Jewish Currents Vol. 26, No. 1 (284), March, 1972 - Vol. 26, No. 10 (291), Nov., 1972.
Published by Jewish Currents Inc., New York, 1972
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Seller: Henry Hollander, Bookseller, Los Angeles, CA, U.S.A.Henry Hollander, Bookseller
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Octavo, brown cloth with gold lettering, 48, 48, 48, 48, 48, 48, 48, 48, 48, 48 pp. Articles in the issue 1 are, "The Challenge of Forest Hills," An Editorial, "The Sephardim in Israel," Elie Eliachar, "The Emma Lazarus Federation's 20th Anniversary," Morris U. Schappes, "Conference on Revitalizing American Jewry," Martin E. Dann, "The Place of Yiddish in Jewish Education," William Glicksman, "Maurice Samuel's Perceptive Volume," Reviewed by Eli Katz.Articles in issue No. 2 are "Middle EastCrisis Moves into 1972," An Edtorial, "The State of Civil Rights," Howard A. Glicksman, "On the Jews," W.E.B. Du Bois, "I am Hungry," Poem by F.D. Richardson, "Spirit of 1776," Schappes, "The Heart Stirrng Sermon," Short Story by Abraham Reisin (Tr. by Curt Leviant, "Two Recommended Black Books," Elise C. Rollack, "Progressive Jewish Leaders on JDL," A Statement, "The Golem Legend," Review by Henry Goodman.Articles in issue No. 3 are "The Parochial Aid Controversy," An Editorial, "In Defense of Angela Davis," Albert Maltz, "The Secular Influence on Sephardic Song," David Platt, "Sephardic songs Recorded," Sonya Schappes, "Recorded Jewish Music: A Selection," David Platt, "The Jewish Drug scene in Great Neck," Rachel Fialkoff, "Holocaust History Rewritten in Poland," Review by Nora Levin.Articles in issue No. 4 are "29 Years - The Memory is Still Fresh," An Editorial, "The Story of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising," "The Death Factory at Ponary," Rachel Fialkoff, "Truth or Denial - Art or Rebellion? Saul Lishinsky, "Prayer for Dachau," Poem by Edward Zukrow, "A Nice Jewish Noy (Over 35) Meets a Concentration camp Survivor" Erwin J. Rosen.Articles in issue No. 5 are "Israel Misses Again," An editorial, "The Israeli-Arab conflict Out of Focus," A.B. Magil, "Black Opposition to 'Dismantling' of Israel," "Non-Jewish Volunteer on an Israeli Kibbut," Jean Marquant, "American Jewoish Committee on Busing," "The Dilemma of Arab Unity," Schappes, "A Jewish Home for the Aged," Esther Spitzer.Articles in issue No. 6 are "Out of Vietnam NOW!" An Editorial, "3 on J.D.L.," Jack Nusan Porter Schappes, Students, "Defning Assimilation," Hershl Hartman, "The Treife Chicken," Story by Mendel Kleinuntz, "Do They Embarass You?" Poem by Pamela Joyce, "Leah," Poem by Leo Lieberman, "A Novel on the Rosenberg Case," Review by David Alman.Articles in issue #7 are A Tagic Anniversary, Aug. 12, 1952," An Editorial, "A Flower for Isaac," Hersh Smoliar, "A Memrial for Osip Mandelstam," Elsie Levitan, "Three Poems," Itzik Feffer, translated from the Yiddish by Tania Brook Klein, "Potemkin Falsely Charged With anti-Semitism," David Platt, "Terrorists at Lod Airport," An Editorial, "From the Schappes Testimonial Dinner," "Short Stories With Insight and Vision," Book Review by David Lyon Hurwitz.Articles in issue # 8 are "Jewish Majority Rejects Nixon," An Editorial, "Personal and Political, a Dimmer Address," Schappes, "From the Schappes Testimonial Dinner," "Lincoln Vets Support Botwin Unit," Saul Wellman, "Words Can Be Sticks," Barry Wallenstein.Articls in issue #9 are "Why Jews Rally to McGovern," An Editorial, "Quotas' Pat and Presnt," W.S., "The Jewish 'Draft Dodger,'" J. Barry Gurdin, "Masscre at Munich - An Aftermath," An Editorial, "Two Poems," Theoore Dashman, "The Naming of the Parts," Poem by Suzanne Barber, Secularism and Our Heritage," Max Reosenfeld, "'Portnoy's Complaint': An Anti-Semitic Film," Revew by David Platt,"'Lansky' by Messick," Harold Ticktin.Articles in issue #10 are "Out of Viewtnam Now!" An Editorial, "Bovshover, Kobrin, Libin and Pinski," Eli Katz, "To Die among Strangers," Story by Irene Paull, "Sli[pping Into," poem by Gigi Lord, "The Esthete: Stoy by Yudel Cohen, "Secularism and Our Heritage," Max Rosenfeld, "Munich - 1972," oem by Elsie Levitan, "Lower East Side Today," Review by William Wolf, "Mispraised Book from West Germany," Review by Selma R. Siege.…
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Bibliographic details
- Title
- Jewish Currents Vol. 26, No. 1 (284), March, 1972 - Vol. 26, No. 10 (291), Nov., 1972.
- Author
- Schappes, Morris U., editor.
- Publisher
- Jewish Currents Inc., New York
- Publication year
- 1972
- Condition
- Good
- Binding
- Hardbound
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