Jewish Currents Vol. 51, No. 1 (555), January, 1997 - Vol. 51, No. 11 (565), December, 1997.
Published by Jewish Currents Inc., New York, 1997
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Octavo, brown cloth with gold lettering, 48, 48, 48, 48, 48, 48, 48, 48, 48, 48, 92 pp., cummulative index Articles in the issue 1 are, "Netanyahu Digs His Won Hole," Editorial, "Grave Robbers at Work," Editorial, "An Idyllic View of th Hasidim," Review by SId Resnick, "The N.Y. Times and Yiddish," George Jchnowitz, "Years .Cheers," Poem by Helen Agin Mintus, "Jericho," Poem by Rober B. Goodwin, "It Heppened in Israel," Henry Foner, "Izzy's Letter," Story by Jerry Kramer, "The Editor's Diary," M.U.S., "Silver Cord," Poem by Ann LoLordo, "Jewish Women Now," Amy Shire, "The Secular Jewish Heritage: Ber Borochov (881-1917)," Gerald Stillman, "Inside the JewishCommunity," Joseph Dimow, "T.S. Elt's Anti-Semitism," Review by Annette T. Rubinstein, Arond the World," Lyber Kats, "'Israelis' Introduced for U.S. Jews," Jacob Benjamini.Articles in issue # 2 are "Netanyahu Stalls on Hebron and Statehood," Editorial, " Bridge to What?" Max Cohen, "The Workmen's Circle: My (Our) Future," Eric A. Gordon, "Two Poems," Burton Witkowsky, "It Happened in Israel," Henry Foner, "An American's Letter from Jerusalem," Mitchell Silver, "The Editor's Diary," M.U.S., "Shabbat in Havana," Peter Schwab, "Jewish Women Now," Amy Shire, "On 'Robeson and Stalinism: An Exchange,'" Paul Robeson, Jr., "Our Secular Jewish Heritage: Ber Borohov (1881-1917)," Gerlad Stillman, "Inside the Jewish Community," Josph Dimow, "Fighting the Holocaust - n Brooklyn," Review by Helene Hoffman, Arond the World," Lyber Katz,Articles in issue # 3 are "Netanyahu Must Face Palestie Statehood," Editorial, "Aunt Tonie," Miriam Panger Ludwig, "A Wall of Silence," Poem by Vera Schwarcz, "From the Congress of Secular Jewish Organizations: Weddings - Secular Jewish Style," Rhea Bolasny Seagull, "Butt.," Helen Agin Mintz, "It Happened in Israel," Henry Foner, "Finstermann's Corner," Story by Vinent Moore, "The Editor's Diary," M.U.S., "Huntng Jewish Movies in Monteal," Ruth and Archie Perlmutter, "Jewish Women Now," Amy Shire, "Jewish Secular Huanist Literature," Review by Bennett Muraskin, "Our Secular Jewish Heritage:'The Crazy Philosopher'" Gerald Stillman, "Inside the Jewish Community," Joseph Dimow, "Good Morning," Poem by Aaron Kramer, "Around the World," Lyber Katz, "What's Jewish Music," Alicia Svigals.Articles in issue # 4 are "Palestinians and Israelis: Ups and Downs," Editorial, "The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. The Workmen's Circle/Arbeter Ring," Mark Mlotek, "Kinderland Holocasut Day Poems," Rachel Marcus, Carrie Gerowitz Vasquez, and Julian Kline, "Post Hebron Post Morrtem," MIthell Silbver, "It Happened in Israel," Henry Foner, "Bones Down the Chutes," Lisa Kokin, "A Prose Poem in Memory," Lillian Dorenz, "The Editor's Diary," M.U.S., "Jewish Women Now," Amy Shire, "Frumness," Henry Meyerson, "Passover's Chrezl," Poem by Burton Witkovsky, "The Deed," Story by Larry Lefkowitz, "My Brother," Greta Herensztat, "French Childen of the Holocaust," "Our Secualr Jewish Heritage: 'Yiddish in the Universties: Possibilities and Problems,'" Shikl Fishman, "Inside the Jewish Community," Joseph Dimow, "Arond the World," Lyber Katz.Articles in issue # 5 are "Push Peace - Or Play a Peace Game?" Editorial, "Why Won't They Reform?" Editorial, "Morris U. Schappes, Jewish Radical Historian," Jack Nusan Porter, "Memorial Day in Tel Aviv," Talia Carer, "On the Occasion of V-E Day," Poem by Henry Srebrnik, "It Happened in Israel," Henry Foner, "It Was All Nelson Eddy's Fault," Story by J.S. Demel, "The Editor's Diary," M.U.S., "My P.O.W. Camp Days," Arthur J. Ost, "Jewish Women Now," Amy Shire, "Our Secular Jewish Heritage," Gerlad Stillman, "On Account of a Matzo," Sarah Barkan, "Inside the Jewish Community,' Josph Dimow, "Around the World," Lyber Katz, "Jewish Currents: A Secular Miracle," David Hacker.Articles in issue # 6 are Peace Now Forces in Israel and USA," Editorial, "Har Homas or Abu Ghoneim," Michael Tanzer, "Meshugge about Yiddish," Poem by David Zeiger, "A Bizarre Quartet: Review by Ro. …
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- Title
- Jewish Currents Vol. 51, No. 1 (555), January, 1997 - Vol. 51, No. 11 (565), December, 1997.
- Author
- Schappes, Morris U., editor.
- Publisher
- Jewish Currents Inc., New York
- Publication year
- 1997
- Condition
- Very Good
- Binding
- Hardbound
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