Jewish Currents Vol. 55, No. 1 (599), January, 2001 - Vol. 55, No. 11 (609), December, 2001.
Published by Jewish Currents Inc., New York, 2001
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Octavo, brown cloth with gold lettering, 36, 36,36, 36, 36, 36, 36, 36, 36, 36, 60 pp., cumulative index Articles in the issue 1 are, "ICAHD: A New Approach to Peace Making," Jeff Halper, "Ben Shahn, Progressive Politics and Jewish Culture," Shalom Goldman, "The End of Childhood," Story by Vivian Gilbert-Strell, "Two Memoirs," Si Hanish, "Only a Memory," Poem by Rosalie Clabrese,"Being Chosen," Carrie Bernard Ciciotte, "Jewish Women Now: Minucha's Hairs," Naomi Rose, "Our Secular Jewish Heritage (Gerald Stillman) Leonard Baskin (1922-2000)," Stan Kaplan, "A Cradle Song," Poem by Celia Dropkin, :Hunting Jewish Films at rhe San Sebastian and Hamptons International Flm Festivals," Ruth and Archie Perlmutter, "Bellow's Blues," Review by Paul marx.Articles in issue #2 are "Reflections on the elections," Joseph Dimow, "Which Side Are You On?" Abbott Gorin, "What is a Jew?" Poem by Anna Kainen, "The Issue was Yarmulkas," Story by Milt Caine, "The Other Side of the Wall," Story by Michael Gould-Wartofsky, "Jewish Women Now: Intersectons," Diane Gullish-Marcus, "Letter from Madrid," Shalom Goldman, "Our Secular Jewish Heritage (Gerlad Stillman) Janusz Korczak - Educator and Martyr," Heskil Klepfisz, "Memoirs of a Kosher Busher: The Night They Passed the Hat," Art Schwartz, "The Seventies: Vietnam and Beyond," Review by Ralph Seliger, "King and the Jews," Review by Cheryl Greenberg, "The Chewish Question," Poem by Joan Joffe Hall.Articles in issue #3 are"Travels with the Tummlers," Julie Goell, "The Streets Were Paved With Gold," Vivan Gilbert-Strell, "East Side, West Sie," Susan king, "To My American Granddaughter," Poem by Peggy Sapphire, "Run, Shiksa, Run," Poem by Helen Kauffmann, "From the Congress of Secular Jewish Orrganization: Our Dissent from Dissent," Rhea B. Seagull, 'jewish Women Now: Jews and Women: Victims? Perpetrators?" Review by Martha Schulman, "The Journey of Klezmer," Review by Tale strom, "Jwish music on Disc," Review by Leo Summergrad, "Our Secular Jewish Heritage: Calendars," Gerald Stillman, "Where We Came From," Review by Joel Shatzky, "Unraveling the Mystery of History," Review by Dan Brook.Articles in issue #4 are "Revisiting the Beilis Trial," Harold Ticktin, "Three Poems," Lyn Lifshin, "The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, April 19, 1943," "The Good Son," Emily A. Bernhard Jackson, "Jewish Women Now: Pieces of a Life," Review by Judith Rosenbaum, "The Children of Yad Vashem," Poem by Aaron E. Freeman, "A Civil War Passover," Larry Lefkowitz, "Clara lemlich, 1886-1982: A 20th-Century Moses," Richard D. Bank, "Our Secular Jewish Heritage 9Gerlad Stillman) If Not Even Higher," Dr. Joshua (Shikl) Fishman, "The Roundup," Patricia Andrws, "The Holocaust: Remembrane and Reflection," Review by Joel Shatzky.Articles in issue #5 are "Of a Village on the Moon," Rachel Leah Jones, "won't forget it," Poem by Barbara A. Rouillard, "Comrades in Arms," Fannie Peczenik, "The Request," Story by Michael Book, "Requiumfor an Eight-Year-Old," Story by Mike Lipstock, "Laura Wetzler in Concert," Lyber Katz, "Jewish Women Now: Reading for Jewish Women," Estelle Holt, "Our Secular Jewish Heritage: Peretz Writes to Sholem Aleichem," Gerlad Stillman, "Defining the Holocaust Down," Review by Isak Arbus, "The Art of the Possible," Review by Mitchell Silver.Articles in issue #6 are From the OCngres of Secular Jewish Organizations: Answering Questions," Judith Seid, "The Secret Diary ofa Bat Mitzva Giel," Story by Galina Vroman, "Four Out of the Ordinary," Review by Roger B. Goodman, "Jewish WomenNow: Widows Get a Double Pass," Story by Jacqueline Portnoy-Bland, "Block Party," Poem by Marvin Solomon, "Our Secular Jewish Heritage (Gerlad Stillman) On Building a Secular Jewish Life," Jack Rosenfeld, "The House of Israel's Feast," Poem by Michael Greenstein, "circumcision," Poem by Peter Iva Hoffman, "Labor's Metropolis," Review by David Montgomery, "Requium for a Socialist," Review by Ralph Seliger.Artilces in issue # 7 are "Editorial: Welcome to J.…
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- Title
- Jewish Currents Vol. 55, No. 1 (599), January, 2001 - Vol. 55, No. 11 (609), December, 2001.
- Author
- Schappes, Morris U., editor. Bush, Lawrence,editor starting in issue #615.
- Publisher
- Jewish Currents Inc., New York
- Publication year
- 2001
- Condition
- Very Good
- Binding
- Hardbound
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