Jewish Currents Vol. 48, No. 1 (522), January, 1994 - Vol. 48, No. 11 (532), December, 1994. Lacking issue number 10.

Octavo, brown cloth with gold lettering, 48, 48, 48, 48, 48, 48, 48, 48, 48, 48, 84 pp., cummulative index Articles in the issue 1 are, "Slowed Peace Process Needs Pushing," An Editorial, "Debut," Sid Wenstein, "The Fourth Ones," Poem by Bernar Burton, "Holocuast Memory through Sculpture: LOuis Mitelberg," Taissa Julia, "Solly," Story by Allen Plone, "Marzabotto," Elizabeth Surace," The Sun Also rses," POem by Max Cohen, "Father to Son," Poem by Aaron E. Bulman, "A Spanish Reminscnece Updated," Virginia Snitow, "Al Ptago on Spanish Dictionaries," Harry Foner, "Early Colonial Physicians of Jewish Origin," Harry Bloch, "Label, Dr Blindr." Joseph Friedland, "Our Secular Jewish Heritage: Eliyahu Bokher (1469-1549)," Gerald Stillman, "Jewish Liberalism a Sin?" Review by Harold Ticktin, "Recruiting for Jewishness," Josph Dimow.Articles in issue # 2 are U.S. Jews Urged: Speed Peace Process," An Eitoril "On Black-Jewish Ties and the Holocaust," Barbara J. Stith, "Black-Jewish Tensions Analyzed," Alan Petigny, "Three Days in a Nazi Prison," Alfred M. Neumann, "The Loneliness of an Old Road Peddler," Poem by Louis Daniel Brodsky, "My Old Tante Surch," Story by Mendel Kleinmuniz, "Two Poems," Itzik Manger, "Our Secular Jwish Heritage: Itzik Manger (1901-1969): 'Let's Sng, Then,'" Gerlad Stillman.Articles in issue # 3 are "Peace Process Yields Other Accord," An Editoril, "Seeking the Jewish Past in Poland," Zbigniew Bartosewicz, "New Recordings of Jewish Music in Europe," Adrienne Cooper, "None So Blind," Rena Garter Kunis, "A Day at the Opera," Carol Bergman, "Rebecca," Story by Jack Myers, "Schappes Challenge to Farakhan," Schappes, "Testimonies," story by Lawrence Bush, "Like clay," poem by Moishe Nadir, Music by Pete Seeger, "Jews Who Fought in Spain," Charles Nusser, "Our Secular Jewsh Heritage: Emanuel Ringelblum, Historian and Hero," Gerald Stillman, "Song After ility," Poem by Karren L. Alenier.Articles in issue #4 are "Restore Peace Process after Hebron," An Editorial, "The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising Secrets: A Memoir," Josie Levy Martin, "Return to the Covenant: A Memoir," Flora Hogman, "Farrakhan, Khalid Muhammad, Jews and Slavery," Schappes, "A Statement on Farrakhan," Congressman Major R. Owens, "Joint Statement by the NAACP and ADL," Schapped, "The Survivor from Saloniki," Poem by Larry Lefkowitz, "With Calloused Hands," Poem by J.J. Kubicek, "Three Poems," David Seltzer, "Our Secular Heritage; Joseph Opatoshu (1886-1954)," Gerlad Stillman, "Hebron: Mainstream Jewish Rections Inside the Jewish Community," Joseph Dimow, "The Holocaust Deiers Exposed," Review by Isak Arbus.Articles in isue #5 are "For Peace, Join Race Against Time," An Editorial, "Shimon Peres' Vision," Review by Ezra Goldstein, "Three Children," Poem by Kadia Molodowsky, "Tikkun: Confernece and Polutics," David Hacker, "They Fired All Their Christian Help," POem by Mordeca Marcus, "The Cock," Story by Virginia Snitow, "Our Secular Jewish Heritage: Becoming Acquainted with Bialik," Sholem Aleichem, "The Impact of Social Films," Revew by Archie Perlmutter, "Left-Wing Writers Revealed," Review by Marvin Engel. articles in issue #6 are "Forward with the Peace Accord," An Editorial, "A Talk on Peace and Justice," Arthur Miller, "New Jwih Fiction," Revieww by Roger B. Goodman, "Two Poems," Hinde zaretsky, "To the Heart of the Matter, through the Back Door," Story y Phillippe Citron, "Two Poems," Rubin Falk, "Reader's Forum on 'Schindler's List,'" Letty Cottin Pogrebin, Robert Cherry, Adele F. Weiss, Sally Meier, Steven Wolf, Jerome Nitzberg, Arthur J. Sabin, "Jewish Women Now: Shirley Novick Interviewed," Amy Shire, "Emma Goldman's 125th Birthday," Amy Shire, "Our Secular Jewish Heritage: My Father, Mischa Balanoff," Barbara Pasternack, "Rosenberg Case: The Hoax of the Century," Aaron Katz.Articles in issue #7 are "Right Wing vs. Peace Process," An Eitorial, "Presenting the M.S. Arnoni Award," Schappes, "Response: Idol-Smashing Still," Leonard Fein, "Peace- Shalom - sa.…