European Judaism, Volume 34, No. 1, Spring 2001, Issue No. 66 - Volume 35, No. 2, Autumn 2002, Issue No. 69.

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Published by European Judaism In Association with the Leo Baeck College - Centre for Jewish Education and Michael Goulston Educational Foundation 2001-2002, London, 2001

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Octavo, brown cloth with white lettering, 168, 161, 159, 162 pp. Articles in Volume 34, No. 1 are "Israel Abrahams: Master Teacher of Liberal Judaism," Harvey Meirovich, "Claude Montefiore and Liberal Judaism," Edward Kessler, "Andre Neher's Reading of the Book of Amos," Paul B. Fenton, "Leo Baeck: The Teacher," Albert H. Friedlander, "Hannah Arendt - Thinking inCircles," Jeffrey Newman, "Spinoza," Esther Seidel, "Zion: The Fundamentals of a Misreading," Jeremy Schonfield, "'On the Slaighter': Bialik confronts God afterKishinev, 1903," Alexandra Wright, ".a Banner I Could Not Hold Aloft': Alfred D�blin and Judaism," Gabriele Sander, "In Memoriam Nick Carter," Hllel Avidan, Melanie Shepherd, "The Legacy of Rabbi Judah Loew of Prague," Byron L. Sherwon, "Czech Jewish Relations and the State of Czech Jewry Ten Years After the Fall of Communism," Benjamin Kuras, "Leders' Perceptions of Youth Identity in a Summer Camp in the United Kingdom: A Qualititive Enquiry," Maya Shabi, Walid W. El Ansari, "Battling at Ninety-Two," Mike Lipstock.Articles in Volume 34, No. 2 are "The Jews of Barnstaple and Bideford," Helen P. Fry, "The Jewish Bult Heritage in the United Kingdom and Ireland: Report on a Survey, 1997-2000," Sharman Kadish, "Patrimony," Edward Jamilly, "Germa Jewish Heritage and German Attitudes," Evelyn Friedlander, "Jewish Heritage in France: Evaluation of Twenty Years Work and Protection," Dominique Jarasse, "Stone Synagogues of the Sixteenth to the Eighteenth Centuries in the Ukraine and Bylorussia," Alla Sokolova, Valerie Dymshits, "The Other and the Ordinary: Demystifying and Demusealising the Jew," Oliver Lubrich, "The Obligation of the Chosen: Jewish Museums in a Politically Correct World," Tom L. Freudenheim, "The Impact of Women in the Rabbinite," Sheila Shulman, "The Family Theraphy Approach: Its Relevance to Work With Congregants," John Launer, "Is Jewish Identity a Matter of Choice? The Case of Young Jews in Contemporary Poland," Marius Gudonis, "Memorial to Rabbi Alexander H. Friedlander, "Memorial to Alexander M. Schindler," Donald Day.Articles in Volume 35, No. 1 are "A Survey of New Year Sermons," Magonet, "Facing Fundamentalism," Helen Freeman, "Meditation for Friday, September 15," Albert H. Friedlander, "Israel between Ethics and Politics," Daivd J. Goldbeg, "'Truly the Times We Live in are Dark,'" Magonet, "We Must Not Give Up," Dow Marmur, "Some Words for Erev Rosh Rashanah," Sanford Ragins, "Reflections," Sheila Shulman, "After Judgement: Freedom," Alexandra Wright, "A MUslim Calls for Sanity," HRH Prince El Hassan bin Talal, "Media, the Intifada and the Aftermath of September 11," Daniel Dayan, "The Sane Person Within," Educardo Pitchon, "Remembering and Forgetting: A Reflection o Jeiwsh Experience. In Memoriam - Irene Bloomfield 1918-2001," Irene Bloomfield., " A Passover in Mallorca," Jonathan Schorach, "The Seventy-Fifth Anniversary of the World Union for Progessive Judaism," John D. Raynor.Articles in Volume 35, No. 2 are "The Moon of Moses," Erika Fox, "The Voices of Ruth and Naomi: Cultural Transforamtion through Librettosand Music," Helen Leneman, :Salamone Rossi, Judaism and the Musical Canon," Micheline Wandor, "Jewish Sacred Music by Israeli Composers," Yuval Shaked, "Commemoriations and Creativity: Remembering the Holocaust in Today's Yiddish Song," Abigail Wood, "From Bible to Berlin (Irving)," Magonet, "Erinnerungen eines Grossvaters (A Grandfather Remembers)," Caesar Seligmann, "The Relationship of Edmund Fleg and Andre Neher," Joseph Sungolowsky, "The Concept of Philosophy in the Sixteenth Century: Leone Ebreo and the Italian Renaissance," Esther Seidel, "Holy People, Holy Place: Images of the Synagogue and its Leadership in Progressive Judaism," Barry Palmer, "Piu XII and the Jews: The Clash between History and Theology," Albert H Friedlander, "The Ongoing Struggle of the Israeli Peace Camp," Paul Kessler.

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Title: European Judaism, Volume 34, No. 1, Spring 2001, Issue No. 66 - Volume 35, No. 2, Autumn 2002, Issue No. 69.
Publisher: European Judaism In Association with the Leo Baeck College - Centre for Jewish Education and Michael Goulston Educational Foundation 2001-2002, London
Publication Date: 2001
Binding: Hardbound
Condition: Very Good

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