SELECTED ARTICLES OF INTEREST IN RECENT VOLUMES OF THE AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK

The American Jewish Family Today Steven Martin Cohen 82:136-154 Attitudes of American Jews Toward Israel: Eytan Gilboa 86:110-125 Trends Over Time The Bitburg Controversy Deborah E. Lipstadt 87:21-37 California Jews: Data from the Field Polls Alan M. Fisher and Curtis K. Tanaka 86:196-218 A Century of Conservative Judaism in the Abraham J. Karp 86:3-61 United States A Century of Jewish History, 1881-1981: Lucy S. Dawidowicz 82:3-98 The View from America The "Civil Judaism" of Communal Leaders Jonathan S. Woocher 81:149-169 The Demographic Consequences of U.S. Jewish U.O. Schmelz and Sergio Population Trends DellaPergola 83:141-187 The Demography of Latin American Jewry U.O. Schmelz and Sergio DellaPergola 85:51-102 Israelis in the United States: Motives, Dov Elizur 80:53-67 Attitudes, and Intentions Jewish Education Today Walter I. Ackerman 80:130-148 Jewish Survival: The Demographic Factors U.O. Schmelz 81:61-117 Jews in the United States: Perspectives Sidney Goldstein 81:3-59 from Demography The Labor Market Status of American Jews: Barry R. Chiswick 85:131-153 Patterns and Determinants Latin American Jewry Today Judith Laikin Elkin 85:3^9

541 542 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 1988 Leadership and Decision-making in a Jewish Charles S. Liebman Federation: The New York Federation of 79:3-76 Jewish Philanthropies Los Angeles Jewry: A Demographic Portrait Bruce A. Phillips 86:126-195 The National Gallup Polls and American Alan M. Fisher 83:111-126 Jewish Demography New Perspectives in American Jewish Nathan Glazer 87:3-19 Sociology The 1981-1982 National Survey of American Steven Martin Cohen 83:89-110 Jews The Population of Reunited Jerusalem, U.O. Schmelz 87:39-113 1967-1985 Recent Jewish Community Population Studies: Gary A. Tobin and Alvin A Roundup Chenkin 85:154-178 Reform and Conservative Judaism in Israel: Ephraim Tabory 83:41-61 A Social and Religious Profile Religiosity Patterns in Israel Calvin Goldscheider and Dov Friedlander 83:3-39 The Social Characteristics of the New York Paul Ritterband and Area Jewish Community, 1981 Steven M. Cohen 84:128-161 Soviet Jewry Since the Death of Stalin: A Twenty-five Year Perspective Leon Shapiro 79:77-103 Trends in Jewish Philanthropy Steven Martin Cohen 80:29-51 SELECTED ARTICLES OF INTEREST / 543 OBITUARIES Leo Baeck By Max Gruenewald 59:478-82 Jacob Blaustein By John Slawson 72:547-57 Martin Buber By Seymour Siegel 67:37-43 Abraham Cahan By Mendel Osherowitch 53:527-29 Albert Einstein By Jacob Bronowski 58:480-85 Felix Frankfurter By Paul A. Freund 67:31-36 Louis Ginzberg By Louis Finkelstein 56:573-79 Jacob Glatstein By Shmuel Lapin 73:611-17 Sidney Goldmann By Milton R. Konvitz 85:401-03 Hayim Greenberg By Marie Syrkin 56:589-94 Abraham Joshua Heschel By Fritz A. Rothschild 74:533^4 Horace Meyer Kallen By Milton R. Konvitz 75:55-80 Mordecai Kaplan By Ludwig Nadelmann 85:404-11 Herbert H. Lehman By Louis Finkelstein 66:3-20 Judah L. Magnes By James Marshall 51:512-15 Alexander Marx By Abraham S. Halkin 56:580-88 Reinhold Niebuhr By Seymour Siegel 73:605-10 Joseph Proskauer By David Sher 73:618-28 Maurice Samuel By Milton H. Hindus 74:545-53 Leo Strauss By Ralph Lerner 76:91-97 Max Weinreich By Lucy S. Dawidowicz 70:59-68 Chaim Weizmann By Harry Sacher 55:462-69 Stephen S. Wise By Philip S. Bernstein 51:515-18 Harry Austryn Wolfson By Isadore Twersky 76:99-111 Index

Abd al-Jawad, Mahmoud, 390 Agudath Israel World Organization, Abdallah, Georges Ibrahim, 274 442 Abdel-Meguid, Esmat, 383 Agus, Jacob Bernard, Rabbi, 500 Abrahams, Israel, 3n Aigen, Ronald, 256 Abrahamson, Mark, 215n Albany Jewish World, 493 Abram, Morris, 196, 197, 198 Alexeeva, Ludmilla, 345 Abse, Dannie, 270 Algemeiner Journal, 493 Abu al-Abbas, Mohammed, 293 Alignment party (Israel), 366 Abu Jihad, 181 Allerhand, Jacob, 315 Abu Nidal, 170, 171 Allgemeine judische Wochenzeitung, Achille Lauro, 294 329 Ackerman, Raymond, 23 Allied Jewish Community Services Action Front of National Socialists (Canada), 253 (ANS) (Fed. Republic of Ger- Aloni, Shulamit, 385 many), 321 Alpert, Nisson, Rabbi, 500 Adam, Heribert, 14n Altman, Richard, 195 Adams, James, 39n, 41 n ALYN—American Society for Handi- Adler, Jankel, 332 capped Children in Israel, 464 Adler, Taffy, 9n Amato, Giuliano, 298 Adzhashvili, Dzhemal, 347 AMC Cancer Research Center, 461 Afn Shvel, 493 Amedi, Eliahu, 393 Africa and Israel: African Attitudes To- America-Israel Cultural Foundation, wards Resumption of Diplomatic Inc., 465 Relations, 40n America-Israel Friendship League, Inc., African Affairs, 23, 40n 465 African National Congress, 11, 12, 43, American Academy for Jewish Re- 53, 54 search, 435 Die Afrikaner, 31 American Associates, Ben-Gurion Uni- Die Afrikaner Volkswag, 31 versity of the Negev, 465 Agudath Israel of America, 194, 196, American Association for Ethiopian 441 Jews, 440 Agudah Women of America-N'Shei American Association of Rabbis, 442 Agudath Israel, 442 American Biblical Encyclopedia Soci- Children's Division—Pirchei Agu- ety, 435 dath Israel, 442 American Civil Liberties Union, 144 Girls' Division—Bnos Agudath Is- American Committee for Shaare Zedek rael, 442 Hospital in Jerusalem, Inc., 465 Young Men's Division—Zeirei American Committee for Shenkar Col- Agudath Israel, 442 lege in Israel, Inc., 465 544 INDEX / 545 American Committee for the Weizmann American Jewish Public Relations Soci- Institute of Science, 465 ety, 474 American Council for Judaism, 431 American Jewish Society for Service, American Federation of Jews from Cen- Inc., 461 tral Europe, Inc., 459 American Jewish Times—Outlook, 497 American Friends of Haifa University, American Jewish World, 493 465 American Jewish Year Book, 205n, American Friends of Ramat Hanegev 209n, 210n, 21 In, 216n, 419n, College Inc., 465 42In, 493 American Friends of the Alliance Israe- American ORT Federation, Inc.—Or- lite Universelle, Inc., 440 ganization for Rehabilitation American Friends of the Haifa Mari- Through Training, 440 time Museum, Inc., 466 American and European Friends of American Friends of the Hebrew Uni- ORT, 440 versity, 466 American Labor ORT, 440 American Friends of the Israel Mu- Business and Professional ORT, 440 seum, 466 National ORT League, 440 American Friends of the Jerusalem Women's American ORT, 440 Mental Health Center—Ezrath American Physicians Fellowship, Inc. Nashim, Inc., 466 for Medicine in Israel, 467 American Friends of the Shalom Hart- American Red Magen David for Israel, man Institute, 466 Inc., 467 American Sephardi Federation, 459 American Friends of the Tel Aviv Mu- American Society for Jewish Music, 436 seum, 466 American Society for Technion-Israel American Friends of the Tel Aviv Uni- Institute of Technology, 467 versity, Inc., 466 American Society for the Protection of American Hebrew, 21 On Nature in Israel, 467 American Israel Public Affairs Commit- American Veterans of Israel, 460 tee (AIPAC), 194, 466 American Zionist, 493 American-Israeli Lighthouse, Inc., 466 American Zionist Federation, 467 The American Israelite, 497 American Zionist Youth Foundation, American Jewish Alternatives to Zion- Inc., 467 ism, Inc., 431 American Zionist Youth Council, 467 American Jewish Archives, 497 Americans for a Safe Israel, 468 American Jewish Committee, 199, 203, Americans for Progressive Israel, 468 326, 332 Amit Woman, 494 American Jewish Congress, 199, 332, Amit Women, 468 432 Ampal—American Israel Corporation, American Jewish Correctional Chap- 468 lains Association, Inc., 461 Anderman, Benny, 59n American Jewish Historical Society, 435 Andras, Mezei, 338 American Jewish History, 492 Andreotti, Giulio, 291, 292, 293, 298, American Jewish Joint Distribution 384 Committee, 351, 440 Annenberg Research Institute, 442 American Jewish League for Israel, 466 Anti-Defamation League of B'nai American Jewish Philanthropic Fund, B'rith, 144, 432 440 Appleby, Ronald, 258 American Jewish Press Association, 435 Arab Affairs, 261 546 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 1988 Arab League, 167, 172, 175, 355 Auerbach, Franz, 22, 23, 23n Arafat, Yasir, 175, 176, 177, 178, 260, Aufbau, 494 284, 292, 294, 375, 388, 389, 390 Auschwitz, 278, 299, 318, 319, 325, 326, Arbelli-Almoslino, Shoshana, 367 332, 333, 351 Arens, Moshe, 367, 382 Auslander, Rose, 336 A.R.I.F.—Association Pour le Reta- Australia, 354-363 blissement des Institutions et Australian Jewish Times, 360 Oeuvres Israelites en France, Inc., Austria, 303-316, 326, 385 441 Ausubel, Nathan, 501 Arizona Post, 491 Avanti Populo, 407 Arkin, Marcus, 4n, 41n, 47n, 55n Avineri, Shlomo, 43n Armann, Hugo, 328 Avishai, Bernard, 257 Arnold, Hildegard, 333 Azrieli, David, 258 Aronson, Theo, 20n Artmann, H. C, 310 Bacon, Lise, 252 Artom, Menachem Emanuel, 302 Badinter, Robert, 281 Artukovic, Andrija, 155 Baker, Ron, 269 Aryan Nations, 143, 144, 147, 248 Ball, William Bentley, 153 ARZA—Association of Reform Zion- Ballin, Neville David, 269 ists of America, 468 Baltimore Jewish Times, 492 Ascarelli, Emanuele, 301 Bamberger, Naphtalie, 333 Assabi, Ady, 37 Banks, Lynne Reid, 270 al-Assad, Hafez, 175, 176, 183, 186 Barak, Aharon, 372 Association for Jewish Studies, 442 Barak, Ehud, 390, 411 Association for the Social Scientific Baram, Avraham, 379 Study of Jewry, 436 Baram, Moshe, 411 Association of Hillel/Jewish Campus Baram, Uzi, 352 Professionals, 442 Barbie, Klaus, 278, 281 Association of Jewish Book Publishers, Bar-Ilan University in Israel, 468 436 Barkat, Gabriel, 408 Association of Jewish Center Workers, Bar-Kochba, Moshe, 411 432 Bar-Lev, Haim, 384 Association of Jewish Chaplains of the Barnett, George, 211, 21 In, 212n Armed Forces, 442 Barnett, Richard, 271 Association of Jewish Community Or- Barnouw, David, 289 ganization Personnel, 461 Bar-On, Mordechai, 411 Association of Jewish Community Rela- Baron de Hirsch Fund, 462 tions Workers, 432 Bar-Sella, Yoram, 403 Association of Jewish Family and Chil- Bartoszewski, Wladyslav, 333, 334 dren's Agencies, 202, 461 Basic Trends in U.S. Jewish Demogra- Association of Jewish Family and Chil- phy, 88n dren's Agency Professionals, 461 Bassiouny, Mohammed, 187, 383 Association of Jewish Libraries, 436 Basson, Japie, 17 Association of Orthodox Jewish Scien- Bauer, Gitta, 328 tists, 443 Baume, Peter, 359 Association of Yugoslav Jews in the Bearsted, Lord, 271 United States, Inc., 460 Beatrix, Queen of the Netherlands, 287, Atlanta Jewish Times, 492 384 INDEX / 547 Beck, Tom, 257, 258 Black Sash (South Africa), 25, 26 Becker, Jurek, 335 Blamo, J. Bernard, 386 Becker, Lavey, 256 Blau, Joseph L., 501 Beckurts, Karl-Heinz, 321 Blau, Uri, 402 Begin, Menachem, 41, 183, 365, 383 Blenstein, Marjorie, 258 Beilin, Yossi, 366, 367, 370, 411 Blitzer, Wolf, 269 Beisky, Moshe, 398 Bloch, Arnold, 363 Ben-Chorin, Schalom, 331, 334 Bloch, Elias, 271 Benkow, Jo, 325 Bloom, Tony, 23 Ben Nathan, Asher, 310 Bloomberg, Sam, 18, 20, 20n Bennett, Arnold, 246 B'nai B'rith, 202 Bennett, Joan, 271 B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundations, Inc., Ben-Porat, Miriam, 372 443 Ben-Shushan, Yeshua, 394 B'nai B'rith International, 462 Bensimon, Doris, 218n, 42In Anti-Defamation League of {see p. Benvenisti, Meron, 391, 392 432) Berg, Alan, 143 Career and Counseling Services, 462 Berger, Samuel, 257 Hillel Foundations, Inc. (see p. 443) Bergman, Imanuel, 271 Klutznick Museum (see p. 436) Berinson, Joe, 359 Youth Organization (see p. 443) Berkoff, Steven, 256 B'nai B'rith International Jewish Bermant, Chaim, 270 Monthly, 491 Bermont, Jean Pierre, 299 B'nai B'rith Klutznick Museum, 436 Bernard, William S., 214n B'nai B'rith Messenger, 491 Bernhard, Norman, M., 36, 37n B'nai B'rith Messenger—Bay Area Edi- Bernhard, Prince of the Netherlands, tion, 491 284, 384 B'nai B'rith Women, 462 Bernheimer, Charles Seligman, 213n B'nai B'rith Youth Organization, 443 Bernstein, Isaac, 267 Bnai Zion—The American Fraternal Bernstein, Lily, 270 Zionist Organization, 460 Bernstein, Louis, 191 Board of Delegates of American Israel- Betar Zionist Youth Movement, Inc., ites, 204, 204n 468 Board of Deputies of British Jews, 261, Beth Jacob Synagogue (Canada), 255 262, 265 Beth Medrosh Elyon (Academy of Bodmer, Walter, 270 Higher Learning and Research), Boesak, Allan, 51 443 Boesky, Ivan, 149, 200 Beth Tzedec (Canada), 255 Bogomolny, Veniamin, 345 Bialkin, Kenneth, 190, 201 Bonfil, Roberto, 302 Biderman, Yakov, 315 Bonner, Elena, 342 Birnbaum, Salomo A., 331 Bookbinder, Hyman, 157 Birobidzhaner shtern, 347 Bookbinder, Paul, 300 Birth of a Community, 3n Borden, Alan, 258 Bitkin, Vladimir, 347 Boschwitz, Rudy, 151 Bitton, Marc, 281 Boskey, Sam, 246 Bitzaron, 494 Boston Jewish Times, 492 The Black Family in Slavery and Free- Boston's Jewish Community, 86n dom, 206n Botha, Louis, 6, 14, 15, 29, 31, 43, 46 548 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 1988 Boujenah, Michel, 280 Buthelezi, Gatsha, 51, 54, 55n Boukobza, Chochana, 281 Butterweck, Helmut, 310 Bourassa, Robert, 251 Buxbaum, Stuart, 62n, 63n, 66n, 67n, Boys Town Jerusalem Foundation of 107n America Inc., 468 Byrd, Robert, 167 Bramson ORT, 443 Brandeis-Bardin Institute, 443 Calimani, Riccardo, 301 Brandeis University National Women's Call of Islam, 52 Committee, 474 Calne, Roy, 270 Brandt, Henry G., Rabbi, 332 Canada, 245-258 Brandt, Willy, 325 Canada-Israel Securities, Ltd., State of Brecher, Michael, 39n Israel Bonds, 476 Breuer, Mordechai, 334 Canadian Association for Labor Israel Breuning W., 334 (Histadrut), 476 Brickman, William W., 501 Canadian B'nai Brith, 476 Brith Abraham, 460 Institute for International and Gov- Brith Sholom, 460 ernmental Affairs, 476 Brittan, Leon, 259 League for Human Rights, 476 Broder, Henryk M., 335 Canadian Foundation for Jewish Cul- ture, 477 Brodie, Fanny, Lady, 271 Brodsky, Vladimir, 345, 404 Canadian Friends of the Alliance Israel- ite Universelle, 477 Bronfman, Charles R., 254 Canadian Friends of the Hebrew Uni- Bronfman, Edgar, 196 versity, 477 Bronfman, Gerald, 258 Canadian Jewish Congress, 248, 252, Browde, Jules, 21 477 Browell, J.G., 80n Canadian Jewish Herald, 498 Brown, Michael, 257 Canadian Jewish News, 499 Brown, S.E.D., 30 Canadian Jewish Outlook, 499 Broyhill, James, 151 Canadian Jewish Population Studies, Bruckner, Kurt, 339 207n Bruno, Michael, 399 Canadian ORT Organization, 477 Bryant, John, 152 Women's Canadian ORT, 477 Buchanan, Patrick, 155, 198 Canadian Sephardi Federation, 477 Buckner, Taylor, 248 Canadian Young Judaea, 477 Buffalo Jewish Review, 494 Canadian Zionist, 499 Bukaee, Ran, 407 Canadian Zionist Federation, 254, 255, Bulawko, Henry, 281 477 Bulka, Reuven, 257 Bureau of Education and Culture, Bulletin Du Congres Juif Canadien, 498 477 Bulletin of the Bund Archives of the Jew- Canepa, Andrea, 300 ish Labour Movement, 9n Canetti, Elias, 270 Bunke, Heinrich, 325 Cantors Assembly, 443 Burg, Yosef, 403, 411 Cape Times, 53n Burstein, Abraham C, 2O8n Capitalism and Apartheid: South Africa Burstein, Pesach, 501 1910-1986, 23n Bush, George, 161, 183, 184, 187, 377, Caplan, Elinor, 257 378, 379 Caplan, Simon, 268 INDEX / 549 Capucci, Hilarion, Bishop, 274, 278 Cleveland College of Jewish Studies, 443 Caracciolo, Nicola, 301 Cleveland Jewish News, 497 Cardin, Shoshana, 188 Cluverius, Wat, 177, 178 Carmel College (Australia), 362 Coalition for the Advancement of Jew- Carter, Tom, 152 ish Education (CAJE), 444 Casey, William, 182 Cobey, William, 151 . Casper, Bernard, Rabbi, 34, 35 Coen, Fausto, 301 Caspi, Ram, 370 Cohen, Albert, 258 Cassuto, Nathan, 301 Cohen, Arthur A., 501 Ceausescu, Nicolae, 352 Cohen, Barry, 359 Center for Contemporary Jewish Docu- Cohen, Gerson, 191, 193 mentation (Italy), 296, 300 Cohen, Geula, 391 Center for Holocaust Studies, Docu- Cohen, Haim, 155 mentation & Research, 436 Cohen, Henry, 216n Center for Jewish Community Studies, Cohen, Jeffrey M., 269 432 Cohen, Mervin, 97n Central Conference of American Rab- Cohen, Michael J., 270 bis, 443 Cohen, Ran, 393 Central Sephardic Jewish Community Cohen, Stephen, 254 of America, 460 Cohen, Steven M., 151, 216n Central Yiddish Culture Organization, Coleman, D.A., 87n 436 Collins, Mary, 151 Chaimovitz, George, 311 Colodner, Solomon, 502 Chait, Esme, 21 Colombo, Emilio, 292 Chalmers, Henry, 21 On Colombo, Furio, 301 Chaskalson, Arthur, 22 Colombo, Yoseph, 301 Chazan, Naomi, 40n Colorni, Vittore, 300 Cheney, Richard, 167 Comay, Michael, 38 Chicago JUF News, 492 Commentary, 494 Child, Joan, 357 Commission on Social Action of Reform Chirac, Jacques, 167, 173, 272, 273, 275, Judaism, 432 278, 384 Committee for Solidarity with Arab and Chiswick, Barry, 21 On Middle Eastern Political Prisoners Christian Democratic Union (CDU) (CSPPA), 273 (Fed. Republic of Germany), 317, Committee to Bring Nazi War Crimi- 318, 319, 322 nals to Justice in U.S.A., Inc., 432 Christian Social Union (CSU) (Fed. Re- Conference of Jewish Communal Ser- public of Germany), 317, 318, 322, vice, 462 326 Conference of Presidents of Major City of Hope National Medical Center American Jewish Organizations, and Beckman Research Institute, 199, 432 462 Conference on Jewish Material Claims CLAL {see National Jewish Center for Against Germany, Inc., 441 Learning and Leadership) Conference on Jewish Social Studies, Clark, Joe, 246, 247 Inc., 436 The Classification of Jewish Immigrants Conference on Security and Coopera- and Its Implications, 205n tion in Europe (CSCE), 306 550 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 1988 Congregation Beth Aaron (Canada), Dayton Jewish Chronicle, 497 255 Deardorf, Neva R., 216n Congregation Beth David (Canada), 255 de Borchgrave, Arnaud, 275 Congregation Beth Simchat Torah, 202 Decter, Midge, 150 Congregation Bina, 436 De Felice, Renzo, 301 Congregation Shaar Hashomayim (Can- Defiance Campaign (South Africa), 11 ada), 255 de Lange, Nicholas, 269 Congress Monthly, 494 DellaPergola, Sergio, 3n, 48n, 62n, 63n, Connecticut Jewish Ledger, 491 84n, 87n, 88n, 97n, 99n, 107n, Conservative Judaism, 494 124n, 204n, 207n, 209n, 214n, Conservative party (South Africa), 16 215n, 419n, 421n Consultative Council of Jewish Organi- Delport, Deon, 36n zations—CCJO, 433 Demjanjuk, John, 154, 155, 198, 405, Contemporary Jewry, 209n, 215n, 219n, 406 494 Demography, 209n Cooper, Saths, 50 Demography and Statistics of Diaspora Coordinating Board of Jewish Organi- Jewry, 1920-1970, 63n zations, 433 The Demography of the Australian Jew- Coron, Gerhard, 316 ish Community 1981, 73n Cossiga, Francesco, 291, 295, 298 The Denver Jewish Population Study, Costas, William, 152 218n Cotler, Irwin, 249, 254 Dershowitz, Alan, 201 Council for a Beautiful Israel Environ- Deschenes Commission, 248 mental Education Foundation, 468 Council for Jewish Education, 444 d'Estaing, Valery Giscard, 272 Council of Jewish Federations (CJF), Detroit Jewish News, 493 188, 190, 202, 424 Devaquet, Alain, 277 Council of Jewish Organizations in Civil Diamant, Adolf, 334 Service, Inc., 433 Diamond, Jack, 208n, 257 Cowan, Zelman, 359 Di Cave, Luciano, 302 Cranston, Alan, 163 Direct Action (France), 274 Craxi, Bettino, 172, 291, 292, 293, 294, Divided Community, 49n 375 Dole, Robert, 163, 167 Cremonesi, Lorenzo, 301 Domnitz, Myer, 269 Crosbie, John, 251 Doniach, Thea, 271 Curtis, M., 40n Dori, Latif, 377 Curtiz, Tuncel, 407 Dotan, Shimon, 407 Czerniakow, Adam, 334 Drachsler, Leo, 502 Dropsie College for Hebrew and Cog- Daniloff, Nicholas, 342 nate Learning {see Annenberg Re- Danon, Zadik, Rabbi, 353 search Institute) Davico, Rosalba, 215n Dror—Young Kibbutz Movement— Davidovic, Emil, 336 Habonim, 469 Davidson, Morris, Rabbi, 270-271 Chavurat Hagalil, 469 Davies, Graham I., 269 Garin Yarden, The Young Kibbutz Davis, Michael, 258 Movement, 469 Dawidowicz, Lucy S., 334 Drori, Amir, 411 Dayan, Moshe, 408 Druckman, Haim, 399 INDEX / 551 Dubb, Allie A., In, 3n, 12n, 48n, 62, European Economic Community 62n, 63, 63n, 70n, 97n, 98n, 99n, (EEC), 284, 292 lOOn, 124n European Jewish Congress (EJC), 279 Dubnow, Simon, 218 Evers, Louis, 287 Diirr, Giinter, 322 Evtushenko, Evgenyi, 340 Dushkin, Alexander M., 213n Eytan, Freddy, 281

Eban, Abba, 179 Fainstat, Michael, 246 Economic Horizons, 494 alFajr, 391 Edelsberg, Herman, 502 Falwell, Jerry, 152 Edelstein, Melville L., 48, 49, 49n Farrakhan, Louis, 156, 262, 265 Edri, Ran, 376 Fassbinder, Rainer Werner, 323 Egypt, 158, 159, 162, 184, 185, 186, 187, al-Fatah, 338 376, 381-383 Fauman, S. Joseph, 212n Ehrenberg, Izhak, Rabbi, 313 Fechenbach, Hermann, 271 Ehrenburg, Ilya, 346 Federal Republic of Germany, 160, Ehrlich, E. Ludwig, 311 317-336 Eichhorn, David M., Rabbi, 502 Federated Council of Israel Institu- Eikhenvald, Alexandra, 347 tions—FCII, 469 Einfeld, Marcus, 363 Federation of Jewish Men's Clubs, Inc., Eisenberg, Paul Chaim, Rabbi, 311, 312, 444 313 Federation of Synagogues (Great Brit- El Al, 186, 247, 260, 275, 321, 328, 395 ain), 267 Elazar, Daniel J., 3n, 5n Federation of Synagogues of South Elberg, Yehuda, 256 Africa, 60 Elizur, Michael, 309, 385 Fedorenko, Feodor, 155 Elkann, Jean-Paul, 279 Feinberg, Abraham, 258, 502 Ellenbogen, Eileen, 271 Feinstein, Moshe, Rabbi, 503 Ellenoff, Theodore, 151 Feld, Alan, 253 Ellin, David, 258 Feldberg, Leon, 4n, 65n Elton, Geoffrey Rudolph, 270 Feldbrill, Victor, 257 Emunah Women of America, 469 Feldman, Leibl, 9n End Conscription Campaign (South Feller, S. Z., 410 Africa), 21, 25 Fellner, Hermann, 322, 322 Endruweit, Klaus, 325 Fernandez Ordonez, Francisco, 383 Engelman, Uriah Zvi, 206n Festy, Patrick, 87n Epstein, Harry, 336 Ficowski, Jerzy, 338 Esquivel, Manuel, 387 Finkielkraut, Alain, 279, 280 Essak, Farid, 52 Finland, 384 Essas, Ilya, Rabbi, 345, 404 Fiorentino, Luca, 301 Estimates of Population Characteristics First Census of Jewish Schools New York City, 216n 1981/2-1982/3, 99n Estorisck, Michael, 270 Fischer, Alan, 49, 51, 52, 53, 54n Ethnic and Racial Segregation in New Fisher, Alan M., 216n York City, 209n Flechtheim, Ossip K., 336 Ethnic and Racial Studies, 12n, 214n Fleisher, Larry, 246 Ethnic Attitudes of Johannesburg Youth, Flerov, Inessa, 345, 404 12n Flinder, Alexander, 269 552 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 1988 The Foreign Policy System of Israel, 39n Giliomee, Hermann, 14n Fornari, Salvatore, 301 Ginossar, Yossi, 369, 371, 373 Forum 17, 47n Ginsbourg, Benjamin, 282 France, 272-282 Ginsburg, Alexander, 336 Frank, Barney, 195 Ginzel, Giinther B., 335 Frank, Otto, 289 Gitelson, Susan A., 40n Frankel, Jonathan, 268 Givat Haviva Educational Foundation, Frankental, Sally, 75n Inc., 469 Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, 319 Givet, Jacques, 281 Franklin, David, 271 Glanz, Rudolf, 215n Franklin, Michael, 258 Glaser, Joseph, 191, 192 Franklin, Mitchell, 257 Glaser, Julius S., 503 Franklin, Selwyn, 36 Glasser, Ralph, 270 Fraser, Malcolm, 355 Glazer, Nathan, 202, 216n Free Democratic party (FDP) (Fed. Glemp, Josef Cardinal, 278, 351 Republic of Germany), 317, 318, Glickman, Barry, 257 330 Glikson, Paul, 62n, 63n, 64n, 88n, 97n, Free German Labor party (FAP) (Fed. 107n, 124n, 204n, 206n, 207n, Republic of Germany), 321 209n, 214n, 215n Free Sons of Israel, 460 Glinert, Lewis, 269 Freedman, H., 207n Gluckman, Henry, 7 Freedman, Samuel, 257 Goebbels, Josef, 325 Freilich, Max, 363 The Goeree Affair, 288 Friedmann, liana, 312 Friends of Labor Israel, 469 Goetschel, Roland, 279 Friends of Pioneering Israel, 477 Golan, Romy, 270 Friends of the Israel Defense Forces, Gold, Phil, 257 Golda Meir Association, 469 469 Goldberg, Nathan, 205n Frischenschlager, Friedhelm, 308 Goldfarb, David, 345 Fund for Higher Education, 469 Goldfinger, Lily, 316 Fyvel, T. R., 270 Goldman, Raymond, 267 Goldman, Simcha, 153 Galili, Israel, 411 Galinski, Heinz, 322, 333 Goldmann, Nahum, 305 Gallup Organization, 216 Goldmann, Nicole, 281 Gandhi, Mohandas K., 8, 9n Goldreich, Arthur, 12, 43 Gandhi, Satyagraha and the Jews, 9n Goldshcheider, Calvin, 202 Garbacz, Aryeh, Rev., 271 Goldsmith, Samuel A., 2O6n Garcia Lorca, Federico, 406 Goldstein, Alice, 21 In Genscher, Hans-Dietrich, 325 Goldstein, Grigory, 345, 404 Genuth, Nitza, 63n, 99n Goldstein, Isai, 345, 404 German-Arab Friendship Society, 320 Goldstein, Israel, Rabbi, 411, 503 German Democratic Republic, 337-339 Goldstein, Kurt, 338 Gerstein, Kurt, 276 Goldstein, Noah, 503 Gertner, Jadzia, 314 Gonzalez, Felipe, 284 Ghorbanifar, Manucher, 170 Goodkin, David, 271 Gibson, Rex, 22n Goodman, Jerry, 196, 197 Gilbert, Martin, 269, 270 Goodman, Susan, 270 INDEX / 553 Goralnik, Israel, 328 Habonim-Dror North America, 469 Gorbachev, Mikhail, 196, 197, 266, 325, Hacker, Ivan, 307 340, 341, 342, 350 Hadarom, 494 Gordis, David, 199 Hadas, Shmuel, 383 Gordon, Lynne, 257 Hadassah Magazine, 494 Goren, Shlomo, Rabbi, 401 Hadassah, the Women's Zionist Organi- Goren, Shmuel, 389 zation of America, Inc., 470 Gorodetsky, Yaakov (Yasha), 345, 404 Hashachar, 470 Gottschalk, Alfred, 192 Hadassah—WIZO Organization of Gould, S.J., 63n, 64n, 206n Canada, 478 Govrin, Yosef, 352 Hadoar, 494 Grab, Walter, 334 Halliday, Sonia, 270 Grabowska, Urszula, 352 Halperin, Irving, 257 Graf, Louis Gerhard, 271 Halpern, Ralph, 270 Graff, Michael, 308 Halpert, Marta, 315 Granovsky, Phil, 258 Halter, Marek, 280, 312 Gratz, Leopold, 385 Hamburger, Michael, 325 Gratz College, 444 Hame'orer, 45n Great Britain, 160, 172, 259-271 Hamilton, Lee, 170 Greater Phoenix Jewish News, 491 Hamm-Briicher, Hildegard, 322 Greece, 385 Hammer, Armand, 345 Greenberg, Henry Benjamin (Hank), Hammer, Zevulun, 411 Hanavi, Shmuel, 393 503 Haniye, Akram, 390 Greenberg, Irving, Rabbi, 191, 193 Harduf, David Mendel, 257 Greengross, Alan, 270 Har-El (South Africa), 35, 36 Gregor, Galibov, 313 Harish, Micha, 402 Greiner, Nick, 355 Harish, Yosef, 370, 372, 373 Groer, Hermann Cardinal, 311 Harman, Avraham, 312 Gromyko, Andrei, 340 Harris, Milton, 257 Gross, Paul, 307 Harris poll, 147 Grosser, Alfred, 331 Harrison, Sidney, 270 Grossman, David, 407 Hart, T., 80n Grossman, Michael Pesah, 9n Harvard Encyclopedia of American Eth- Grunberger, Josef, 313 nic Groups, 206n, 214n Griinfeld, Chaim, Rabbi, 313 Hashomer Hatzair, Socialist Zionist Gulko, Boris, 345 Youth Movement, 470 Gunsberg, Lynn, 300 Hasi, Ahmed, 320 Gur, Mordechai, 367 Hassan, King of Morocco, 183, 364, Gutman, Herbert G., 206n 376 Gutwillig, Mike, 256 Hawke, Bob, 354, 355, 357, 359 Hayden, Bill, 355 Ha'aretz, 370 Hayoun, Maurice, 280 Habash, George, 389, 393 Hazak, Reuven, 369 Habedi, Dan, 51 Hebrew Arts School, 436 Haberman, Steven, 21 In, 42In Hebrew College, 444 Habermas, Jiirgen, 320 Hebrew Culture Foundation, 437 Habonim-Dror, 44 Hebrew Theological College, 444 554 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 1988 Hebrew Union College—Jewish Insti- Herzog, Chaim, 309, 328, 355, 366, 370, tute of Religion, 330, 445 371, 372, 383, 386, 387, 393, 394, American Jewish Archives, 445 399 American Jewish Periodical Center, Heseltine, Michael, 259 445 Heymans, David, 290 Edgar F. Magnin School of Graduate HIAS, Inc. (Hebrew Immigrant Aid So- Studies, 445 ciety), 441 Jerome H. Louchheim School of Hier, Marvin, 198 Judaic Studies, 445 Hillel, Shlpmo, 393 Nelson Glueck School of Biblical Ar- Hillesum, Etty, 289 chaeology, 445 Hillgruber, Andreas, 319, 334 Rhea Hirsch School of Education, Hindawi, Nezar, 175, 186, 260, 320, 396 445 Hirsch, Kurt, 271 School of Education, 445 Histadrut (Israel), 365, 397, 398 School of Graduate Studies, 445 Histadruth Ivrith of America, 437 School of Jewish Communal Service, The History of the Jews in South Africa, 445 3n, 59n School of Jewish Studies, 446 Hobson, Laura Z., 503 School of Sacred Music, 446 Hoffman, Tzipporah, 49, 50, 52, 53, 53n Skirball Museum, 446 Hoffmann, Christhard, 335 Hebrew Watchman, 498 Hofmeyr, Jan, 7, 27 Hecht, Chic, 151 Holocaust Center of the United Jewish Heertje, Betty, 289 Federation of Greater Pittsburgh, Heidemann, Otto, 324 437 Heilbron, Michael, Rabbi, 268 Holocaust Memorial Resource & Edu- Heilman, Samuel, 191, 202 cation Center of Florida, 437 Heinemann, Boaz, 394 Holocaust—related groups: Heinemann, Ya'acov, 394 American Federation of Jews from Heinz, H., 334 Central Europe, Inc., 459 Helfman, Tatiana, 348 Center for Holocaust Studies, Docu- Hellig, Jocelyn, 4n mentation & Research, 436 Heilman, Yehuda, 503 Committee to Bring Nazi War Crimi- Henrix, Hans Hermann, 332 nals to Justice in U.S.A., Inc., 432 Heritage-Southwest Jewish Press, 491 Conference on Jewish Material Hermes, Hermann, 334 Claims Against Germany, Inc., 441 Herrman, Louis, In, 59n Holocaust Center of Greater Pitts- Hershkovitz, Albert, 257 burgh, 437 Herstigte Nasionale party (South Holocaust Memorial Center of Africa), 31 Florida, 437 Hertzberg, Arthur, 195, 203 Jewish Restitution Successor Organi- Hertzog, J.B.M., 7 zation, 441 Herut party (Israel), 364, 365 Martyrs Memorial & Museum of the Herut Zionists of America, Inc., 470 Holocaust, 438 Herzliah-Jewish Teachers Seminary, New York Holocaust Memorial 446 Commission, 439 Graduate School of Jewish Studies, Research Foundation for Jewish Im- 446 migration, Inc., 439 Jewish People's University of the Air, St. Louis Center for Holocaust Stud- 446 ies, 439 INDEX / 555 Simon Wiesenthal Center, 459 Islamic Jihad, 165 Thanks to Scandinavia, Inc., 441 Israel, 147-150, 159-187, 246-247, Holtzman, Elizabeth, 156 260-262, 275, 284, 291-293, 295, Honecker, Erich, 337, 339 309, 318, 327, 343, 350, 355, 356, Honigmann, Barbara, 335 364-411 Hope Center for the Retarded, 462 Israel, Gerard, 281 Hoppenstein, Abe, 17, 18, 18n Israel, Morton, 216n Horam, Yehuda, 385 Israel, Sherry, 86n Hornstein, Hedvika, 336 Israel and the Third World, 40n Horowitz, C. Morris, 213n Israel Horizons, 494 Hotz, Louis, 3n, 6n, 27n, 59n Israel in the Black American Perspective, Howe, Geoffrey, 260 38n Huberman, Bronislaw, 407 Israel Quality, 494 Humanistic Judaism, 493 Israel Today, 491 Hundert, Gershon, 256 Israel's African Setback in Perspective, Hungary, 350, 386 40n Hurd, Douglas, 265 Istanbul, 246, 294, 396 Hussein, King of Jordan, 159, 175, 176, Italy, 172, 291-302 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182, 184, Itkovich, Moishe, 349 260, 375, 379, 388, 389, 390 Izvestiia, 343 Hux, Allan, 257 Hyman, Herbert, 216n Jackson, Jesse, 156 Jacobovici, Simcha, 246 Iggers, Wilma, 334 Jacobs, Joseph, 210n, 21 In, 212, 212n, Ikor, Roger, 282 214, 214n Illiana News, 492 Jacobs, June, 312 Index to Jewish Periodicals, 497 Jacobs, Louis, Rabbi, 268 Indiana Jewish Post and Opinion, 492 Jacobsen, David P., 165, 166 Inouye, Daniel, 162, 170 Jacoby, Hilla, 270 Institute for a Democratic Alternative Jacoby, Max, 270 for South Africa, 21 Jaffe, Abram, 212, 212n, 220n Institute for Computers in Jewish Life, Jakobovits, Immanuel, Rabbi, 264, 288 446 Janner, Greville, 264 Intermountain Jewish News, 491 Jarman, Frederick, 257 International Conference of Jewish Javits, Jacob K., 504 Communal Service (see World Jenco, Lawrence, 165 Conference of Jewish Communal Jenninger, Philipp, 328 Service) Jerusalem Post, 43n, 5In, 55n, 360, 365, International Council on Jewish Social 374, 380, 388, 389, 391 and Welfare Services, 462 Jewish Academy of Arts and Sciences, International League Against Anti- 437 Semitism and Racism (France), Jewish Action, 494 276 Jewish Advocate, 492 Ionesco, Eugene, 312 Jewish Affairs, 19n, 29n, 30n, 49n Iran-conrra affair, 165-170, 377, 380, Jewish Agency, 361 381 Jewish Blind Society (JBS) (Great Brit- Isaacs, Abram, 205n ain), 263, 264 Isaacs, Edward, 270 Jewish Book Annual, 494 Isaacson, Ben, 35, 35n, 36 Jewish Book Council (JWB), 438 556 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 1988

Jewish Book World, 494 Jewish Labor Committee, 433 Jewish Braille Institute of America, National Trade Union Council for Inc., 463 Human Rights, 433 Jewish Braille Institute Voice, 494 Women's Division of, 433 Jewish Braille Review, 494 Workmen's Circle Division of, 433 Jewish Chautauqua Society, Inc., 446 Jewish Ledger, 495 Jewish Chronicle, 498 Jewish Ministers Cantors Association, Jewish Chronicle (London), 9n, 260, 264 447 Jewish Civic Press (Ga.), 492 Jewish Museum, 198, 437 Jewish Civic Press (La.), 492 Jewish Music Notes, 495 Jewish Civic Press (Tex.), 498 Jewish National Fund of America, 470 The Jewish Communal Register of New Jewish National Fund of Canada York City, 213n (Keren Kayemeth Le'Israel, Inc.), Jewish Communal Survey of Greater 478 New York, 206n Jewish News, 493 Jewish Communities in Frontier Soci- Jewish Observer, 495 eties, 4n, 5n Jewish Opinion: A Newsletter, 25n Jewish Community News, 492 Jewish Peace Fellowship, 433 Jewish Community Voice, 493 Jewish Population of Greater Baltimore, Jewish Conciliation Board of America, 219n Inc., 463 The Jewish Population of Greater New Jewish Current Events, 494 York, 216n Jewish Currents, 494 Jewish Population Studies, 212n, 213n Jewish Democratic Association, 24 Jewish Post (Canada), 499 Jewish Eagle (Canada), 499 Jewish Post and Renaissance, 495 Jewish Education, 494 Jewish Press (Neb.), 493 Jewish Education in Media, Inc., 446 Jewish Press (N.Y.), 495 Jewish Education Service of North Jewish Press Features, 498 America, Inc., 446 Jewish Publication Society, 437 Jewish Exponent, 498 Jewish Quarterly Review, 498 The Jewish Federation of Palm Beach Jewish Reconstructionist Foundation, County Demographic Study, 219n 447 Jewish Floridian Group, 492 Federation of Reconstructionist Con- Jewish Forward, 494 gregations and Havurot, 447 Jewish Frontier, 494 Reconstructionist Rabbinical Associ- Jewish Fund for Justice, 463 ation, 447 Jewish Guardian, 495 Reconstructionist Rabbinical College Jewish Herald, 17n, 19n {see p. 451) Jewish Herald-Voice, 498 Jewish Record, 493 Jewish Horizon, 493 Jewish Reporter (Mass.), 493 Jewish Immigrant Aid Services of Can- Jewish Reporter (Nev.), 493 ada (JIAS), 478 Jewish Restitution Successor Organiza- Jewish Journal (Calif.), 491 tion, 441 Jewish Journal (Fla.), 492 Jewish Roots in the South African Econ- Jewish Journal (N.Y.), 495 omy, 4n, 24n Jewish Journal of San Antonio, 498 Jewish Social Service Quarterly, 216n Jewish Journal of Sociology, 12n, 423n Jewish Social Studies, 205n, 206n, 207n, Jewish Labor Bund, 460 210n, 21 In, 212n, 215n, 220n, 495n INDEX / 557 Jewish South Africans: A Sociological Jewish War Veterans of the United View of the Johannesburg Jewish States of America, 433 Community, 12n, 62n, 98n, 99n National Memorial, Inc.; National Jewish Spectator, 491 Shrine to the Jewish War Dead, Jewish Standard, 493 434 Jewish Standard (Canada), 499 Jewish Week, 495 Jewish Star (Calif.), 491 Jewish Weekly News, 493 Jewish Star (N.J.), 493 Jewish Welfare Board (JWB) (Great Jewish Student Press Service—Jewish Britain), 263, 264 Student Editorial Projects, Jewish Jewish Western Bulletin (Canada), 499 Press Features, 475 The Jewish World, 21 In, 492 Jewish Teachers Association—Morim, Jews and Zionism, 5n, 6n, 7n, 8n, 9n, 447 13n, 27n, 33n, 38n, 39n, 59n Jewish Telegraphic Agency Community Jews' College, 268 News Reporter, 495 Jews for Justice Newsletter, 26n Jewish Telegraphic Agency Daily News Jews for Social Justice (South Africa), Bulletin, 495 24, 25, 26, 36 Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc., 498 The Jews in South Africa: A History, 3n, Jewish Telegraphic Agency Weekly News 6n, 27n, 59n Digest, 495 The Jews of South Africa: What Future? Jewish Theological Seminary of Amer- 49n ica, 149, 192, 330, 447 The Jews: Social Patterns of an Ameri- Albert A. List College of Jewish Stud- can Group, 216n ies, 447 Joel, Asher, Sir, 363 American Student Center in Jerusa- Johannesburg Democratic Action Com- lem, 447 mittee (JODAC), 25 Cantors Institute and Seminary Col- John Paul II, Pope, 158, 291, 292, 297, lege of Jewish Music, 447 298, 360, 363 Department of Radio and Television, Johnstone, F. A., 23n 448 Jordan, 158, 163, 175, 176, 177, 178, Graduate School, 448 181, 183, 184, 384, 389 Jewish Museum (see p. 437) Jordan, Charles, 258 Louis Finkelstein Institute for Reli- Joseph, Use, 270 gious and Social Studies, 448 Joseph, Keith, Sir, 270 Melton Research Center for Jewish Journal of Jewish Communal Service, Education, 448 493 National Ramah Commission, 448 Journal of Psychology and Judaism Prozdor, 448 (Canada), 499 Rabbinical School, 448 Journal of Reform Judaism, 495 Schocken Institute for Jewish Re- Journal of Southern African Studies, 9n search, 448 Journal of the North Shore Jewish Com- University of Judaism, 448 munity, 493 Jewish Times, 492 Journal of the Royal Statistical Society, Jewish Times of the Greater Northeast, 211n 498 Juan Carlos, King, 383 Jewish Transcript, 498 Judah L. Magnes Museum—Jewish Jewish Veteran, 492 Museum of the West, 437 558 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 1988 Judaica Captioned Film Center, Inc., Kentucky Jewish Post and Opinion, 492 437 Keren Or, Inc., 470 Judaism, 4n, 495 Kerner, Paul, 328 Judd, Eleanor P., 218n Kerr, John, Sir, 359 Juhl, Erwin, 290 Kessler, Hannah, 363 Juliana, Princess of the Netherlands, Khalil, Khalil Musa, 181 284, 384 Kharchev, Konstantin, 348 Just, Meir, Rabbi, 287 Khashoggi, Adnan, 170 JWB, 463 Kibbutz Journal, 495 Jewish Book Council (see p. 438) Kickel, Walter, 334 Jewish Chaplains Council, 463 Kienzl, Heinz, 312 Jewish Music Council (see p. 438) Kiewe, Heinz, 270 Lecture Bureau (see p. 438) Kimche, David, 367, 381, 385 JWB Circle, 495 King, Dennis, 145 JWB Commission on Jewish Chap- Kinnock, Neil, 261 laincy, 191 Kirchner, Peter, 337 JWB Jewish Book Council, 438 Kirsch, Lou, 258 JWB Jewish Music Council, 438 Kirschlager, Rudolf, 305, 306, 311 JWB Lecture Bureau, 438 Klarman, Yosef, 411 Klarsfeld, Beate, 307, 361 Kach party (Israel), 395, 410 Klarsfeld, Serge, 278 Kaddoumi, Farouk, 260, 261, 278 Klausner, Henry, 328 Kadima, 254 Kahan, Avrom, 347 Klein, Samuel, 270 Kahane, Meir, Rabbi, 399 Klein, Theo, 277, 279, 281 Kaiser, J., 310 Klein-Low, Stella, 316 Kalb, Bernard, 174 Klieman, Aaron, 41n Kalendarov, Boris, 345 Klinghoffer, Leon, 293, 294 Kallenbach, Hermann, 8 Klirs, Tracy, 255 Kamenetzky, Jacob, Rabbi, 504 Knobel, Peter, 192 Kansas City Jewish Chronicle, 493 Knox, Israel, 504 Kantorovich, Leonid, 349 Kobrin, Frances E., 209n Kantrowitz, Nathan, 209n Kochan, R., 40n Kaplan, Lawrence J., 213n Kocka, Jiirgen, 320 Kaplan, Mendel, 4n, 23, 24n Kogan, Isaac (Yitzhak), 345, 404 Karavan, Dani, 328 Kogan, Leonard S., 216n Karon, Tony, 45n Koh, Adele, 329 Kauffmann, Francine, 281 Kohl, Helmut, 180, 317, 318, 320, 322, Kaufman, Gerald, 269 325, 327, 331 Kayfetz, Ben, 257 Kohs, Samuel C, 214 Kazarian, Richard, Jr., 38n Koivisto, Mauno, 384 Keegstra, James, 247, 248 KolHat'nua, 495 Kehillat Ahavat Hesed (Canada), 255 Kolbe, Maximilian, Father, 351 Kelman, Claude, 312 Kollek, Teddy, 393, 402 Kelman, Wolfe, Rabbi, 201 Konig, Franz Cardinal, 311 Kemp, Anthony, 269 Kopelowitz, Lionel, 269 Kemper, Kate, 336 Kormann, Osias, 290 Kentridge, Sydney, 22 Kormis, Frederick, 271 INDEX / 559 Kornienko, Yuri, 347 Lautenberg, Frank, 151 Koschitzky, Mira, 253 Lavi project, 161, 162, 364, 377, 379, Kosher Directory, 495 380 Kosher Directory, Passover Edition, 495 Lawyers for Human Rights (South Kosmin, Barry A., 87n, 21 In, 214n, Africa), 21 218n, 263, 419n, 421n Layton, Irving, 256, 257 Kraus, David, 369, 372 Lazar, Siegfried, 316 Krausz, Armin, 270 Lazerwitz, Bernard, 215 Kreisky, Bruno, 305, 308, 309, 335 League for Labor Israel, 471 Kremers, Heinz, 332 League for Yiddish, Inc., 438 Krentzman, Meyer, 258 Lebanon, 185, 186, 292, 357, 381, 387, Kreutzer, Franklin, 190 388, 406 Krichevsky, Pinie, 349 Lebed, Mykola, 154 Krisman, Sue, 270 Leguay, Jean, 278 Kroetz, Franz Xavier, 406 Leibler, Isi, 361 Kronenzeitung (Austria), 305, 307 Leibler, Mark, 355 Krupnik, Igor, 347 Leigh, Michael Kennedy, 271 Ku Klux Klan, 144 Leitner, Craig, 395 Kultur un Lebn—Culture and Life, 495 Leo Baeck College, 268 Kushnir, Alexander, 404 Leo Baeck Institute, Inc., 438 Kuszynski, M., 351 Leon, Tony, 18 Kuttner, Robert, 194 Le Pen, Jean-Marie, 272, 276 Kuznets, Simon, 220n Lestchinsky, Jacob, 205n Lever, Henry, 12n Labor party (Israel), 365, 367, 375, 382 Levi, Primo, 301, 335 Labor party (South Africa), 7 Levi Arthritis Hospital, 463 Labor Zionist Alliance, 470 Levin, Carl, 151 Labor Zionist Movement of Canada, Levine, Dennis, 149 478 Levine, Martin, 258 Lachs, Minna, 335 Levine, Mel, 151, 163 Ladurie, Emmanuel Le Roy, 280 Levinger, Moshe, Rabbi, 391 Laffin, John, 269 Levy, Bernard-Henri, 280 Lagorio, Lelio, 293 Levy, Caren, 21 In, 42In Lahat, Shlomo, 328 Levy, David, 365, 398 Laidlaw, Walter, 208 Levy, Emmanuel, 270 Lamishpaha, 495 Levy, Mark, 258 Lamm, Norman, 192 Levy, Moshe, 186, 379 Lampert, Richard, 34 Lewin, Herbert, 336 Landa, Paul, 359 Lewis, Bernard, 269 Landau, Ida Bienstock, 504 Liberal party (South Africa), 13 Langlais, Jacques, 256 Liberalism in South Africa, 7n Lankin, Eliahu, 41, 43n Libman, Carol, 256 Lanzmann, Claude, 280, 285, 333 Libya, 159, 170, 171, 172, 173, 174, 260, LaRouche, Lyndon, 145, 147 294, 321 Lasker-Schiiler, Else, 331 Libyan People's Bureau, 321 Las Vegas Israelite, 493 Lichtenstein, Heiner, 335 Lauder, Ronald, 306 Lifshitz, Vladimir, 266, 345 Lauer, Peter, 328 Ligachev, Yegor, 340 560 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 1988 Likud party (Israel), 366, 372, 375, 376, Mantzaris, Evangalos, 9n 382 Marchenko, Anatoly, 345 Lilith, 495 Maria Sanguinetti, Julio, 387 Limonchik, Abe, 246 Markens, Henry, 287 Linnas, Karl, 155 Markov, Georgi, 346 Lipmann, Fritz A., 504 Markx, Frederika, 289 Lipper, Stephen, 253 Marrus, Michael, 257 Lipset, S. M., 216n Marshak, Samuil, 346 Lipsitz, Edmond, 257 Marshall, James, 505 Lipton, Merle, 23n Martyrdom and Resistance, 495 Literary Digest, 216 Martyrs Memorial & Museum of the Littman, Sol, 247 Holocaust, 438 Loeb, Isidore, 21 In Marx, Karl, 329 London Beth Din, 267 Maschler, Kurt, 271 London Times, 261, 295, 373 Masorti Assembly of Synagogues (Great Long Island Jewish World, 195, 495 Britain), 268 Lopez Aguirregengoz, Pedro, 383 al-Masri, Zafr, 180, 181, 375, 389 Lorber, Marcel, 270 Massaryk, Fred, 214n Lorge, Ernst, Rabbi, 337 Massing, Paul W., 335 Low, Moses, 316 Masur, Kurt, 338 Lowenthal, Ernst Gottfried, 336 Matas, David, 249 Lubavitch Hassidim, 153, 189, 269, 315, Matas, Roy, 258 362 Maurer, Trude, 335 Lubbers, Ruud (Rudolph), 283, 284, Mayer, Albert J., 212n 288, 384 Mayer, Daniel, 281 Lucas, Victor, 267 Mayer, Eli, 328 Lugar, Richard, 163 Mayne, Seymour, 257 Lurie, Note, 348 Mazankowski, Don, 246 Lushington, Laura, 270 Mazar, Eilat, 408 Lustig, Arnost, 270 McFarlane, Robert, 165, 166, 168 Lyons, Simon, 271 McGill, Nettie Pauline, 216n McKnight, John, 373 Ma'ariv, 43n, 366 Medding, Peter, 4n, 5n, 12n Maccoby, Hyam, 269 Meese, Edwin, 168, 169, 380 Macharski, Cardinal, 351 Meghnagi, Miriam, 301 Machne Israel, Inc., 448 Meissner-Blau, Freda, 306 Magarik, Alexei, 345 Melcher, Peter, 334 Magarik, Vladimir, 312 Melton Journal, 495 Maikovskis, Boleslavs, 155 Meltz, Barbara, 45n Maisels, Israel, 11 Memorial Foundation for Jewish Cul- Malamud, Bernard, 505 ture, Inc., 438 Malan, Daniel F., 7, 10, 37 Mendelow, Nathan, 19n Malka, Victor, 281 Mengele, Josef, 318 Malki, David, 282 Mercaz, 471 Malone, Bishop James, 158 Merkos L'Inyonei Chinuch, Inc. (The Mandela, Nelson, 16 Central Organization for Jewish Mandelbaum, Moshe, 399 Education), 449 Mann, David, 29 Meroz, Yohanan, 328, 335 INDEX / 561 Mesh, Yaakov, 345 Moskovits, Sara, 314 Mesivta Yeshiva Rabbi Chaim Berlin Moskowits, Simon, 313, 314 Rabbinical Academy, 449 Mosse, George, 279 Metzenbaum, Howard, 151 Mostov, Stephen G., 204n M'Godolim, 498 Motlana, Nathan, 55 Miami Jewish Tribune, 492 Mousa, Moulana Ebrahim, 53 Michaelis, Meir, 300 Movement Against Racism and for Michaels, Hillel, 258 Friendship Among Peoples Michigan Jewish History, 493 (France), 277 Middle East Review, 42n Mubarak, Hosni, 186, 187, 375, 376, Midstream, 495 379, 381, 382 Migdal, Ulrike, 334 Miiller, Fritz, 329 Migicovsky, Bert Baruch, 258 Miiller, Gerhard, 329 Milbank Memorial Fund Quarterly, Miiller, Maria, 329 216n Mulroney, Brian, 245, 246 Milgrom, Ida, 345, 403 Murphy, Richard, W., 163, 176, 177, Miller, Shoshana, 189, 190, 364, 401 185, 186, 187, 375, 382 Miller, Tevie, 257 Musiker, Reuben, 4n Miller, William, 257 Muskie, Edmund, 169 Millman, Ivor I., 206n Muslim Students Association, 44n, 45n Minerbi, Sergio, 301 Minski, Louis, 271 Mintz, Shlomo, 407 Na'amat USA, the Women's Labor Missouri Jewish Post, 493 Zionist Organization of America, AlMithaq, 390 Inc., 471 Mitlin, Mark, 348 Na'amat Woman, 496 Mitterrand, Francois, 173, 272, 273, Nachmann, Werner, 322, 335 275, 277, 384 Nachrichtenblatt (German Democratic Mizrachi-Hapoel Hamizrachi Organi- Republic), 339 zation of Canada, 478 Nadelmann, Ludwig, Rabbi, 505 Mladenov, Petar, 350 Nahon, Gerard, 281 Mnumzama, Neo, 53, 54 Nakash, William, 278, 410 Modai, Yitzhak, 365, 367, 370, 396, 397 Naor, Simcha, 335 Modern Jewish Studies Annual, 495 Nathan, David, 270 Mogilevich, Misha, 349 Nathanson, Natan, 394 Mohammed, Nazeem, 52 The Nation, 149, 150 Moment, 492 National Association for the Advance- Mommsen, Hans, 320 ment of Colored People (NAACP), Monbaz, Jacob, 258 157 Monitin, 371 National Association of Jewish Family, Montalcini, Rita Levi, 298, 302 Children's and Health Profession- Montand, Yves, 312, 404 als (see Association of Jewish Fam- Mordechai, Yitzhak, 411 ily and Children's Agency Profes- Morecraft, Joe, 152 sionals) Morning Freiheit, 496 National Association of Jewish Voca- Morse, John, 265 tional Services, 463 Mosco, Maisie, 270 National Committee for Furtherance of MoscOvitch, Morris, 258 Jewish Education, 449 562 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 1988 National Committee for Labor Israel— National Jewish Information Service for Histadrut, 471 the Propagation of Judaism, Inc., National Conference of Christians and 450 Jews, 332 National Jewish Population Study, 209n National Conference on Soviet Jewry, National Jewish Post and Opinion, 492 197, 434 National Joint Community Relations Soviet Jewry Research Bureau, 434 Committee of Canadian Jewish National Congress of Jewish Deaf, 463 Congress, 478 National Council of Jewish Prison National party (South Africa), 7, 13, 15, Chaplains, Inc. (see American Jew- 16, 18, 20, 27, 56 ish Correctional Chaplains Associ- National Union of Journalists (Great ation, Inc.) Britain), 261 National Council of Jewish Women, 464 National Union of South African Stu- National Council of Jewish Women of dents (NUSAS), 21, 24, 53 Canada, 478 National Yiddish Book Center, 439 National Council of Young Israel, 449 Natshe, Mustafa, 179 American Friends of Young Israel Navon, Yitzhak, 289, 328 Synagogues in Israel, 449 NBC Nev/s/Wall Street Journal survey, Armed Forces Bureau, 449 152 Employment Bureau, 449 Near East Report, 492 Institute for Jewish Studies, 449 Ne'eman, Ya'acov, 370 Young Israel Collegiates and Young Ner Israel Rabbinical College, 450 The Netherlands, 283-290 Adults, 449 Neumann, Solomon, 205n Young Israel Youth, 450 Neuwald, Kurt, 336 National Foundation for Jewish Cul- Neve Shalom Synagogue (Istanbul), ture, 438 246, 396 National Front (France), 272, 275 New Israel Fund, 471 National Hebrew Culture Council, 438 New Jewish Agenda, 434 National Institute for Jewish Hospice, New Menorah, 498 464 New Republic, 148, 150, 194, 196 National Jewish Center for Immunol- Newsday, 391 ogy and Respiratory Medicine, 464 Newsletter of Jews for Social Justice, 25n National Jewish Center for Learning Newsweek, 149, 325 and Leadership-CLAL, 191, 450 New York Holocaust Memorial Com- National Jewish Coalition, 200, 434 mission, 439 National Jewish Commission on Law New York Post, 149 and Public Affairs (COLPA), 434 New York Times, 166, 170, 196, 303, National Jewish Committee on Scout- 304, 379, 385 ing, 464 New York Times/CBS News poll, 147, National Jewish Community Relations 170, 173 Advisory Council, 434 Nicaragua, 380 National Jewish Daily and Israel Today, Nimrodi, Yaacov, 170 491 Nir, Amiram, 367 National Jewish Girl Scout Committee, Nissim, Moshe, 365, 405 464 Nittenberg, Joanna, 315 National Jewish Hospitality Committee, Nolte, Ernst, 319 450 Norland, J. A., 207n INDEX / 563 North, Oliver, 166, 168 Pandraud, Robert, 278 North American Association of Jewish Papernick, Henry, 258 Homes and Housing for the Aging, Papers in Jewish Demography 1973, 63n, 464 97n, 207n North American Jewish Students Ap- Papers in Jewish Demography 1981, 62n, peal, 476 204n, 209n, 214n, 215n North American Jewish Students' Net- Papers in Jewish Demography 1985, work, 476 lOOn Northern California Jewish Bulletin, 491 Papoulias, Karolos, 385 Norwood Child Care (Great Britain), Parti Quebecois, 249, 252 263 Pasceddu, Fausto, 300 Novik, Yitzhak, 394 Passier, Bernd, 335 Nussbaum, Jakob, 336 Passman, Florrie, 271 Pasternak, Boris, 340 O'Brien, Conor Cruise, 269 Patt, Gideon, 327 O'Connor, John Cardinal, 158 Paucker, Arnold, 334 O'Connor, Mark, 405, 406 Paulus, Friedrich, 325 Oded, Arye, 40n Pavoncello, Vittorio, 301 Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 497 Pearl, Bert, 258 Olomeinu—Our World, 496 Pearlman, Moshe, 411 Ontario Jewish Association for Equity PEC Israel Economic Corporation, 471 in Education, 250 Pedagogic Reporter, 496 Operation Moses, 404 PEF Israel Endowment Funds, Inc., Or Chadash, 496 471 The Order, 143 Peled, Yossi, 411 Orenstein, Leo, 256 Peli, Gilad, 394 Orlov, Yuri, 312, 341 Penkin, Jonathan, 3n Orr, Ori, 411 Penn, Martin, 255 ORT {see American ORT Federation) Peres, Shimon, 41, 158, 160, 162, 164, ORT (see Canadian ORT Federation) 169, 176, 177, 178, 180, 181, 182, The Other Bostonians, 209n 183, 184, 185, 186, 187, 246, 260, Ottawa Jewish Bulletin & Review, 499 261, 275, 284, 293, 309, 325, 327, Otto, Wolfgang, 325 328, 329, 343, 345, 352, 364, 365, Ottolenghi, Vittorio, 296 366, 367, 368, 369, 370, 371, 372, Oweida, Faisal, 261 373, 374, 375, 376, 377, 378, 379, Ozar Hatorah, Inc., 450 380, 381, 382, 384, 385, 386, 390, Oziel, Leon, 258 394, 397, 401, 402 Peretz, Martin, 196 Paganoni, Marco, 301 Peretz, Yitzhak, 190, 401, 402, 403 Pagis, Dan, 411 Perlman, Itzhak, 407 Palestine Liberation Organization Perlmutter, Nathan, 199 (PLO), 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, Perlstein, Harris, 505 180, 181, 182, 183, 187, 246, 275, Perspectives in American History, 220n 284, 294, 326, 338, 355, 375, 377, Pertini, Sandro, 291, 292 384, 388, 389, 390, 399 Peter, Friedrich, 308 Palestine Trade Union Federation, 261 P'eylim—American Yeshiva Student Paltzur, Mordechai, 350 Union, 450 Pan-Africanist Congress, 11 Philbrick, Ronald, 153 564 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 1988 Phillips, Bruce, 218n Pryor, Hilary, 363 Pick, Rudolf, 336 Publications of the American Statistical Pickering, Thomas, 179, 378, 380 Association, 21 On Pierre-Bloch, Jean, 281 Piitz, Christian, 329 Pilch, Judah, 505 Piitz, Christina, 329 Pinshaw, Israel, 17, 17n, 18 Pioneer Women/Na'amat (see Na'amat Qaddafi, Muammar, 171, 172, 174, 175, USA) 294 Pires, Robert, 143, 144 Quandt, William, 179 Plaut, W. Gunther, Rabbi, 246, 257 Quarterly Report, 492 Pleinert, Otto, 309, 385 Poale Agudath Israel of America, Inc., Rabbinical Alliance of America (Igud 471 Harabonim), 450 Women's Division of, 471 Rabbinical Assembly, 193, 450 Poalei Zion, 9 Rabbinical College of Telshe, Inc., 457 Podhoretz, Norman, 149, 150 Rabbinical Council of America, Inc., Poindexter, John M., 166, 168 190, 193, 451 Polacco, Cesare, 302 Rabbinical Council Record, 496 Polak, Henry, 8 Rabin, Yitzhak, 41, 160, 161, 169, 179, Poland, 350-352, 386 182, 186, 260, 375, 378, 379, 380, Pollard, Anne Henderson, 147, 379 381, 384, 387, 388, 394, 395 Pollard, Jonathan, 147, 148, 150, 159, Rabinovitch, Joseph, 257 164, 165, 379, 380 Rabinowitch, Jakob Jascha, 271 Poller, Arm, 59n Rabinowitz, Eliezer Simcha, Rabbi, 271 Poppers, Mozes M., 290 Rabinowitz, Louis I., 33, 33n, 34, 35 Popular Front for the Liberation of Raffles, Emanuel, 271 Palestine (PFLP), 180, 389, 393 Rafsanjani, Hojatolislam Hashemi, 166 Population History of New York City, Rahmeh, Fayez Aby, 177, 260, 261 2O8n Rally for the Republic (France), 272 Population Index, 2O5n Rand Daily Mail, 23n A Population Study of the Jewish Com- Rappaport, Ira, 395 munity of Metro West, 219n Rappeport, Michael, 219n Porath, Ben, 275 Rappoport, Eugen, 336 Posse Comitatus, 144 Rasky, Harry, 256 Pravda, 288 Ratushinskaya, Irina, 341 Prawer, S. S., 270 Rau, Johannes, 328 Present Tense, 496 Ravenswood Foundation for the Men- Presse (Austria), 307 tally Handicapped, 263, 264 Price, Charles A., 206n, 208n Rayner, John, Rabbi, 268 Price, Harold, 271 al-Razak Ahye, Abed, 377 Pritzker, Abram N., 506 Reagan, Ronald, 147, 160, 161, 166, Proceedings of the American Academy 167, 168, 169, 170, 171, 172, 173, for Jewish Research, 496 174, 176, 179, 182, 185, 194, 195, Profit (Austria), 303, 304 197, 294, 321, 325, 342, 343 Progressive Federal party (South Recanati, Raphael, 399 Africa), 13, 16, 19, 20, 21, 56 Reconstructionist, 496 Progressive Zionist Caucus, 471 Reconstructionist Rabbinical College, Promislow, Helen, 246 451 Prutschi, Manuel, 247 Red Army Faction, 320, 321 INDEX / 565 Reder, Walter, 308 Ritmeyer, Leen, 408 Redman, Charles, 179 Ritterband, Paul, 209n, 216n, 419n Reem, Chanan, 316 Robards, David, 358 Reform Judaism, 496 Robertson, Janet, 7n Reform party (South Africa), 19 Robertson, Marion G. (Pat), 152 Reform Synagogues of Great Britain Robins, Tony, 258, 270 (RSGB), 267 Robinson, Aubrey E., 164, 165 Reich, Seymour, 197 Robison, Sophia M., 212n, 213n Reich-Ranicki, Marcel, 335-336 Rogers, Bernard W., 172, 174 Reifenberg, Adele, 271 Rogger, Hans, 269 Reitman, Dorothy, 253 Roizin, Berl, 349 Religious Zionists of America, 472 Rom, Werner, 312 Bnei Akiva of North America, 472 Romain, Jonathan, Rabbi, 269 Mizrachi-Hapoel Hamizrachi, 472 Rome, David, 256 Mizrachi Palestine Fund, 472 Ronen, Moshe, 253 National Council for Torah Educa- Ronson, R. Lou, 257 tion of Mizrachi-Hapoel Hamizra- Roper poll, 148 chi, 472 Roques, Henri, 276, 277 Noam-Mizrachi New Leadership Rose, Alan, 257 Council, 472 Rose, David, 506 Remes, David H., 153 Rose, Jack, 258 Renton, Tim, 260 Rosen, David, 34 Report to South African Jewry, 29n, 30n, Rosenbaum, S., 21 In 55n Rosenberg, Imrich Yitzhak, 258 Reporter, 496 Rosenberg, Louis, 207n Representative Council of French Jewry Rosenberg, Stuart, 256 (CRIF), 277, 278, 279, 281 Rosenbloom, Neil, 258 Research Foundation for Jewish Immi- Rosenthal, Erich, 209n gration, Inc., 439 Rosenthal, Hans, 336 Research Institute of Religious Jewry, Rosenwaike, Ira, 205n, 206n, 2O8n, Inc., 451 210n Resnikoff, Nathalie, 506 Rosenzweig, Franz, 331 Response, 496 Ross, Anne G., 257 RE'UTH Women's Social Service, Inc., Ross, Malcolm, 248 441 Rost van Tonningen, Flora, 284, 285 Revco, Annemarie, 312 Rost van Tonningen, Meinout, 284 Reynolds, Simon, 270 Roth, Shmuel E., 287 Rhode Island Jewish Historical Notes, Roth, Stephen, 312 498 Rothschild, Richard C, 507 Rich, Jacob C, 506 Rothstein, Joseph, 507 Richard, Dirk, 38n Rothstein, Samuel, 507 Richler, Mordecai, 256 Rotrand, Marvin, 246 Richter, Glenn, 197 Roumanian Jewish Federation of Amer- Rickover, Hyman G., 506 ica, Inc., 460 Ricochets, 406, 407 Roumeliotis, Panaglotis, 385 Riesenhuber, Heinz, 327 Rowland, Deborah, 271 al-Rifai, Zaid, 181, 184 Rubinstein, Amnon, 327 The Rise and Crisis of Afrikaner Power, Rubinstein, Arthur, 407 14n Rubinstein, Elyakim, 411 566 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 1988 Rubinstein, William D., 73n Schneider, Gerald, 270 Rubloff, Arthur, 507 Schnitzler, Arthur, 314 Rudman, Warren, 151 Schoeps, Julius, 334, 335 Rumania, 352 Schoner, Alfred, Rabbi, 350 Ruppin, Arthur, 211 Schrayer, Max R., 507 The Russian Jew in the United States, Schubert, Kurt, 315 213n Schulmeister, Paul, 311 Ryan, Claude, 251 Schultheis, Herbert, 334 Schulweis, Harold, 188 Sabban, Giacomo, 302 Schwartz, David, 508 Sabbath, Jacques, 282 Schwarz, Harry, 19, 20, 55, 58 Sacerdoti, Annie, 301 Schwarz-Bart, Andre, 281 Sacher, Michael, 271 Schwarzenberg, Prince, 314 Sachs, Max, 328 Schwelien, Maria, 328 Sackville, Ronald, 363 Schwimmer, Walter, 310 Sadat, Anwar, 183 Schwimmer, Al, 170 Safdie, Moshe, 257 Scowcroft, Brent, 170 Sagan, Francoise, 280 Scribner, Rob, 151 Saguy, Uri, 411 Seftel, Lisa, 26n Said, Edward, 269 Segal, Haggai, 394 St. Louis Center for Holocaust Studies, Segel, Kenneth, 255 439 Segre, Augusto, 301, 302 St. Louis Jewish Light, 493 Segre, Dan Vittorio, 301 Sakharov, Andrei, 342 Seidl, Gunter, 310 Salameh, Farouk, 320 Seligman, Ben B., 216n Salgo, Laszlo, Rabbi, 350 Sella, Aviem, 164 Sambatyon, Moshe, 258 Seltzer, Robert M., 219n Samuel, Donald, 270 Sentinel, 492 Sanders, Moshe, 271 Sephardi Torah Guardians party (Shas), San Diego Jewish Times, 491 401 Sanford, Terry, 151 Sephardic House, 439 Sarid, Yossi, 371 Sephardic Jewish Brotherhood of Amer- Saron, Gustav, In, 4n, 6n, 27n, 59n, 65n ica, Inc., 460 Satmar Hassidim, 154 Sermoneta, Giuseppe, 300, 302 Satyagraha in South Africa, 9n Sforim, Mendele Mocher, 347 Saudi Arabia, 159, 163, 260, 326 Shadid, Mohammed, 391 Scalfaro, Oscar Luigi, 384 Shaffir, Moishe, 257 Schafgans, Hans Chaim, 336 Shahal, Moshe, 371 Schall, Ekkehard, 338, 406 Shaked, Gershon, 335 Scheckner, J., 419n Shalom, Avraham, 368, 370, 371, 373 Schick, Marvin, 195 Shalom Center, 434 Schindler, Alexander, Rabbi, 190, 192, Shamgar, Meir, 372 199, 201 Shamir, Shulamit, 386 Schindler, Walter, 270 Shamir, Yitzhak, 169, 176, 179, 185, Schmelz, Uziel O., 59n, 62n, 63n, 64n, 260, 350, 352, 364, 365, 366, 367, 84n, 88n, 97n, 107n, 124n, 204n, 369, 370, 371, 372, 373, 376, 377, 206n, 207n, 209n, 214n, 215n, 380, 381, 382, 385, 386, 387, 404 413n, 419n, 421n, 423n Shammas, Anton, 407 INDEX / 567 Shamosh, Amnon, 281 Sinowatz, Fred, 306, 309 Shankman, Jacob Kestin, Rabbi, 508 Sirat, Rene, 277, 278 Sharansky, Avital, 345, 403, 404 Skirball Museum {see Hebrew Union Sharansky, Natan (Anatoly), 196, 197, College-Jewish Institute of Reli- 254, 266, 288, 312, 325, 338, 344, gion) 345, 403, 404 Sklare, Marshall, 216n Sharir, Avraham, 187, 365, 385, 410 Slepak, Alexander, 312, 345 Sharon, Ariel, 51, 365, 366, 378, 382, Slovo, Joe, 54 407 Smith, Denis Mack, 301 Shaw, Ben, 271 Smith, Larry, 151 Sheftel, Yoram, 406 Smolar, Boris, 508 Sheindler, Alexander Efimovich, 348 Smooha, Sammy, 399, 400 Sherer, Moshe, Rabbi, 190 Smuts, Jan Christiaan, 6, 7, 13, 27, 37 Sherman, Archie, 271 Snowdon, Lord, 270 Sherman, Michael, 404 Snunit, Michal, 408 Sheskin, Ira, 219n Sobol, Joshua (Yehoshua), 279, 310 Shevardnadze, Eduard, 266, 325, 343, Social Biology, 211 n 386 Social Democrats (SPD) (Fed. Republic Sheviley Ha-Hinnukh, 496 of Germany), 318, 328 Shilansky, Dov, 400 Society for Humanistic Judaism, 451 Shimoni, Gideon, 5n, 6n, 7n, 8n, 9n, Society for the History of Czechoslovak 13n, 27n, 33n, 38n, 39n, 47n, 59n Jews, Inc., 439 Shin Bet affair, 364, 367, 368, 369, 371, Society of Friends of the Touro Syna- 372, 373 gogue, National Historical Site, Shinwell, Emanuel Lord, 271 Inc., 451 Al-Shiraa, 165, 166 Society of Israel Philatelists, 472 Shloimovitz, Marcus, 271 Sofaer, Abraham, 164, 382 Sh'ma, 496 Soffer, Ovadia, 281 Shmuessen Mit Kinder Un Yugent, 496 Solomon, Gershon, 400 Shoah, 285 Soloveitchik, Joseph, Rabbi, 193 Shoctor, Joseph, 257 Sonnabend, Henry, 62, 63n, 87n Sholem Aleichem Folk Institute, Inc., Sonneborn, Rudolf G., 508 451 South Africa, 3-140 Shultz, George, 156, 159, 161, 162, 166, South African International Socialist 168, 171, 174, 176, 179, 182, 185, League, 9 186, 343, 376, 378 South African Jewish Board of Depu- Shuster, Zachariah, 508 ties, 3n, 12, 17n, 20, 23, 26, 27, 27n, Sichrovsky, Peter, 269 28, 28n, 29, 29n, 30, 31, 32, 33, 43, Sicron, Moshe, 108n 44, 46, 50, 5 In, 55, 57, 60 Silberman, Charles, 202, 203 South African Jewish Population Study, Silbermann, Alphons, 335 63n Siljander, Mark, 151 South African Jewish Times, 18n Silkin, Jon, 270 South African Jewry: A Contemporary Silver, Kenneth, 270 Survey, 4n, 47n, 55n, 65n Simonsohn, Shlomo, 300 South African Journal of Science 33, 62n Sinelnikova, Bronia, 349 South African Observer, 30n Singer, Lynn, 312 South African Union of Jewish Stu- Siniora, Hanna, 177, 260, 261 dents, 18, 44, 45, 57 568 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 1988 South African Zionist Federation, 9, 43, Stringer, Andrea, 257 46, 60 Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry, 197, Southern Jewish Weekly, 492 434 Southwest Jewish Chronicle, 498 Studies in Bibliography and Booklore, Sovetish haimland, 346, 347 497 Soviet Union, 171, 340-349, 385 Studies in Jewish Demography—Survey Spadolini, Giovanni, 291, 293 for 1969-1971, 63n Spain, 383 Studies in Jewish Demography—Survey Speakes, Larry, 165 for 1972-1980, (An, 206n Specter, Arlen, 151 Suhl, Yuri, 508 Spectrum, 496 Super, Arthur Saul, Rabbi, 34 Spengler, Helmut, 332 Sussmann, Heinrich, 316 Sperber, Manes, 335 Siissmuth, Rita, 328 Spertus, Maurice, 508 Suttner, Raymond, 26n Spertus College of Judaica, 451 Suzman, Helen, 11, 18, 19, 20 Spies, Gerty, 336 Swaggart, Jimmy, 152 Spilken, S., 17n Synagogue Council of America, 191, Spivak, Mira, 257 199, 451 Spivak, Sidney, 258 Synagogue Light, 496 Star (South Africa), 33n, 35n, 46n Syria, 172, 175, 176, 177, 183, 185, 186, Stark Jewish News, 497 294, 320, 326, 378 State of Israel Bonds, 472 Szajkowski, Zosa, 21 In Statistics of the Jews of the United States, Szold, Henrietta, 21 In 204n Szur, Michael, 24 Stavitsky, Arkady, 347 Steel, David, 261 Taba, 185, 186, 378, 381, 382, 383 Steg, Ady, 278 Tabor, Etti, 187 Stein, Edith, 351 Tache, Stefano, 292 Stein, Ernst M., Rabbi, 337 Tagliacozzo, Sergio, 302 Steinberg, Gerald M., 42n Tal, Dorit, 63n Stemberger, G., 315 Talks and Tales, 496 Stern (Fed. Republic of Germany), 323 Talmud Torah Mahsike Hadat Stern, Barbara, 255, 312 (Austria), 314 Stern, David, 331 Tamir, Avraham, 367 Stern, Isaac, 407 Tanenbaum, Marc, 199 Sternberg, Sigmund, 270 Tarafi, Jamil, 181 Sternhell, Zeev, 279 Taschner, Eberhard, 339 Stevenson, Adlai E. Ill, 145 Tau, Max, 325 Steyrer, Kurt, 303, 306 Tawil, Hassan Mustafa, 181 Stichnoth, Elfriede, 329 Taylor, Maurice, 213n, 218n Stoleru, Lionel, 281 Tehiya Canada, 254 Stone, Joseph Ellis Lord, 271 Tehiya party (Israel), 410 Stone, Julius, 359, 363 Tenoudji, Edmond, 282 Straik, L. 280 Teran, Edgar, 387 Strassmann, Fritz, 329 Terre-Blanche, Eugene, 31, 32 Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI), 160 Teutsch, David, Rabbi, 191, 201 Strauss, Herbert A., 335 Texas Jewish Post, 498 Strike, 45n Thalmann, Ernst, 325 INDEX / 569 Thanks to Scandinavia, Inc., 441 Transport and General Workers' Union Thatcher, Margaret, 173, 259, 260, 261, (TGWU) (Great Britain), 261 262, 369, 374, 383 Trends, 496 Theodor Herzl Foundation, 472 Tribune (South Africa), 36n Herzl Press, 472 Trifa, Valerian, 155 Theodor Herzl Institute, 472 Trigano, Shmuel, 280, 281 Thernstrom, Stephan, 206n, 209n, 214n Tsaban, Yair, 401 Tikkun, 491 Tugend, Tom, 55n Toaff, Dani, 301 Tulsa Jewish Review, 498 Toaff, Elio, Rabbi, 292, 297, 298 Tutu, Desmond, 23n, 25, 35, 50, 5In, 55 Tobin, Gary A., 219n Tyndall, John, 265 Todd, Ron, 261 Torah Schools for Israel—Chinuch Atz- UJFNews, 498 mai, 451 Ullrich, Aquilin, 325 Torah Umesorah—National Society for Undzer Veg (Canada), 499 Hebrew Day Schools, 452 Ungar, Andre, Rabbi, 33 Institute for Professional Enrich- Union for French Democracy, 272 ment, 452 Union for Traditional Conservative Ju- National Association of Hebrew Day daism (UTCJ), 193 School Administrators, 452 Union of American Hebrew Congrega- National Association of Hebrew Day tions, 201, 202, 204, 204n, 453 School Parent-Teacher Associa- American Conference of Cantors, 453 tions, 452 Commission on Jewish Education, National Conference of Yeshiva Prin- cipals, 452 453 National Yeshiva Teachers Board of Commission on Social Action of Re- License, 452 form Judaism (see p. 432) Torberg, Friedrich, 314 Commission on Synagogue Manage- Torrance, Sydney, 271 ment, 453 Toscano, Mario, 301 National Association of Temple Ad- Touati, Emile, 279 ministrators, 453 Toubin, Isaac, 509 National Association of Temple Touro College, 452 Educators, 453 College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, National Federation of Temple 452 Brotherhoods, 453 Division of Health Sciences, 452 National Federation of Temple Sister- Flatbush Program, 452 hoods, 454 Graduate School of Jewish Studies, North American Federation of Tem- 453 ple Youth (NFTY), 454 Institute of Jewish Law, 453 Union of Councils for Soviet Jews Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center, 453 (UCSJ), 197, 435 Jewish People's University of the Air, Union of Italian Jewish Communities, 453 296, 297, 298, 299 School of General Studies, 453 Union of Jews for Resistance and Mu- Tower, John, 169 tual Help (France), 277 Trade Union Friends of Israel (TUFI) Union of Liberal and Progressive Syna- (Great Britain), 261 gogues (ULPS) (Great Britain), Tradition, 496 267 570 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 1988 Union of Orthodox Jewish Congrega- Vaad Mishmereth Stam, 455 tions of America, 156, 454 van den Broek, Hans, 284 National Conference of Synagogue van der Stroom, Gerrit, 289 Youth, 454 van Rijk, Perla, 289 Women's Branch, 454 Vanunu, Mordechai, 261, 295, 364, 373 Union of Orthodox Rabbis of the United van Voolen, Judith Frishman, 289 States, 454 van Zyl Slabbert, F., 21 Union of Palestinian Writers, 261 Veinshtain, Maria, 347 Union of Sephardic Congregations, Inc., Vergelis, Aron, 346 454 Verges, Jacques, 281 United Charity Institutions of Jerusa- Verwoerd, Hendrik, 10, 13, 15 lem, Inc., 472 Vidal, Gore, 149, 150 United Democratic Front, 24, 26, 26n, Vielmetti, N., 315 52, 53 Village Voice, 154 United Israel Appeal, Inc., 473 Vineberg, Arthur, Dr., 257 United Jewish Appeal, Inc., 441 Vogel, Wolfgang, 338 United Jewish Philanthropic Fund Voigt, Klaus, 300 (France), 280 von Braunmiihl, Gerold, 321 United Jewish Teachers' Seminary, 478 von Lohr, Alexander, 304 United Lubavitcher Yeshivoth, 455 von Nordheim, Eckhard, 332 United Nations, Resolutions 242 and von Spee, Wilderich, Count, 322, 323 338, 177, 178 von Sternburg, Wilhelm, 335 United Nations, Security Council, 172 von Weizsacker, Richard, 315, 319, 325, United party (South Africa), 7, 13, 19n 326, 328 United States Committee Sports for Is- Vorst, Isaac, 287 rael, Inc., 473 Vorster, B. J., 14, 29 United Synagogue (US) (Great Britain), Vorster, John, 13, 41 267 Voznesensky, Andrei, 340, 341 United Synagogue of America, 455 Vranitzky, Franz, 306, 313 Commission on Jewish Community and Public Policy, 455 Wachsmann, Shelly, 408 Commission on Jewish Education, Waddington, David, 261 455 Wagner, Heinz, 316 Jewish Educators Assembly, 455 Wagner, O.J.M., 12n Kadima, 455 Wagner, Victor, 314 National Association of Synagogue Wahle, Hedwig, 311 Administrators, 455 Waldheim, Kurt, 155, 156, 198, 199, United Synagogue Youth of, 455 249, 303, 304, 305, 306, 308, 309, United Synagogue Review, 496 339, 385 Unna, Itzhak, 41, 4In Waldman, Eliezer, 400 The Unnatural Alliance, 39n, 41n Waldman, Jonah H., Rabbi, 509 Unser Tsait, 496 Walk, Joseph, 334 Unterhalter, Beryl, 63n Waller, Harold, 253 Unwelcome Strangers: East European Waller, Louis, 363 Jews in Imperial Germany, 205n Wallis, Allen, 378 UOTS, Inc., 461 Wallmann, Walter, 317 Urbach, Nathan, 258 Wall Street Journal, 160, 174, 182 INDEX / 571 Walsh, Lawrence, 170 Wilson, Nelly, 281 Walters, Denis, 260 Windsor Jewish Community Bulletin Walters, Vernon, 174 (Canada), 499 Wantman, Morey J., 216n Winn, Conrad, 247, 256 Washington Jewish Week, 492 Winter, Anton, 313, 314 Washington Post, 174, 178, 186 Wirnik, Rachmiel, 509 Waterman, Stanley, 214n, 263 Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle, 498 Wattenberg, Ben, 195 Wisse, Ruth R., 257 Watts, Ronald K., 210n Woerner, Manfred, 384 Waxman, Moshe, 258 Wolpe, Harold, 12 Webber, George, 260 Women's American ORTReporter, 496 Weber, Yisroel, 258 Women's League for Conservative Ju- Webster, William, 164, 379 daism, 456 Weiler, Moses C, Rabbi, 4, 34 Women's League for Israel, Inc., 473 Weimann, Gabriel, 256 Women's League Outlook, 497 Weinberger, Caspar, 144, 160, 161, 162, Workmen's Circle, 461 166, 171, 173, 378 Division of Jewish Labor Committee Weiner, Gerry, 246 (see p. 433) Weinfeld, Morton, 257 Workmen's Circle Call, 497 Weinreich, Max, 205n World Confederation of Jewish Com- Weinrich, Lorenz, 332 munity Centers, 464 Weinstein, Julius, 47 World Confederation of United Zion- Weinzweig, Helen, 256 ists, 473 Weir, Benjamin, 165 World Conference of Jewish Communal Weisbord, Robert G., 38n Service, 435 Weise, Gottfried, 325 World Council of Synagogues, 456 Weiss, Abner, 34 World Jewish Congress, 199, 278, 304, Weiss, Joseph, 269 305, 307, 309, 310, 332, 361, 385, Weizman, Ezer, 182, 183, 187, 327, 366, 406, 435 367, 371 World Union for Progressive Judaism, Weizmann, Chaim, 319 456 Wertheimer, Jack, 2O5n World Zionist Organization, 361 West, Martin E., 49n, 65n World Zionist Organization—Ameri- West Coast Talmudical Seminary, 456 can Section, 473 Western Jewish News (Canada), 499 Department of Education and Cul- Western States Jewish History, 491 ture, 473 Whitehead, John, 168, 171 North American Aliyah Movement, Whitelaw, Lord, 266 473 Whitlam, Gough, 355 Zionist Archives and Library of the, White Patriot party, 144 473 Wiesel, Elie, 198, 281, 331 Wran, Neville, 355 Wiesel, Friedrich, 314 Wright, Jim, 167 Wieseltier, Leon, 196 Wundohl, Frank F., 509 Wiesenthal, Simon, 199, 282, 305, 306, Wunsh, Basil, 22 308, 334 Wurzburger, Walter, Rabbi, 200 Wiewiorka, Annette, 281 Wyman, David S., 334 Willner, Max, 336 Wyzanski, Charles E., Jr., 509 572 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 1988 Yaffe, Richard, 509 Yiddisher Kemfer, 497 Yakir, Alexander, 345 Yiddisher Kultur Farband—YKUF, Yakirson, Shimon, 347, 348 439 Yanai, Shinichi, 386 Yidishe Shprakh, 497 Yaphe, Wilfrid, 258 YIVO Annual of Jewish Social Science, Yariv, Aharon, 372 497 Yavne Hebrew Theological Seminary, YIVO Bleter, 497 456 Yivo Institute for Jewish Research, Inc., Yearbook of the Central Conference of 439 American Rabbis, 497 Max Weinreich Center for Advanced Yeshiva University, 456 Jewish Studies, 440 Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Young, Stuart, 271 457 Young Israel Viewpoint, 497 Alumni Office, 457 Young Judaean, 497 Belfer Institute for Advanced Bi- Youngstown Jewish Times, 491 omedical Studies, 457 Yugntruf 497 Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, Yugntruf Youth for Yiddish, 476 457 Bernard Revel Graduate School, 457 Zafrani, Haim, 281 Brookdale Institute for the Study of Zajdel, Saulie, 246 Gerontology, 457 Zakharov, Gennadi, 342 David J. Azrieli Graduate Institute of Zakheim, Dov, 380 Jewish Education and Administra- Zamir, Yitzhak, 368, 369, 370, 411 tion, 458 Zarou, Nadim, 181 Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychol- Zeiner, Gertrud, 338 ogy, 458 Zeitlin, Irving, 257 Harry Fischel School for Higher Jew- Zelman, Leon, 315 ish Studies, 458 Zelniker, Shimshon, 55n Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Zevi, Tullia, 296, 298, 300-301 Seminary, 458 Ziemny, Alexander, 352 Women's Organization, 458 Zimmermann, Berta, 333 Wurzweiler School of Social Work, Zionist Federation (ZF), 261 458 Zionist Organization of America, 473 Yeshiva University of Los Angeles, Zionist Organization of Canada, 478 459 Zionist Record and South African Jewish Simon Wiesenthal Center, 459 Chronicle, 20n, 35n, 47n Yeshiva University Museum, 439 Zionist Socialist party (South Africa), 9 Yeshivath Torah Vodaath and Mesivta el-Zir, Abed el Magid, 181 Rabbinical Seminary, 459 Zorinsky, Edward, 151 Alumni Association, 459 Zuabi, Seif e-Din, 411 Yeutter, Clayton, 378 Zucker, Dedi, 411 Yidden in Dorem Afrika, 9n Zuckerman, Paul, 510 Yidden in Johannesburg, 9n Zuccotti, Susan, 300 Yiddish, 497 Zuken, Joe, 258 Yiddishe Heim, 497 Zundel, Ernst, 247, 248, 256 Yiddishe Kultur, 497 Zwerenz, Gerhard, 335 Yiddishe Vort, 497 Zwi Perez Chajes School, 314 Yiddisher Arbeter Club, 9 THESTANDARD,AUTHORITATIVERECORDofeventsand trends in American and world Jewish life. 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