Liberal
—Apr., 22; report on Christian Right — Oct., Betrayal of the Jews, by Ruth R. Wisse — Jan.,
30; spy charges — Jan., 32, July, 32 34; If You Knew Me, by Anne Roiphe — June,
Anti-Semitism in U.S., Bronx synagogue defaced 7; The Jewish Kids’ Hebrew-English Word-
— Apr., 45; cemetery desecrated — May, 27; book, by Chaya M. Burstein — Nov., 14;
Religious Right — July, 45; study — Sept., 33 K' tonton's Secret Adventure, by Sadie Rose
Argentina — Jan., 46, Sept., 46 Weilerstein — Nov., 12; Left Letters: The
M.S. Amoni Award — July, 4 Culture Wars of Mike Gold and Joseph Free-
An work by Janet Berg — Dec., 1, 2; Enrico man, by James. D. Bloo— mMay , 33; Meshuga,
Glicenstein — Mar., 1; Hank Greenberg medal by LB. Singer — Nov., 22; Mrs. Katz and
— July, 1, 2; Stan Kaplan — June, 1, 2; Louis Tush, by Patricia Polacco — Nov., 12; The
Mitelberg — Jan., 1, 7; Two Continents — New Middle East, by Shimon Peres — May, 4;
May, 1,2; Andy Warhol — Feb., 1,2; Woodcut A Plague of Dreamers, by Steve Stern — Nov.,
from Amsterdam — Sept., 1, 2 21; Red Scare in Court: New York versus the
Atlanta — Jan., 46 International Workers Order, by Arthur J.
Australia — Oct., 47 Sab—i Senpt ., 8; Sacred Lips of the Bronx, by
Austria — July, 46 Douglas Sadownik — Nov., 22; The Secret
Avital, Colette, Israeli Consul-General in NYC — Relationship between Black and Jews — May,
Oct., 24, Nov., 24 16, June, 16, July, 18, Dec., 14, correction —
Beilin, Yossi — Sept., 32 June, 39; Shifting Landscapes, by Henry Roth
Bequest, Murray M. Smolar — Sept., 38; Morton — Nov., 20; Something from Nothing, by
Stavis — Mar., 42 Phoebe Gilman — Nov., 13; That Year ofO ur
Bialik, Chaim Nachman — May, 25 War, by Gloria Goldreich — Nov., 23; The
Black-Jewish cooperation —Jan., 45, Apr., 38, 45 Three Bears, Goldylocks Apologizes, by Marcia
Black-Jewish relations —July, 33; African-Ameri- Gruss Levinsohn — Nov., 14; A Torchlighfto r
cans on the Holocaust — Feb., 4; Amsterdam America, by Louis Farrakhan — Jan., 18; Ves-
News on Hasidic Jews — Feb., 46; in Black sels of Evil: American Slavery and the Holo-
college newspapers — Feb., 18; Howard Uni- caust, by Laurence Thomas — Oct., 18; Writ-
versity — June, 45; NAACP and ADL joint ers on the Left: Episodes in American Literary
statement — Apr., 22 Communism, by Daniel Aaron — May, 33
Black-Jewish tensions —African-American jour- Borun, Sam and Fannie — Feb., 39
nalist on — Feb., 7 Boycott of Israel — Dec., 28
Black Jews — July, 45 Brackman, Dr. Harold, on Farrakhan — Dec., 14
B’nai B'rith — Nov., 35 Breyer, Stephen G. — June, 46, Sept., 45
B'nai B’rith Women — May, 23 Bridges (periodical) — May, 24
Bokher, Eliyohu — Jan., 29 Bulgaria — July, 47
Book Notes, Bobe Mayse, A Tale of Washington CAJE (Coalition for the Advancement of Jewish
Square by Nancy Bogen — Mar., 37; The Un- Education) — Nov., 35
American by Emanuel Fried — Jan., 37 California earthquake — Mar., 45
Book Reviews: Anne Frank. Beyond the Diary. A Canada — June, 46
Photographic Remembrance, by Ruud van der Chavis, Ben — Sept., 29, Oct., 31
Roland Rian Verhoeven — Nov., 15; Annihila- Cole, Johnnetta B. — July, 46
tion, by Piotr Szewc — June, 7; Anti-Semitism Conferenceo f Presidentso fM ajor American Jew-
in America, by Leonard Dinnerstein — Nov., ish Organizations — Oct., 31
16; Assassins of Memory, by Pierre Vidal- Congress of Secular Jewish Org.’s — Sept., 26
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Council of Jewish Federations — May, 28 Holland — Mar., 46
Cuba — Feb., 46; Jewish press on embargo — Homosexuality — Nov., 24, Dec., 8, 28; Rabbini-
Nov., 35 cal Assembly and — July, 32
Dinkins, David N. — Jan., 32 Intermarriage — Mar., 34
Domestic Violence — Dec., 22 International Workers Order — Sept., 8
DuBois, W.E.B. — Jan., 21 Israel, archeologists — Feb., 12; Baltic leaders
Ex-USSR: Bryansk, Jews in — May, 47; Die visiting — May, 47; Yossi Beiin questions
Yiddishe Gass — Sept., 47, Oct., 47; growth of need for charitable contributions — Apr., 12;
Jewish organizational and cultural life — Apr., bus bombing — Dec., 27; chief of police re-
47; famous Moscow synagogue rebuilt — Oct., signs — July, 14; Yael Dayan — Sept., 12
47; Holocaust symposium in Moscow — July, Diaspora Museum (Beit Hatefutsoth) attitude
47; Israel and — Mar., 9; Israeli Prime Minister to women — Feb., 27, Apr., 25; domestic
Rabin’s visit to Moscow — June, 47; Jewish violence — Dec., 22; Druse — Jan., 13; East-
cultural festival in Ukraine — July, 47; Jewish ern European Jewish folklore exhibit — June,
education in — Mar., 47; Jewish emigration 10; economy analyzed by Abigail Wisse —
data — each issue; Jewish organzations in — Apr., 12; Egyanpd —tOct ., 13, Nov., 24; Yigal
May, 47; Jewish woman elected to Russian Even-Or's play Fleischer — Jan., 13; ex-
parliament — Mar., 47; Latvia, Jewish revival change program with Black American colleges
in — June, 47; Lubavitcher Hasidim in — Feb., — July, 15; Baruch Goldstein — Apr., 13;
47; Messianic Jewish Festival — July, 47; Hadashot (newspaper) — Mar., 9; Hebron
Moscow synagogue destroyed by fire — Mar., massacre — Apr., 13; Herzliya — Oct., 12;
47; Pamyat publishes Protocols — Jan., 47; Histadrut — July, 14; Hizballah — Sept., 12;
Schindler's List screening postponed — Oct., homosexuality in military — Nov., 24, Dec., 8;
47; Va’ ad — Apr.4,7 ; Vladimir Zhirinovsky— Hula swamplands reflooded — July, 15; Jesse
Jan., 47; Feb., 47 Jackson visit — May, 22; Jordan and — Sept.,
Farrakhan, Louis — Jan., 18, 45, Feb., 45, Mar., 12, Nov., 24; McDonald's — Jan., 12; Mizrahi
40,45, Apr., 11, 14, 46, May, 46, June, 45, July, Women’s Project — June, 11; Morocco and
36; Schappes challenge to — Mar., 15 (ed.) — Oct., 3; Dr. Irving I. Moskowitz —
Film reviews, And the Wind Returneth — May, June, 11; Abie Nathan — Feb., 13; Neve Sha-
18; Schindler's List — Mar., 16, Apr., 18 lom/Wahat al Salam — Feb., 12, Dec., 9; Or-
Foner, Philip — June, 17 thodox — Oct., 13; Palestinian archeological
Forward, Schappes’ letter to—July, 11; Schappes dig — Dec., 9; Palestinian radio station —
in — Dec., 17 Dec., 9; PLO Accord (ed.)— Mar., 3, anniver-
France — Jan., 46 sary — Nov, 34, reactions to — Nov., 45;
Gangsta Rap — Oct., 31 poverty surging — Mar., 9, Apr., 13; Qatar and
Gay and lesbian Jews —Oct., 47 boycott — Apr., 13; Reform Judaism and Jew-
Gaza — Mar., 9 ish burial — June, 10; religious controversy —
Germany — Jan., 47, Mar., 47, May, 47 Mar., 34; religious observance study — Feb.,
Ginsburg, Ruth Bader— Jan., 27, Apr., 25 13; secular-religious controversy — Jan., 13;
Goldberg, Itche — Feb., 19, July, 20 Syria and — Jan., 12; unemployment — Jan.,
Goldman, Emma — June, 27; correction — July, 12, Apr., 13; U.S. Jews fundraising — Sept.,
42 32; West Bank settleme—n tMasy , 13; women
Goldstein, Baruch (ed.) — Apr., 3 — Sept., 12; Yiddish— Sept., 13
Greece — May, 46 Italy — Mar., 46, June, 47, Nov., 46
Hadassah — Mar., 27 Jesse Jackson — Mar., 35; visit to Israel — May,
Haiti, U.S. Jews and — May, 24, 45 22
Harap, Louis, retires — Oct., 17 Japan — Nov., 46
Harkabi, Yehoshafat — Nov., 11 Jeffries, Leonard — Jan., 41, Feb., 37, July, 31
Health care — Apr., 32, Oct., 31 Jewish Agency for Israel — Sept., 32
Herblock — Oct., 45 Jewish Book Council — Feb., 34
Hungary — Feb., 47 Jewish community, role of women leaders in —
Holocaust, art — Apr., 1, 2; deniers — Apr., 33; Mar., 27
exhibit, Jewish Museum — June, 19; poll cor- Jewish Cultural Center — Jan., 38
rected — July, 45, Sept., 32; sculpture — Jan., Jewish Currents, concert — Feb., 21; in Florida
7; Vatican an—d Ma y, 15, 46, July, 46; women — May, 37; Hanuka party — Apr., 19; lun-
and — July, 24 cheon — July, 4; matching grant — Mar., 39,
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May, 9, July, 42, Sept., 42, Oct., 7, Dec., 38 Life subscribers, Ben Baron — Sept., 36; Judy
Jewish feminism — Jan., 26; feminist scholarship Botwin — Apr., 38; Ben and Muriel Goldring
— Feb., 26 — June, 38; Janet Hadda — Dec., 37; Charles
Jewish Fund for Justice — Feb., 34 Levenstein — Nov., 40; Maggie Levenstein
Jewish Museum — July, 25 and David Arsen — Nov., 40; Paul and Lottie
Jewish music recordings — Mar., 6 Rosen — Nov., 40; Ana M. and Paul G. Shane
Jewish People’s Philharmonic Chor—u Sespt. , 18 — Nov., 40; Clare Stadtmauer — Sept., 36;
Jewish physicians, U.S. 18th century — Jan., 22 Irene Steinberg — Nov., 40
Jewish population, world — Oct., 46; U.S. — Leibowitz, Yeshoyahu — Nov., 10
Nov., 45 Lerner, Michael — May, 8, July, 16
Jewish proselytizing — Jan., 48 Lilith (periodical) — Feb., 26, Sept., 25
Jewish sports, Israel — Sept., 13 Living Memorial to the Holocaust-Museum of
Jewish women, photographer of — Sept., 25; Jewish Heritage — Oct., 1,2, 45
research on — Dec., 23; rituals — Dec., 23 Lubavitch — Feb., 33; yeshiva students shooting
Jewish women’s conference, international —Oct., — Apr., 45
Magdoff, Harry — Feb., 19
Jews for Racial and Economic Justice Teach-in — Manger, Itzik — Feb., 30
Apr., 20 Martin, Tony — May, 16, June, 16
Judaism (periodical) — Jan., 26 Mazon — Feb., 34 aAe~—=e ~
Ketuba (marriage contract) — Jan., 27 Memoirs, Germany — Oct., 14; Latvia — Oct., 4;
Kibbutzim, economic situation of — Nov., 10, Poland — Sept., 48
Dec., 8; feminism on — Nov., 24 Memorial contribution, Milo Sklar — June, 35;
Kinderland — Dec., 15 correction — Sept., 37
Letters, Jamie Abelson — Feb., 37; Don Amter — Middle East peace process (ed.) —Jan., 3, Mar.,
Jan., 38; Charles Ansell — Dec., 45; Isak Arbus 3, Sept., 3, Oct., 3, Nov., 3, Dec., 3; Hebron wMMMB|@@==iiiie eeee
— Oct., 36; Abraham Amold — Mar., 39; massacre, Israeli reaction — May, 12, U.S.
Sidney Belman — Mar., 39; George Berlant — Jews on — Apr., 29, 30, 31, 39, (ed.) — Apr.,
Mar., 41; Nahoma Boxerman — May, 40; Elin 3, Rabin’s statement— Apr., 10; opposition to
Schoen Brockman — Sept., 35; Paul Buhle — — Feb., 13, Mar., 8, 36; Palestinian women
Apr., 38; Alan Butler — Apr., 38, Dec., 35; and — Mar.,26 ; tourism — Oct., 12; U.S. Jews
Jesse Cherry — Feb., 37; B.D. — May, 41; — May, 28, June, 32, (ed.)— Feb., 3, May, 3,
Joseph Dimow comments on Henry Siegman June, 3; U.S. Jewish opposition (ed.)}—July, 3
— Sept., 39; Jo Edelman — Nov., 39; David Mikva, Abner Joseph — Oct., 45
Englestein — Dec., 43; Shaurain Farber — Mitelberg, Louis — Jan., 7
Feb., 38; Stanley Feingold — Dec., 37; Bernard Morocco — Feb., 46
Forer — Oct., 40; Henrietta Friedman — July, Muhammad, Khalid Abdul — Mar., 15, 45, Apr.,
38; Joseph Friedland — Oct., 35; Walter 11, 14, June, 45
Friedman — July, 36; David Grubman — Feb., NAACP — Sept, 29, Oct., 31
37; Ira Grupper — Jan., 42; Stan Halpern — Na’amat — July, 25, Dec., 22
Feb., 37, Mar., 40, May, 41; Rabbi Yaakov National Council of Jewish Women — July, 25
Jacobs —Sept.,38; Benjamin Kanar—e Makr. , National Jewish Community Relations Advisory
38; Edward Kitograd — Dec.,35; Aaron Kramer Council — Sept., 32
— June, 38; Bernard Kransdorf — Oct., 35; National Urban League — Oct., 45
MarthaG. Krow-Lucal —Feb.,35 ; Prof. Regina National Yiddish Book Center — May, 27
P. Krummel — Mar., 41; Alfred Lawrence — N.Y. Public Library exhibit, Blacklisting and eoo—==ese
Oct., 37; Nina Lazar— Feb., 36; Ed Meskin — McCarthyism — July, 17, Sept., 21
July, 37; Bennett Muraskin — Nov., 39; Max 92nd St. YMHA, tour of Black-Jewish sites in
Noo— nDec ., 49; Benjamin Rosenthal — May, Harlem — Oct., 45
39; Herman L. Sainer — Jan., 41; Chaim Nobel Peace Prize, 1994— Nov., 3, Dec., 3, 27
Schwartz — Feb., 40; Arthur Sharfin — Apr., Novick, Paul — July, 48
38; William Shneyer—Sept.,35 ,O ct., 37; Sara Novick, Shirley, interviewed — June, 25
P. Simon — July, 38; Harold Sosnow — June, Obituaries, Evelyn Alexander — Oct., 39; Ben
38; Michael Steinlauf — May, 38; Helen Travis Axelrod — Apr., 21; Fannie Borun — Nov.,
— Dec., 47; Sam Traum — May, 41; Sylvia 38; Elias Canetti — Oct., 38; Richard Cohen
Zisman — June, 37 — Dec., 74; May Hartman — June, 42; Dr. [a««oooe«,e7iiol _ e o
Liberalism, Jewish — Jan., 34 Paul Jarmon — Oct., 36; Rabbi Marshall T.
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Meyer — Feb., 25; Steve Nelson — Feb., 39, Farrakhan and Khalid Muhammad — Apr., 11;
Apr., 21, correction — June, 39; William at Israel Bonds dinner — Mar., 19; letter to the
Haywood Nuchow — Jan., 42; Ruth Fischer N.Y. Times — Jan., 20
Prago — Feb., 40; Maurice Rauch — Nov., 37; Schindler’ sL ist (film) — Mar., 16, Apr., 18, 46,
Rose Raynes — July, 41; Gedaliah Sandler — May, 45, Oct., 35; Readers’ Forum on — June,
Mar., 42, May, 19, Sept., 21; Chaim Schwartz 21
— Oct, 29, correction — Nov., 15; David Schneerson, Menachem Mendel — Feb., 33
Seltz—e Jurne , 38, 40, correction — Sept., 37; Sexual harassment — Apr., 24
William L. Shirer — Feb., 42; Rabbi Malcolm Shneyer, Elana Sarah Friedman — July, 21, Oct.,
H. Stem — May, 17, Sept., 20; George Watt — 26
Sept., 28 Shneyers, Hedy and Bill — Oct., 21
Olgin, Moissaye — Nov., 30 Shvil Hazahav — Dec., 28
Opatoshu, Joseph — Apr., 27 Siegman, Henry — June, 32, Sept., 38
Palestinian elections register — July, 15 Slavery and Jews — Oct., 18
Palestine-Israel Journal of Politics, Economics Society for Humanistic Judaism — Feb., 34, Sept.,
and Culture — Oct., 12 4
Patriot missiles — Nov., 10 South Africa —. June, 46
Passover — May, 45 Spain — Jan., 15
People for the American Way on Farrakhan — Spanish Civil War, Jews in — Mar., 28
Apr., 17 Sugihara, Chiune — Nov., 46
Pere Lachaise cemetery — Jan., 8 Suhl, Yuri — Nov., 4
Peres, Shimon — May, 4, Dec., 84 Syrian Jews — Jan., 46
Peru — Apr., 46 Talent bank — Feb., 26
Photo by Zuka — Jan., 1 Tambak, Estelle — Apr., 19
Play reviews, Broken Glass by Arthur Miller— TV review, The True Story of Oskar Schindler
Sept., 20; The Cincinnati Saint by Norman (1908-197)4} — June, 19
Lessing—Feb., 21; The Day the Bronx Died by Tikkun (periodical) — May, 8, June, 32
Michael Henry Brown— July, 21; Edith Stein Toward Tradition — Dec., 28
by Arthur Giron— May, 19; Faith Journey: A Union of American Hebrew Congregations —
Musical Celebration of Martin by Jesse L. July, 32, Oct., 31
DeVore Jr. — Nov., 19; Family Secrets by United Jewish Appeal — May, 28, June, 33
Sherry Glaser — Nov., 19; Stempenyu by United Nations, Human Rights Commission —
Sholem Aleichem — Mar., 18; The Survivor by Apr., 46; Security Council on Hebron — May,
— Mar., 18; Teibele and Her Demon by 1.B. 46
Singer and Eve Friedman — Sept., 19; That's United States Holocaust Museum — Apr., 45
Life by Helen Butlero— fOcft. , 21; Unfinished Va'ad — Nov., 47
Stories by Sybille Pearson — June, 18; The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising — Apr., 4; commemo-
Workroom by Jean-Claude Grumberg — Feb., ration — Sept., 19
20 WBAI — Dec., 16
Politics of Meaning — May, 8, July, i6 Weinreich, Max — July, 28
Poland — Mar., 4, Oct., 46 Wolf, Naomi — Apr., 24
Pollard, Jonathan — Jan., 33, Feb., 34, May, 29 Women, Jewish and breast cancer — May, 24; as
Population, U.S. Jewish, data on — Feb., 45 rabbis, controversy on — Feb., 27; violence
Prago, Al — Jan., 17, 20 against — Sept., 24, Oct., 23
Rabbinical Assembly and homosexuality — July, Workmen's Circle — July, 32
32 World Committee for Israel (WCFI) — Jan., 33
Rap music — Oct, 31 World Conference of Jewish Communal Service
Religious Right — Nov., 24 — Sept., 12
Response (periodical) — Jan., 26 World Zionist Organization — Sept., 32
Ringelblum, Emanuel — Mar., 30 Yad Vashem — Feb., 17
Romania — June, 46 Yale appoints woman provost — Jan., 46
Rosenbergs — June, 31, Oct., 21 Yiddish education in Israel — Nov. 11
Rushdie, Salman — Nov., 45 Zhirinovsky, Vladimir, and Israel — Mar., 8
Rwanda, Jewish relief to — Sept., 45 Zhitlovsky Foundation — Feb., 19
Schappes, Morris U., at CCNY English Dept. Zionist Organization of America — Feb., 33,
Awards — Sept., 18; exposes distortions by Mar., 35, July, 32, Oct., 31
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