Jewish Currents Vol. 37, No. 1 (403), January, 1983 - Vol. 37, No. 11 (413), December, 1983.
Published by Jewish Currents Inc., New York, 1983
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Octavo, brown cloth with gold lettering, 48, 48, 48, 48, 48, 48, 48, 48, 48, 48, 88 pp., cummulative index Articles in the issue 1 are, "The MX Missile Menace," An Editorial, "UN Assembly on Aging: Some Obeservations," Samuel D. Shrut, "The New Decadence," Poem by C.M. Wanger, "Apologia: for the Society of Orthodox Jewish Women," Poem by Pesha Gertler, "The Jewish Resistance in France, (II)," Mitchell Abidor, "Tribute to the Schappes," Jack Nusan Porter, Robert E. Goldnberg, "Paddy Chayefsky: Americanzing 'The Dybbuk,'" Joel Shatzky, "Soviet Yiddish Writer Needs Our Help," Max Rosenfeld, "Reader's Forum on 'Why Socialism?" Edward I. Lending, Harry Bloch, Morton Gold, Joseph Gottfried, G.A. Kane, Sam Machlis, David Platt.Articles in issue # 2 are "'Settlements' and the Peace Process," An Editorial, "WABC, Blacks and Jews," Lawrence Bush, "Leo Frank's Letter from Prison, 1914," Ed. by Schappes, "Trolley Track," Poem by Steven Sher, "Threads of Prejudice," F.L. Marcuse, "Our Secular Jewish Heritage: Roots in Romania," Gertrude V. Friedman, "Saul Bello in Despair," Review by Louis HarapArticles in issue # 3 are "The Verdict on the Massacre," An Editorial, "Karl Marx's Marxism," Louis Harap, "Jewish Women in U.S. History," Jan Rosenfeld, "A Minyan," Poem by Edward Ponger, "David Platt, Progressive Critic," Interview by Lawrence Bush, "Recorded Jewish Music: A Selection," David Platt, "Steve Reich's Jewish Music," Steven P. Horowitz, "Will Lee Remembered," A.V," Two Poems," Ber Green, trans by Aaron Kramer, "The Bible Manipulated," Robert E. Goldberg, "Mini-Directory of Secular Jewish Organizations." Articles in issue #4 are "The PLO in Slow Motion, An Editorial, "1983 - a Year of Anniversaries," An Editorial, "Definng and Preventing Genocide," Ronald Aronson, "'Hlocaust,'" Painting by Malcah Zaldis, "The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising April 19, 1943," "Sam Pevsner, Stage Left," Interview by Lawrence Bush, "Paul Robeson Jr. Refutes Misrepresentation," "Kathy," Story by Andrew Kovacs, "Brown Shirt Age," Poem by B.Z. Niditch, "The Holocaust in Drama," Joel Shatzky, "The Polish Poet as Witness," Review by Olga Cabral.Articles in issue #5 are "Israel at 35," An Eitorial, "The Societ View of the Arab-Israel Conflict," A.B. Magil, "Isaac Reingold, The Fifth Sweatshop Poet," Aaron Kramer, "Our Secualr Jewish Heritage: A 'Revolutionary' Rosh Hashona Greeting," Shmuel Leyb Zitron, "Daughter of the Warsaw Ghetto," Review by Lawrence Bush, "The Commission Verdict in Israel," Louis Harap.Articles in issue # 6 are "A Tst for Soviet Mideast Policy," An Editorial, "Infeld and Oppenheimer,: The Obstalcles to Their Genius," Lloyd Motz, "Two Poems" Poems by Anne-Marie Brumm, "Jewish Lesbians vs. Invisibility," Eria Silverman, "Judah Monis," Schappes, "Our Secular Heritage: From Poverty to Protest," Memoirs by Rose Pastor Stokes, "Then," Story by Rebecca Lewin.Articles in issue #7 are "Withdrawl from Lebanon?" An Editorial, "Reagan vs. Civil Rights," An Editorial, "The New Coalition of Conscience: Jewish Organizations' Position on the aug. 27 March," "The Soiets - A Memoir," Joseph Edelman, "Israeli Arms Sales to Central American," Meir Pa'il, "To a Woman Giving Birth with Shackled Legs," Poem by Regina P. Krummel, "Our Secular Jewish Heritage: Frnaz Kafka's Jewish Question," Mitchell abitor, "At the Edge of Doom," Review by Frederick Ewan, "Abraham," Poem by Herbert Applebaum, "Dr. Alex Novikoff Honored by University that Oused Hm," Scahppes.Articles in isue # 8 are "Nicarague and U.s. Jewry," An Editorial, "Camp David: Still an Open Path to Peace," Jesse Zel urie, "Pictures from a Family Album," Poem by Rae Barall, "A Few Things at Home," Story by Lucy Hnig, "Reader's Forum on the Holocaust and American Jewry," Henry Finkelstein and Schappes "Our Secular Jewish Heritage: Rosh Hashona, the Melody of the Season," Mordecai Yardeini, "Thomas Sowell vs Social Strugglr," Ree by Mark Naison.Articles in issue #9 are "Israel and Begin," An Editorial, "Conscience and.…
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- Title
- Jewish Currents Vol. 37, No. 1 (403), January, 1983 - Vol. 37, No. 11 (413), December, 1983.
- Author
- Schappes, Morris U., editor.
- Publisher
- Jewish Currents Inc., New York
- Publication year
- 1983
- Condition
- Very Good
- Binding
- Hardbound
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