Jewish Currents Vol. 54, No. 1 (588), January, 2000 - Vol. 54, No. 11 (598), December, 2000.
Published by Jewish Currents Inc., New York, 2000
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Octavo, brown cloth with gold lettering, 36, 36,36, 36, 36, 36, 36, 36, 36, 36, 64 pp., cumulative index, clear tape repairs to the cover of the firt issue and to the first page Articles in the issue 1 are, "Affirmative Action at Yale: Jewish Students Debate," Daniel Brook, "Yiddsh Radio," Memoir by MUrray Bernstein, "It Happened in Isrel," Henry Foner, "Voices," Pome," Rade Panich, "Jacobo Timerman (1923-1999)," Bennett Muraskin, "Bubbi," Burton Witkowsky, "The Editor's Diary," M.U.S., "Retrun to the Fold?" Story by Philip Stern, "Jewish Women Now: A Girl's Life," Nathalie Zeidman, "Our Secualr Jewish Heritage: Yiddish in Israel Today," Gerlad Stillmna, "Inside the Jewish Community," Joseph Dimow, "Sometimes It Takes an Outsider," Review by Saul Schwartz, "They Never Heard another Lullaby," Review by Mira Stillman, "Lawyers We Like," Reivew by Alvin Dorfman, "Around the World," Lyber Katz, "A Letter to MY Friend Hans," Poem by Ezri Zeif Etzmun.Articles in issue # 2 are "Levittown: A Persoanal Reflection," Paul Von Blum, "The First Method Actor," Max H. Applebaum, "It Happened in Israel," Henry Foner, "A Genealogist's Dilemma," Margot F. Salom, "The Editor's Diary," M.U.S., "A Tailor's Heart," Story by Bernadette Miller, "Jewish Wome Now: Going Kosher," Aviva Ravel, "Our Secular Jewish Heritage: Alexander Harkavy (1863-1939)," Gerlad Stillman, "THe Walls We Build," Poem by Ian Schwartz, "Serching for Identity," Delicia Jelena Nahman," A Jewish Child," Poem by Khane Kheytin, "The Great Barum Bailey," Helen Gotkowitz, "Inside the Jewish Community," Joseph Dimow, "40 Years of Fair Employment Laws," Kenneth C. Burt.Articles in issuw # 3 are "Neo-Nazism in Germany: A U.S. Legacy?" Robert L. Hlliard, "It Happened in Israel," Henry Foner, "On Wanting To Be a Secular Humanist Jew," Carl Berk, "Response to Carl Berk,"Bennett Muraskin, "The Editor' Diary," M.U.S., "Mouth Memories," POem by Betty Lasky, "The Edito's Diary," M.U.S., NATO in the Balkans: Jews and the Kosovo Crisis," Alvin Dorfman and Heather Cottin, "Jewish Women Now: Full Halfheart: Notes on a Bad Jew," Martha Schulman, "Amidst the Pushcarts of Prince Street," Pearl E. Manne, "Our Seculr Jewish Heritage (G. Stillman) Hearing the 'Wicked Child,'" Review by Marvin Leiner, "Two Jews on One Shabbos," Fed Narvey, "Inside the Jewish community," Joseph Dimow, "In Flight from the past," Review by Elaine Margolin, "Around the World," Lyber Katz, "From the Congress of Secular Jewish Organizations: Secular Jewish Spirituality," Paul G. Shane.Articles in issue # 4 are "Genocidal Jealousy,' Ralph Seliger, "Passover in Germany," Jack Blecher, "It Happened in Israel," Henry Foner, "Kosher Meals on Wheels," Stroy by Sylvan Zavi Beer, "To Be a Muelan," Poem by Heinz Fass, "TheEditor's Diary," M.U.S., "Albert Einstein (1879-1955)," Poem by Herbert . Salzer, 'Dance Remembered," Poem by Roger B. Goodman, "Jewish Women Now: The Way to the Convent: The Priest," Greta Herensztat, "Elegy for My Aunt," Poem by Jonathan M. Berkowitz, "Judy Berlin: Suburban Babylon," Film Reviewby Gerald Stillman, "Kadosh: A World Apart," Film Revew by Martha Schulman, "Our Secular Jewish Heritage: Ab(raham) Cahan (1860-1951)," Gerlad Steillman, "Two Coffins," Story by Janusz Korczak, "Inside the Jewish Community," Joseph Dimow, "Around the World," Lyber Katz.Articles in issue # 5 are The Pope and the Camp Survivor,"Michel Taub,Four Poems" Moshe Benarroch, "It Happened in Israel," Henry Foer, "Encounters With Orthodoxy: How Jewsh Currents Got Its Name," Louis Harap, "A Mother'sDay Gift," SidWeinstein,"The Editor's Diary," M.U.S., "Two Poems of Israel," Anne-Marie Brumm, "Fluent Hebrew," Poem by Martin J. Gidron, "Vanished Chilren, Vanished World," Maddy Simon, "Jewish Women Now: Worry Line," Brenda Makowsky, "Guarding Israel," tory by Judy Cohen, "Our secular Heritage (G.Stillman,) Esther Singer Kreitman, the Forgotten Sister," Trom Handler,"Booknote," Gerald Stillman, "OnLiving in Israel," William Finn, "Inside t.…
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Bibliographic details
- Title
- Jewish Currents Vol. 54, No. 1 (588), January, 2000 - Vol. 54, No. 11 (598), December, 2000.
- Author
- Schappes, Morris U., editor.
- Publisher
- Jewish Currents Inc., New York
- Publication year
- 2000
- Condition
- Very Good
- Binding
- Hardbound
Henry Hollander, Bookseller
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