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Library Catalogue Album Sinai . David Nathan Library 828.23 Israel Statehood(Sinai Campaign 1956) The Holocaust . Harry Urban Holocaust Library 736.6 Holocaust Memorials The Boy of Wilna A, Burstein Children, Fiction Operation Susannah A, Golan David Nathan Library 828.33 Israel A History of the Jewish People A, Margolis M and Marx David Nathan Library 700 History Jewish Next Year in Jerusalem A, Shcharansky David Nathan Library 799.7653 Biography The Jewish Contribution to the 20th Century A, Symons David Nathan Library 665 the Jews in the World Order - Jewish influences on World Civilisation Israel Today A., Essrig H. & Segal David Nathan Library 828.3 Israel History (1948-1968) Coins of the Land of Israel A., Kindler David Nathan Library 676 Coins The Ten Commandments A., Powell Davies David Nathan Library 011.1 Bible & Talmud The Wisdom of the Jewish Mystics A., Unterman David Nathan Library 150.1 Judaism/Mystics Suffering, a Jewish View A.H., Friedlander Judaism Festival Joy A.L.Rubinstein, Rabbi Cheder Jewish History in 1000 Questions & Answers A.S., Zacher History & Archeology Jewish Music in its Historical Development A.Z., Idelsohn David Nathan Library 685 Music - General Endless Light Aaron, David 150 Religion & Spirituality A Guide to Jewish Genealogy in Lithuania Aaron, Sam David Nathan Library 798.8 Mr. Mani AB, Yeholshua David Nathan Library 560 Fiction Five Seasons AB, Yehoshua David Nathan Library 560 Fiction The Bible Reader Abbot, W; Gilbert, Rabbi Arthur; Hunt r; Swaim, J David Nathan Library Bible & Talmud Jewish Mysticism Abelson, J David Nathan Library 150 Kabbalah The Immanence of God Abelson, J David Nathan Library 136.11 Jewish Thought The Cranks Bible Abensur, Nadine David Nathan Library 699.3 Cookery The Birth of a Community Abrahams, Israel David Nathan Library 790.2 History(Jewish - South Africa) A Short History of Jewish Literature Abrahams, Israel David Nathan Library 500 History/Jewish Literature The Jews in England Abrahams, Mrs Beth-Zion David Nathan Library 766.1 History/English Rosh Hashanah: A Family Service Abrams, Judith Z. Shabbat Club Books : 4-for-3 Books Store : Children's Books : Ages 4-8 : General Yom Kippur: A Family Service Abrams, Judith Z. Shabbat Club Books : 4-for-3 Books Store : Children's Books : Ages 4-8 : General Learn Talmud: How to Use The Talmud Abrams, Judith Z. David Nathan Library 102.3 Talmud New Jew in Film Abrams, Nathan David Nathan Library 683.1 Performing Arts / Film & Video / History & Criticism The Jews in Poland, Papers Presented at the International Conference on Polish-JewishAbramsky, Studies Chimen held in Oxford in September 1984 David Nathan Library 763-6 Religion & beliefs/Poland Dr.Simmonds & Dr Glas Abse, Danie David Nathan Library 560 Fiction Ash On A Young Mans Sleeve (King Penguin) Abse, Dannie David Nathan Library 550.1 Arabs and the Holocaust Achcar, Gilbert Harry Urban Holocaust Library 736.903 Holocaust Miriam's Well: Rituals for Jewish Women Around the Year Adelman, Penina V. David Nathan Library 619 Roles of Jewish Women Lodz Ghetto: Inside a Community Under Siege Adelson, Alan Harry Urban Holocaust Library 736.211 Holocaust/Lodz Ghetto A Picture Book of Anne Frank Adler, David A. Children's Library 2 Books : Children's Books Jewish Holiday Fun Adler, David A. Birthday Box Baby books Our Golda: The Story of Golda Meir Adler, David A. Asian / Middle Eastern history: postwar, from c 1945 - Synagogual Art Music Adler, Israel David Nathan Library 230.7 History of Jewish Liturgy The Jews of Paris and the Final Solution: Communal Response and Internal Conflicts,Adler, 1940-1944 Jacques David Nathan Library 736.905 Holocaust - France Theodor Herzl and Austria, a century later Affairs, Austrian Federal Ministry for Foreign 804 Israel/Zionism The Saving Remnant Agar, Herbert David Nathan Library 735.2 History (Jewish - 1918-1948) The Bridal Canopy Agnon, S.Y David Nathan Library 560 Fiction In the Heart of the Seas Agnon, SY David Nathan Library 560 Fiction The Women of Israel Aguilar, G. David Nathan Library 798 Bible /history The Evolution of Jewish Thought Agus, J.B. David Nathan Library 135.2 Jewish Thought Life of Muhammad Ahmad, Hadrat Mirza Bashiruddin Mahmud David Nathan Library 293.7999 The Philosophy of the Teachings of Islam Ahmad, Mirza Ghulam David Nathan Library 293.3 Religion & Spirituality / Islam World Crisis and the Pathway to Peace Ahmad, Mirza Masroor David Nathan Library 293.2 Revelation, Rationality Knowledge and Truth Ahmad, Mirza Tahir David Nathan Library 293 The Philsosophy of the Teachings of Islam Ahmad,Mirza G. 293 Journey into Islam: The Crisis of Globalization Ahmed, Akbar 293 Challenges in Jewish-Christian Relations (Stimulus) Aitken, James (Editor) David Nathan Library 661.3 Hebreww/English Lexicon of the Old Testament al, Brown et David Nathan Library 004.4 Bible Lexicon Moral Issues in Six Religions al, Forta et Teachers' Library Guides to the Main Festivals al, Jacobs et David Nathan Library 236 Jewish Festivals Cochin Synagogue al, Velayudhan P.S. et 792 History of Cochin Jewry The Jewish Political Tradition, Vol.1: Authority al., Michael Walzer et 702 702 Philosophy, Theories of History Have A Little Faith ALBOM, MITCH David Nathan Library 613 613 End of life For One More Day ALBOM, MITCH David Nathan Library 560 The Five people you meet in heaven Albom,Mitch David Nathan Library 560 Fiction Tuesdays with Morrie Albom,Mitch David Nathan Library 560 Fiction Albert Einstein Alcott, Mike Children's Library 2 Books : Children's Books : People & Places : Social Issues : Special Needs Hanukah Money Aleichem, Sholem Birthday Box Juvenile literature The Holy Qur'an Ali, Abdullah Yusud David Nathan Library 293.1 Islam - Koran Good Night: Lilah Tov Alko, Selina Birthday Box Religion The Dead Sea Scrolls: A Reappraisal Allegro, John M. David Nathan Library 010.5 Biblical Archeology 20 Letters to a Friend Alliluyeva, Svetlana Biography Only One Year Alliluyeva, Svetlana David Nathan Library 799 Biography My Father's House Allon, Y David Nathan Library 799 Israel The Making of Israel's Army Allon, Y David Nathan Library 849.5 History - Israel/Military The Natural History of the Land of the Bible Alon,Azaria David Nathan Library 009.5 Biblical Environment - Ecology The Natural History of the Land of the Bible Alon,Azaria History & Archeology Little Tel Aviv Alterman, N. David Nathan Library 836.64 Israel/Tel Aviv Leo Baeck and the Jewish Mystical Tradition Altmann, A David Nathan Library 543 Jewish Lectures, Essays - Boychiks in the Hood Amazon.com David Nathan Library 213 Hasidic Jews Sophie's World Amazon.com David Nathan Library 560 Fiction Does Your Rabbi Know Youre Here Amazon.com David Nathan Library 766.102 English social history - Football Great Sea Amazon.com David Nathan Library 750 Mditerranian History/Geography The Temple Bombing Amazon.com David Nathan Library 780.2 Jewish History - USA Georgia The High Walls of Jerusalem: A History of the Balfour Declaration and the Birth ofAmazon.com the British Mandate for Palestine David Nathan Library 827.4 Israel history - pre-state The Dangling Man Amazon.com David Nathan Library 560 Fiction Ben-Gurion Amazon.com David Nathan Library 799.8 Biography Imagination Amazon.com Books : History : Military Science The Yellow Wind. Amazon.com David Nathan Library 560 Fiction Mortal Mischief Amazon.com David Nathan Library 560 Fiction Fools of Chelm and Their History Amazon.com David Nathan Library 560 Fiction Leahs Journey Amazon.com David Nathan Library 560 Fiction A Pigeon and a Boy: A Novel Amazon.com David Nathan Library 560 Fiction Vienna Blood Amazon.com David Nathan Library 560 Fiction The Rothschilds at Waddesdon Manor Amazon.com David Nathan Library 766.42 Stately Homes - English Jewish A Rabbi Reads the Psalms Amazon.com David Nathan Library 056 the Psalms Creating Angelsstories of Tze Amazon.com David Nathan Library 563 Jewish Short Stories Modern Jewish Cooking With Style Amazon.com David Nathan Library 699.9 Cooking Kabbalah: The way of the Jewish mystic Amazon.com Books : Religion & Spirituality : Judaism : Sacred Writings : Kabbalah When Light Pierced the Darkness: Christian Rescue of Jews in Nazi-Occupied PolandAmazon.com Harry Urban Holocaust Library 736.41 Holocaust: Righteous Gentiles Arab-Israeli Wars Amazon.com David Nathan Library 828.01 Israel: Arab/Israeli wars The Messenger Amazon.com David Nathan Library 560 Fiction Defector Amazon.com David Nathan Library 560 Fiction The Fallen Angel Amazon.com David Nathan Library 560 Fiction Merchant Princes: An Intimate History of Jewish Families Who Built Great DepartmentAmazon.com Stores David Nathan Library 770-91 History (USA) Defector Amazon.com David Nathan Library 560 Fiction Darkness Rising Amazon.com David Nathan Library 560 Fiction The Messenger Amazon.com David Nathan Library 560 Fiction The Fallen Angel Amazon.com David Nathan Library 560 Fiction Hunting Midnight Amazon.com David Nathan Library 560 Fiction Fatal Lies Amazon.com David Nathan Library 560 Fiction An Empire of Their Own: How the Jews Invented Hollywood Amazon.com David Nathan Library 560 Fiction Henry Ford and the Jews: The Mass Production of Hate Amazon.com David Nathan Library 662.2 American History (antisemitism) The Short, Strange Life of Herschel Grynszpan: A Boy Avenger, a Nazi Diplomat, andAmazon.com a Murder in Paris David Nathan Library 735.2 History (German inter-war) The Oxford Book of Jewish Stories Amazon.com David Nathan Library 557 Jewish Stories Journey to Nowhere: One Woman Looks for the Promised Land Amazon.com Harry Urban Holocaust Library
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