Jewish Currents Vol. 47, No. 1 (511), January, 1993 - Vol. 47, No. 11 (521), December, 1993.
Published by Jewish Currents Inc., New York, 1993
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Octavo, brown cloth with gold lettering, 48, 48, 48, 48, 48, 48, 48, 48, 48, 48, 84 pp., cummulative index Articles in the issue 1 are, "Post-Election Peace Process and U.S. Jews," An Editorial," "Gay, Jewish and Whole," Jyl Lynn Felman, "Columbus Rap," Poem by Roger Guenveur Smith, " To Brooklyn: Againand Again," Ivr Saposnik, "It Happened in Israel," Arieh Lebowitz,"Rescueing Jeiwsh Children in Buchenwlad," John Ranz, "Two Poems," Aaron Kramer, "The Editor's Diary" M.U.S., "Jewish Women Now, Lotty Pogrebin: Jewish Identty, Feminism, Blacks, Palestinians," Interview by Idit Kelin and Judith Rosenbaum, "Hagbahah," Story by Daniel M. Jaffe, "Our Secular Jewish Heritage: KInderland and Secular Jewishness," Mitchell Silver, "Inside the Jewish Community," Joseph Dimow, "Crown Heights in Turmoil - II."Articles in issue # 2 are "Deportations Endanger Peace Process," An Editorial, "Crypto-Jews in the Southwest: An Exciting Re-Awakening," Don Goldman, "THe Whistleblower of St. Petersburg," Tom Weiss, "It Happened in Isrel," Arieh Lebowitz, "Iraeli and Jewish Films at the 1992 Jerusalem Film Festival," Ruth and Archie Perlmutter, "In Memoriam David Platt," C.J., "The Editor's Diary," M.U.S. "'My Brother's Keeper (Part I)," The Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, "Jewish Women Now," Pauline Lyons, "Frau Mueller and the Holocaust Dowry," Story by Michael Book, "Our Secular Jewish Heritage: The Bund Revisited," Gerald Stillman, "As if our Silence Has Ever Protected Us," POem by Gan Mazer, "Inside the Jewish Community," Joseph Dimow, "Much about Jewish Books," Review by Jane Schofer, "Around the World," M.U.S.Articles in issue #3 are :Peace Process or Expulsions?" An Editorial," "Strangers on a Train," Fannie Peczenik, "Yiddish Music in the New World Order," Adrienne Cooper, "Are You a Kvethc?" Poem by Erwin S. Teitscher, "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off," Poem by Miriam Offenberg, "It Happened in Israel," Arieh Lebowitz, "'My Brother's Keeper' (Part II)," The Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, "The Editor's Diary," M.U.S., "Jewsh Women Now," Pauline Lyons, "Our Secular Jewish Heritage: Rare Yiddish Folkksongs Reprinted," Max Rosenfeld, "Inside the Jewish Community," Joseph Dimow, "Pogrebin's Feminism Is Good for the Jews," Review by Sherry Gorelick, "A New View of Sidney Hillman," Review by Ronald Schate, "Around the World," M.U.S.Articles in issue #4 are "Focus: MIdeast Peace Process," An Editorial, "The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising Scars, a Memoir," Hilda Zierler, "Teaching the Holocaust During the Gulf War," Eric Brothers, "It Happened in Israel," Jesse Zel Lurie, "Pesach," Poem by Bernard Burton, "The Cradle," Poem by Shike Driz, "A Chair for the Invisible Prophet," Poem by D.M. Rosenberg, "The Editor's Diary," M.U.S., "Mike Gold a Jewish Radical," Tony Michels, "Jewish Women Now," Pauline Lyons, "An Easter Monlogue," Story by Benjamin Goluboff, "Our Secular Jewish Heritage: Reflections on the Warsaw Ghetto," Gerald Stillman, "Inside the Jewish Community," Joseph Dimow, "Arond te World," M.U.S.Articles in issue # 5 are "It There a Mideast PeaceProcess?" An Editorial, "U.S> Jews and the Mideast Process," Mark Rosenblum, "Safe Haven," Lois Greene Stone, "His Univided Attention," Story by Michael Book, "Two Poems," Steven Schneider, "It Happened in Israel," Henry Foner, "Jewish Diaspora in Chna," Eith and Izzy Chevat, "The Editor's Diary," M.U.S., "Gays in Israel's Military - and Society," H.F., "Jewish Women Now," Amy Shire, "Our Secular Jewish Heritage: Soviet-Yiddish Literature: Its National Centent," Itche Goldberg, Tr. by Geral Stillman, "A Survivor's Faith," Sara P. Simon, "Inside the Jewish Community," Joseph Dimow, "Around the World," M.U.S., "Kibbutz: Crisis and Reaction," Menachem Rosner. Articles in issue # 6 are"Mideast Peace Process Alive," An Editorial, "Jeiwsh Fiction Sampled," Review by Roger B. Goodman, "McCarthyism and Jewish Fraternalism," Arthur J. Sabin, "It Happened in Israel," Henry Foner, "Did the Rosenbergs Have to Die? Asks Amnest Internationa.…
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Bibliographic details
- Title
- Jewish Currents Vol. 47, No. 1 (511), January, 1993 - Vol. 47, No. 11 (521), December, 1993.
- Author
- Schappes, Morris U., editor.
- Publisher
- Jewish Currents Inc., New York
- Publication year
- 1993
- Condition
- Very Good
- Binding
- Hardbound
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