European Judaism, Volume 27, No. 1, Spring 1994, Issue No. 52 - Volume 29, No. 2, Autumn 1996, Issue No. 57.
Published by European Judaism In Association with the Leo Baeck College - Centre for Jewish Education and Michael Goulston Educational Foundation 1994-1996, London, 1994
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Octavo, brown cloth with white lettering, 113, 110, 100, 118, 160, 150 pp. Articles in issue No. 52 are "Martin Buber and Karl Ludwig Schmidt: a Jewish-Christian Dialogue on the Eve of The Shoah," Ekkehard W. Stegemann, "Jewish Existence; a 'Lehrhaus' lecture of 30th May 1935," Leo Baeck, "Judaism a Tragic Existence," Eugen Täubler, "Twenty-fave years of the Jewish-Christian Bible Week: Introduction," Magonet, "Politicsa dn Religion," Rita Süsmuth, "Jeremah and We," Leo Trepp, "Ending Auschwitz and 1492: Reflections on the Future of Jewish and Christian Life with an Aftterword: Next Year in Jerusalem," Marc H. Ellis, "Human Aspirations, the Lessons of the Century," Eugene B. Borowitz, "Two Responses to eugene Borowitz," Tony Bayfild, Magonet, "What is Our Life?" Howard Cooper, "What is Our Justice?" Fred Morgan, "What is Our Strength an Our Endurance?" Irene Bloomfield, "The Resolution on Relations with Islam," World Union for Progressive Judaism "A Muslim Response to the Israel-PLO accords," Dr. Mehdi Rouhani, "A Statement on the former Yugoslavia and Ideas for Action." Articles in issue No. 53 are "Human Rights," Crown Price Hasan of Jordan, "Psychological Aspects of Fascism and Prejudice," Michael Billig, "Polotics and Xenophobia," Beate Winkler, "Prejudice, Violence and the New Europe: Are we Prisoners of our History?" Michaela Mihriban Ozelsel, "Utopia Deferred: Eduard Bernstein and he Messianic Idea," Asam Weisberger, "Sigmund Freud and Siegfired Heinrich Fuchs/Foulkes: Psychoanlaysis and Group Analysis ad German/Jewish Relations," Malcolm Pines, "Is there a German-Jewish Legacy?" Esther Seidel, "Nazis go to Town: Reflections on German-Jewish Life Today," Alexander Samely, "Jews in the New Germany: What Has Changed?" Edna Brocke, "Meister Eckhardt and the Jewish Tradition," Albet H. Friedlander, "An Evenng of Mourning for the Victims of the Massacre at the Hebrew Mosque," "God's Own Teror," Freidlander, "Interfaith Business Ethics - Jewish, Christian, Muslim." Articles in Issue No. 54 are "Intoduciton," Daid Kessler, "French Jewry: Asseion of Identity and the Development of the Pattern of Integration," Martine Cohen "Secular Jewish Renewal: Reinvestment in Identity and Political Weakness," Renee David Aeschlimann, "Who Represents the Jews of France?" Daniel Farhi, "Israelites and Juifs: New Jewish Identities in France," Dominique Schnapper, "The CRIF: Presentation and Reflections," Marcel Goldstein, "Romain Gary and the Holocaust," Joseph Sungolowsky, "The Jewishness of Jesus," Hyam Maccoby, "Christians in Conflict and in Dialogue with Jews: What have we learn in fifty years of encouner with Jews and Judaism," Jacobus Schoneveld, "Church ad Conflct in the Procss of Pastoral Training," Guy Rammenzweig, "Induction of Rabbi Dr. Shohama Wiener," Magonet, "Islam and Nationalism: The Development of the Peace Process in the Middle East - The Kent House Meeting," Karen Armstrong, "When Muslims and Jewish Civilizations Meet."Articles in issue No. 55 are "Liberation and Redemption: Their Meeting Today," Sheila Shulman, "Freedom and Resonsibility," Irene Bloomfield, "Architects and Community in the Year 2000,' Geoffrey Spyer, "The Transmision of Holocaust Traumata: A Discussion of Anita Brookner's novel 'Latecomers,'" Bernard Barnett, "The Poetry of Exile," Paul Murray, "Identity, Inescape and Inwaywardness," Raficq Abdulla, "The Dilemmas of Primo Levi - Biographcal Roots," Stephen Karpowitz, "Are We Prisoners of our History?" Sybil Sheridan, "Are We Prisoners of our Tradition?" Micke Korenhof, "A Response," Ruth Scot, "The Development of Feminst Theology as a menas of Combating Injustice Tward Women in Muslim Communities/Culture," Riffat Hassan, "The Discovery of Fraulein Rabbiner Regina Jonas: Making Sense of Our Inheritance," Elizabeth Sarah, "A Jewish Childhood in ran," Mehri Nikham, "A Muslim Childhood in Damscus," Rana Kabbani, "The Challenge of Interfaith," Magonet.Articles in issue No. 56 are "Anti-Semitism in Therapists an.…
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- European Judaism, Volume 27, No. 1, Spring 1994, Issue No. 52 - Volume 29, No. 2, Autumn 1996, Issue No. 57.
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- Magonet, Jonathan, edited by.
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- European Judaism In Association with the Leo Baeck College - Centre for Jewish Education and Michael Goulston Educational Foundation 1994-1996, London
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- 1994
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- Hardbound
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