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The Louis Shub Documentation Center, American Jewish University http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c85h7jcf No online items Guide to the Louis Shub Documentation Center at the American Jewish University Prepared by Sivan Siman-Tov, American Jewish University Archives Ostrow Library, American Jewish University 15600 Mulholland Dr. Bel-Air. California 90077 310-440-1238 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] http://library.aju.edu/ June 15, 2013 Guide to the Louis Shub CLJ2 1 Documentation Center at the American Jewish University Descriptive Summary Identifier/Call Number: CLJ2 Title: The Louis Shub Documentation Center, American Jewish University Date (inclusive): 1940-2003 inclusive Collector: Shub, Louis; American Jewish University Repository: Ostrow Library, American Jewish University 15600 Mulholland Dr. Bel-Air. California 90077 Extent: 20,479 digital files Location: Digital copies of the physical files are housed at the Ostrow Library of the American Jewish University. Physical files have been destroyed. Abstract: The Louis Shub Documentation Center at the American Jewish University is a collection of thousands of articles from various newspapers and periodicals covering a range of subjects. Gathered by Dr. Shub, the former library director of the University of Judaism, the collection was used by students to research subjects such as Israeli and Jewish figures, Foreign Policy, Global Jewish Communities, Israel, the Middle East and many other issues and subjects. The importance of this collection is the juxtaposing of articles from major papers with those of small local papers both covering the same event. Language: Materials are in English and Hebrew Administrative Information Access: This collection is open for research with permission from the Ostrow Library staff. Accruals: No further materials are expected for this collection. Conditions of Use Preferred Citation: [Identification of item], Guide to the Louis Shub Documentation Center at the American Jewish University, American Jewish University, Bel-Air, CA 90077. Acquisition Information: Collected by Dr. Shub since 1940 for personal use and for the Ostrow Library Scope and Content The Shub Documentation Center was created by Ostrow Library’s first director, Louis Shub. The collection began as a personal hobby of Dr. Shub when he was with the American Jewish Committee in 1940. Once opened at the University of Judaism, this news archive allowed students to research articles from newspapers and periodicals from the second half of the 20th century. Areas covered are Israel and the Middle East, Global Jewish community life world wide, Foreign Policy, Israeli and Jewish personalities and issues such as church and state. The beauty of this collection is that under any given topic, one is as likely to find an article from a major newspaper next to another article on the same subject from a local community press. All of the thousands of articles were indexed lovingly by hand by Dr. Shub before the widespread use of computers and the internet. Thanks to the generosity of the Shub family, a major portion of this archive has been digitized and is now available to researchers visiting the new Bel and Jack Ostrow Academic Library and the Burton Sperber Community Library. The Documentation Center consists of over 170 drawers and thousands of folders. In 2010, The Ostrow Library digitized these records, and the collection now consists of 20,479 digital files organized in twenty series. Organization: The collection is organized in 20 series, with subseries when needed. 1. 1. Aliyah 2. 2. Authors 3. 3. Begin Sadat 1977 4. 4. Egypt Israel 1978 5. 5. Foreign Policy 6. 6. Global Guide to the Louis Shub CLJ2 2 Documentation Center at the American Jewish University 7. 7. Global Jewish Communities 8. 8. Institutions and Organizations 9. 9. Israel 10. 10. Israeli Relations 11. 11. Issues and Topics 12. 12. Middle East 13. 13. Palestine 14. 14. Prime Ministers Israel 15. 15. Public Figures-International 16. 16. Public Figures-Israeli 17. 17. Public Figures-Palestinian 18. 18. West Bank 19. 19. Yordim 20. 20. Dr. Louis Shub Indexes and Files American Jewish University History American Jewish University, with its Familian campus in Bel Air, California and Brandeis-Bardin campus in Simi Valley, California, is the outcome of the 2007 union of Brandeis-Bardin Institute (BBI) and the University of Judaism (UJ). For more information, please see the history page at the following link: http://aboutus.aju.edu/default.aspx?id=4742 The Bel and Jack M. Ostrow Library History The Ostrow Library , is designed to meet the needs of the University's faculty and students, as well as scholars conducting research in all fields of Jewish culture and civilization. Members of the general public are also invited to use the Library’s materials for personal enrichment and enjoyment. With approximately 110,000 print volumes, the library's collections have grown consistently through endowments, gifts of major private collections and an ongoing acquisition program. Subjects Library of Congress Subject Headings: Personal and Corporate Names: Shub, Louis American Jewish University Brandeis-Bardin Institute (Brandeis, Simi Valley, Calif.) University of Judaism General Subjects: Judaism. Zionism and Judaism. Jewish authors. Israel. Palestine. Middle East. International relations. Jewish communities in the modern world Politics--Israel. Politics international Prime ministers. Emigration and immigration--Israel. United States--Relations. Education. Authors. Jewish authors. Literature. Guide to the Louis Shub CLJ2 3 Documentation Center at the American Jewish University Series : I. Aliyah folder 31 folders Series : I. Aliyah Scope and Content: This series covers Aliyah, the immigration of Jews from the diaspora to the land of Israel. Includes subjects such as immigration from England, France, Iran, USA, and USSR to Israel. folder 1 Aliya - Absorption folder 2 Aliya - Absorption - 1970-1971 folder 3 Aliya - Absorption - 1972 - Attitude towards Olim folder 4 Aliya - Absorption - 1973-1974 folder 5 Aliya - Absorption - 1975-19771975-1977 folder 6 Aliya - Absorption - 1978-19791978-1979 folder 7 Aliya - England - 1981 folder 8 Aliya - France folder 9 Aliya - Georgians in Israel folder 10 Aliya - Iran folder 11 Aliya - Maranos folder 12 Aliya - Russians - Absorption Center - 1980 folder 13 Aliya - Shlihim folder 14 Aliya - Telem folder 15 Aliya - U.S.A. - 1953-1970 folder 16 Aliya - U.S.A. - 1966 folder 17 Aliya - U.S.A. - 1971-19721971-1972 folder 18 Aliya - U.S.A. - 1974-1979 folder 19 Aliya - U.S.A. - 1980-1981 folder 20 Aliya - U.S.A. - Aliyon folder 21 Aliya - U.S.A. - Literature folder 22 Aliya - U.S.S.R. - 1970-1971 folder 23 Aliya - U.S.S.R. - 19721972 folder 24 Aliya - U.S.S.R. - 1973 folder 25 Aliya - U.S.S.R. - 1974-19751974-1975 folder 26 Aliya - U.S.S.R. - 19761976 folder 27 Aliya - U.S.S.R. - 1977-19781977-1978 folder 28 Aliya - U.S.S.R. - 1979-19801979-1980 folder 29 Aliya - U.S.S.R. - Absorption - 1970-1971 folder 30 Aliya - U.S.S.R. - Absorption - 1972-1974 folder 31 Aliya - U.S.S.R. - Absorption - 1977-1978 Series : II. Authors Scope and Content: This series contains materials related to authors, including a subseries for Fiction Authors and a subseries for Israeli Authors. folder 2,229 Subseries: 1: folders Authors-Fiction Scope and Content: This subseries is organized by author, and includes 2,229 Fiction Authors folder 1 Aadams, Alice folder 2 Abe, Kobo folder 3 Abel, Lionel folder 4 Abish, Walter folder 5 Abraham, Morris B. Guide to the Louis Shub CLJ2 4 Documentation Center at the American Jewish University Series : II. Authors Subseries: 1: Authors-Fiction folder 6 Abraham, Pearl folder 7 Abrahams, Lionel folder 8 Abrahamson, Glenda folder 9 Abrahamson, Lynne folder 10 Abse, Dannie folder 11 Abse, Dannie - Literary Criticism folder 12 Abse, Leo folder 13 Abu Ammar, Ibrahim folder 14 Accad, Evelyne folder 15 Achebe, Chinua folder 16 Aciman, André folder 17 Ackerman, Felicia folder 18 Adelman, Deborah folder 19 Adelman, Penina folder 20 Adler, Felix folder 21 Adler, Jacob folder 22 Adler, Joseph folder 23 Adler, Renata folder 24 Adler, Ruth - Novels - Beginning Again folder 25 Afterman, Allen folder 26 Agam, Nitza folder 27 Agins, Phyllis folder 28 Agosin, Marjorie folder 29 Aguilar, Grace folder 30 Aguinis, Marcos folder 31 Ajar, Emile folder 32 Akhmatova, Anna folder 33 Akselrod, Zelik folder 34 Aksyonov, Vassily folder 35 Al-Bayati, Abdul folder 36 Al-Din, Shams folder 37 Albee, Edward folder 38 Albom, Mitchell folder 39 Aldanov, Mark folder 40 Aldouby, Zwy folder 41 Aleichem, Sholem folder 42 Aleichem, Sholem_1 folder 43 Alinsky, Saul folder 44 Alinsky, Saul_1 folder 45 Allen, Jim folder 46 Almagor, Raphael folder 47 Alter, Robert folder 48 Amado, Jorge folder 49 Amalrik, Andrei folder 50 Amery, Jean folder 51 Amiri, Baraka folder 52 Amis, Kingsley folder 53 Amis, Martin folder 54 Andersch, Alfred - Novels - Efraim's Book folder 55 Anderson, Hans folder 56 Anderson, Sherwood - Novels - Winesburg, Ohio folder 57 Andrews, Wayne folder 58 Angoff, Charles folder 59 Angoff, Charles - Literary Criticism folder 60 Anissimov, Myriam folder 61 Ansell, Jack folder 62 Ansky, S. folder 63 Ansky, S._1 Guide to the Louis Shub CLJ2 5 Documentation Center at the American Jewish University Series : II. Authors Subseries: 1: Authors-Fiction folder 64 Antin, Mary folder 65 Antokolski, Paul folder 66 Apatashos, Joseph folder 67 Appel, Benjamin folder 68 Apple, Max folder 69 Appleman, Phillip folder 70 Aptheker, Herbert folder 71 Argus, M.K. folder 72 Aricha, Joseph folder 73 Aridjis, Romero folder 74 Arieti, Silvano folder 75 Arking, Linda folder 76 Asch, Nathan folder 77 Asch, Sholem folder 78 Asch, Sholem - Literary Criticism folder 79 Asch, Sholem - Novel - A Passage in the Night folder 80 Asch, Sholem - Novels - The Nazarene folder 81 Asch, Sholem_1 folder 82 Ascot, Roger folder 83 Asimov, Isaac folder 84 Astrachan, Samuel folder 85 Asturias, Miguel Angel folder 86 Atlan, Liliane folder 87 Atlas, James - The Great Pretender folder 88 Auchincloss, Louis folder 89 Auden, W.
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