Opinion: A Journal of Jewish Life and Letters. Volume V, Number 1, November 1934. Jew Face Fascism: A Symposium, through Volume V, Number 12, October, 1935.
Published by Jewish Opinion Corporation 1934-1935, New York, 1934
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Quarto, brown cloth spine, dull marbled paper covered boards, 38, 34, 34 , 34, 34, 42, 34, 3, 34, 26,34 , 38pp., b/w photos, ads Articles in issue 1 are "Soviet Impact - II," James Waterman Wise, Jews Face Facism - Symposium: "A Pacifist Demurs," Philip S. Bernstein, "Jews Cannot Remain Neutral," Estelle M. Sternberger, "Jews Must Face Jewish Fascism," Paul Novick, "Will Jews Go Fascist?" Edward L. Israel," "Unsatisfactory Escapes," Harold Loeb, "Not an Inevitable Choice," Jacob J. Weinstein, "Fascism Need not be Anti-Semitic," Mark Eisner, "Communism - Our Only Defense," Michael Alper, "The Israel Delusion," Leo Jung, "A Safe Barometer," B. Charney Vladeck, "The Fallacy of Exceptionalism," Benjamin B. Goldstein, (end of Symposium articles), "Semitic Silhouettes: XIX - Rebekah Kohut," Mildred Barish, "As I See It," Stephen S. Wise, "Fair Harvard," John Haynes Holmes, "Jews Who Fought (Part Five)," Elias Ginsburg, "Stray Leaves of Jewish Thought: A Review," Louis Finkelstein. Articles issue number 2 are "A Cartoon," J. Rostow, "A Challenge to Federations," Mordecai M. Kaplan, "Zalpatania," Joseph Samuelson, "As I See It," Stephen S. Wise, "Mosley and the Jews," Louis C. Rosten, "'Receive This Coffin,'" M.M. Ussishkin, "Soviet Impact - III," James Waterman Wise, "Einstein: Scientist and Saint: A Review," Milton Steinberg, "The Christian to the Jew (Verse)," Julia G. Wales, "By Way of Reply," Rebecca Pitts. Articles in issue number 3 are "Little Heinz of Wismar," Louis Golding, "Nazism Crosses the Rhine," Pierre von Passen, "The Judgment Rolls On (cartoon)," David Rose, "As I See It," Stephen S. Wise, "Seed of Israel: IV - Ferdinand LaSalle," Abram L. Sachar, "Through Gentile Eyes," John Haynes Holmes, "Betrayed by His Own (Cartoon)," J. Rostow, "Zalpatiana - II," Joseph Samuelson, "Julius Streicher - Judenfresser," Albert Brandt, "This is Our Tree of Life (Verse)," Sara Adler Rosalsky, "Readers' Opinion: Jews Face Fascism," "Promse versus Performance," A Review by Benjamin B. Goldstein, "An Artist's Philosophy," A Review by I.A. Hirschmann, "Hitler over the Saar," A Review by Edward Dahlberg. Articles in issue number 4 are "American Interlude - I. Schmarya Levin," translated by Maurice Samuel, "Epitle to a German(Verse)," Allen Kanfer, "Germany Thinks with her Feet," Konrad Bercovici, "As I See It," Stephen S. Wise, "Seed of Israel IV: Fedinand LaSalle," Abram L. Sachar, "Adam.Afterwards (Verse)," Mildred Barish, "A Menuhin of the Brush," L.W.W., "Elijah (Verse)," Abraham M. Klein, "The world Jewish Congress: Two Views 'Phantom Sovereignty and the Jewish Nazis' and 'Phantom Issues,'" Jerome Michael, "Zalpatiana - III," Joseph Samuelson, "The Larger Dogma of Democracy," A Revew by Norman Winer, "Three Biographies," A Review by Sylvia Glass. Articles in issue number 5 are "Nazism Means War," Pierre Van Paassen, "Esther (Verse)," Fania Kruger, "The Threat to Freedom," John Haynes Holmes, "Germany is a Prison," Dorothy Thompson, "Yahrzeit (Verse)," Theodore R. Nathan, "Quarantine this Plague!" (Cartoon)," I. Klein, "The Fatem of the German Worker," Ludwig Lore, "The War upon World Jewry," Stephen S. Wise, "The Austrian Crisis," Emil Lengyel, "The Mounrers (Verse)," Mildred Barish, "Five Silver Daughters (Part Three)," Louis Golding, "Kol Nidre: A Fantasy," Minnie R. Achtenberg, "Creation (Verse)," Miriam Joyce Selker. Articles in issue number 6 are "Should Jews be Radicals? - A Passover Editorial," "Shimchah the Canary," Meyer Levin, "Shimchah and the Paritz (Drawing)," Ben-Ari, "A Letter toa Jewish Cousin," Robert Nathan, "As I See It," Stepehn S. Wise, "Creative Judaism - A Program," Mordechai M. Kaplan, "Beyond Zionism," William Zukerman, "Wherefore the Day? (Verse)," Fania Kruger, "Paradise (Verse)," Abraham M. Klein, "Five Silver Daughters - Part Four," Louis Golding, "Assaulting the Nazi Assault (A Review)," Harry Elmer Barnes. Articles in issue number 7 are Beyond Reality: A Reply," Morris Rothenberg, "The Primacy of Zion," S.…
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- Title
- Opinion: A Journal of Jewish Life and Letters. Volume V, Number 1, November 1934. Jew Face Fascism: A Symposium, through Volume V, Number 12, October, 1935.
- Author
- Wise, James Waterman, editor.
- Publisher
- Jewish Opinion Corporation 1934-1935, New York
- Publication year
- 1934
- Condition
- Very Good
- Binding
- Softbound
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