SPECIAL ARTICLES IN VOLUMES 51-84 OF THE AMERICAN

Acquisition of Political and Social Rights Oscar and Mary F. Handlin by the in the United States 56:43-98 The American Jew: Some Demographic Ben B. Seligman 51:3-52 Features American Jewish Tercentenary David Bernstein 57:101-18 American Jewry, 1970: Sidney Goldstein 72:3-88 A Demographic Profile Antisemitism as a Policy Tool in the Maurice Friedberg 71:123^40 Soviet Bloc A Century of , Lucy S. Dawidowicz 82:3-98 1881-1981: The View from America A Century of Reform Sefton D. Temkin 74:3-75 in America The Church and the Jews: Judith Herschcopf 66:99-136 The Struggle at Vatican II 67:45-77 Concerning Jewish Theology in North Lou H. Silberman 70:37-58 America: Some Notes on a Decade The Condition of American Jewry in Henry L. Feingold 76:3-39 Historical Perspective: A Bicentennial Assessment

Conference on Jewish Material Claims Lucy S. Dawidowicz Against Germany 54:471-85 61:110-27 Economic Status and Occupational Structure Eli E. Cohen 51:53-70 Eichmann Trial European Jewry Before and After Hitler Salo W. Baron 63:3-53 The Proceedings Leon Poliakov 63:54-84

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America's Response George Salomon 63:85-103 The Judgment Sidney Liskofsky 63:104-19 Text of the Indictment 63:120-31 Intermarriage in the United States Arnold Schwartz 71:101-21 and the United Nations: Shabtai Rosenne Changed Perspectives, 1945-1976 78:3-59 Israel in 1982: The War in Lebanon Ralph Mandel 84:3-72 Israelis in the United States: Dov Elizur 80:53-67 Motives, Attitudes, and Intentions Jewish Academics in the United States: Seymour Martin Lipset and Their Achievements, Culture and Politics Everett Carll Ladd, Jr. 72:89-128 —For What? Walter I. Ackerman 70:3-36 Jewish Fertility in the United States Erich Rosenthal 62:3-27 Jewish Labor Movement in the United States Will Herberg 53:3-74 Jewish Social Work in the United States, Herman D. Stein 57:3-98 1654-1954

Jewish Studies in American Liberal-Arts Arnold J. Band 67:3-30 Colleges and University

Jewish Survival: U.O. Schmelz 81:61-117 The Demographic Factors

Jews in the United States: Sidney Goldstein 81:3-59 Perspectives from Demography The Jews in Western Europe Today Arnold Mandel 68:3-28 Jews, Nazis, and Civil Liberties David G. Dalin 80:3-28 Leadership and Decision-making in a Charles S. Liebman : The New York 79:3-76 Federation of Jewish Philanthropies

The Legal Status of the Daniel J. Elazar and American Jewish Community Stephen R. Goldstein 73:3-94 466 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 1985 Library Resources for Charles Berlin 75:3-54 in the United States North American Settlers in Israel Gerald Engel 71:161-87 Orthodoxy in American Jewish Life Charles S. Liebman 66:21-97 Yitzchak Leybush Peretz: An Appreciation S. Niger 54:542^9 Professional Personnel in the Social Services Arnulf M. Pins 64:203-35 of the Jewish Community The Purposes of the Jewish Community Carl Urbont 68:29-59 Center Movement: An Appraisal of Their Operation Reconstructionism in American Jewish Life Charles S. Liebman 71:3-99 Reform and Conservative Judaism in Israel: Ephraim Tabory 83:41-61 A Social and Religious Profile Religion in Israel Zvi Yaron 76:41-90 Religiosity Patterns in Israel Calvin Goldscheider and Dov Friedlander 83:3-39 The Sephardim of the United States: An Exploratory Study Marc D. Angel 74:77-138 Social Characteristics of , 1654-1954 Nathan Glazer 56:3-41 The Soviet Jewish Problem at the United Nations Ronald I. Rubin 71:141-59 Soviet Jewry Since the Death of Stalin: A Twenty-five Year Perspective Leon Shapiro 79:77-103

Spiritual Life of American Jewry, 1654—1954 Joseph L. Blau 56:99-170 Studies of Jewish Intermarriage in the United Erich Rosenthal 64:3-53 States Three Centuries of Jewish Life in England, S. D. Temkin 58:3-63 1656-1956 The Training of American Rabbis Charles S. Liebman 69:3-112 SPECIAL ARTICLES IN VOLUMES 51-84 / 467 Trends in Jewish Philanthropy Steven Martin Cohen 80:29-51 Two Centuries of Jewish Life in , Louis Rosenberg 62:28-49 1760-1960 The United States and Israel: Impact George E. Gruen of the Lebanon War 84:73-103 U.S. Public Opinion Polls and the Geraldine Rosenfield Lebanon War 84:105-116 "Who Hast Not Made Me a Man": Anne Lapidus Lerner The Movement for Equal Rights for Women 77:3-38 in American Jewry 468 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 1985 OBITUARIES Leo Baeck By Max Gruenewald 59:478-82 Jacob Blaustein By John Slawson 72:547-57 Martin Buber By Seymour Siegel 67:37^*3 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 Hayim Greenberg By Marie Syrkin 56:589-94 Abraham Joshua Heschel By Fritz A. Rothschild 74:533-44 Horace Meyer Kallen By Milton R. Konvitz 75:55-80 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

Abadi, Lillian, 318 Aharoni, Yohanan, 235 Abram, Morris, B., 105 Ain, Ziad Abu, 270 Abramov, Moshe, 248 Akavia, Myriam, 238 Abrishami synagogue (Iran), 320 Alaoui, Ahmed, 312 Abse, Dannie, 209 Albahari, David, 258 Abuhatzeira, Aharon, 285, 297, 298 Albany Jewish World, 394 Aby Warburg: An Intellectual Biogra- Albertz, Heinrich, 224 phy, 236 Alchian, Armen, 146n Aby Warburg: Selected Essays and Eulo- Alderman, Geoffrey, 209 gies, 236 Alert, 392 La Academia Hebrea (Panama), 26 Alfonsin, Raul, 45, 301 Ackennann, Walter, 233 , 394 Action Front of National Socialists Algeria, 305 (Federal Republic of Germany), Ali, Kamal Hassan, 278 218 Alianza Monte Sinai (Mexico), 16 Action Group for the Return of For- Alignment party (Israel), 284, 301 eign Citizens-People's Movement Allende, Salvador, 23, 62 against Foreignization and Envi- Alliance Israelite Universelle, 311, 319 ronmental Destruction, 218 Allouche, Jean-Luc, 214, 215 Addison, Robert J., 412 Aloni, Shulamit, 245 Afghanistan, 304, 305 Aloni, Uri, 238 Afn Shvel, 394 al-Aman (Tunisia), 308 Afrat, Arie, 233 Amar, David, 311 Aftermath of Persecution, 231 An Ambassador Speaks, 209 Agranat Commission, 261, 282 AMC Cancer Research Center, 363 Agudath Israel of America, 343 National Council of Auxiliaries, 363 Children's Division—Pirchei Agu- America-Israel Cultural Foundation, dath Israel, 344 Inc., 367 Girls' Division—Bnos Agudath Is- America-Israel Friendship League, 366 rael, 344 American Academy for Jewish Re- Women's Division—N'Shei Agudath search, 337 Israel of America, 344 American Arab Anti-Discrimination Youth Division—Zeirei Agudath Is- Committee, 110 rael, 344 American Associates of Ben-Gurion Agudath Israel Party (Israel), 285, 299 University of the Negev, 366 Agudath Israel World Organization, American Association for Ethiopian 343 Jews, 360 Aguinis, Marcos, 45 American Association of Rabbis, 344 469 470 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 1985 American Bar Association, 109 American Jewish Historical Society, 337 American Biblical Encyclopedia Soci- American Jewish History, 393 ety, 337 American Jewish Joint Distribution American Civil Liberties Union, 112 Committee, 56, 60, 252, 257, 258, American Committee for Shaare Zedek 319, 341 Hospital in , Inc., 366 American Jewish Journal, 393 American Committee for the Weizmann American Jewish League for Israel, 367 Institute of Science, Inc., 366 American Jewish Philanthropic Fund, American Council for Judaism, 333 341 American Economic Review, 133n American Jewish Press Association, 337 American Education and the European American Jewish Public Relations Soci- Immigrant, 148n ety, 374 American Ethnic Groups, 145 American Jewish Society for Service, American Federation of Jewish Fight- Inc., 362-363 ers, Camp Inmates and Nazi Vic- American Jewish Times—Outlook, 398 tims, Inc., 360 American Jewish World, 394 American Federation of Jews from Cen- American Jewish Year Book, 22n, 53, tral Europe, Inc., 360-361 56, 57n, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 65, 68n, American Friends of Haifa University, 79n, 133n, 139n, 148n, 151n, 249, 366 394, 410 American Friends of the Alliance Israel- American Journal of Sociology, 133n ite Universelle, Inc., 341 American Minorities, 146n American Friends of the Hebrew Uni- American Modernity and Jewish Iden- versity, 366-367 tity, 115 American Friends of the Israel Mu- American ORT Federation, Inc.—Or- seum, 367 ganization for Rehabilitation American Friends of the Jerusalem through Training, 341 Mental Health Center—Ezrath American and European Friends of Nashim, Inc., 367 ORT, 341 American Friends of the Tel Aviv Mu- American Labor ORT, 341 seum, 367 Business and Professional ORT, 342 American Friends of the Tel Aviv Uni- National ORT League, 342 versity, Inc., 367 Women's American ORT, 342 American Histadrut Cultural Exchange American Physicians Fellowship, Inc., Institute, 337 367 American Israel Public Affairs Commit- American Red Magen David for Israel, tee, 107, 110, 367 Inc., 368 American-Israeli Lighthouse, Inc., 367 American Sephardi Federation, 361 The American Israelite, 398 American Society for Jewish Music, 337 American Jewish Alternatives to Zion- American Society for Technion—Israel ism, Inc., 333 Institute of Technology, 368 American Jewish Archives, 32n, 398 American Sociological Review, 133n American Jewish Committee, 39, 43, American Veterans of Israel, 361 105, 106, 108, 109, 110, 112, 113, American Zionist, 394 228, 311, 333 American Zionist Federation, 368 , 105, 106, American Zionist Youth Foundation, 108, 110, 113, 334 Inc., 368 American Jewish Correctional Chap- American Zionist Youth Council, 368 lains Association, Inc., 362 Americans for Progressive Israel, 368 INDEX / 471 Amir, Dov, 234 Aron, William, 154n AMIT Women, 368, 394 Arrias, David Jacob Philip, 5n Amorai, Adi, 238 ARZA—Association of Reform Zion- Ampal—American Israel Corporation, ists of America, 369 368-369 Asche, Kurt, 222 Amry, Herbert, 270 Asociacion Mutual Israelita Argentina, And Nothing but the Truth, 208 26 . . . and with the Other They Hold Their Aspects of Labor Economics, 146n Gun, 234 Aspin, Les, 118 Andrei, Stefan, 254 al-Assad, Hafez, 116,125,126,127,265, Andreotti, Giulio, 276 273, 315, 316 Anidjar, Abraham, 15 Asseo, David, 314 Anne Frank: Traces of a Child, 111 Assidon, Sion, 312 The Annihilation of European Jewry, Associacao Religiosa Israeli (Rio de 231 Janeiro), 15, 23 Anti-Defamation League of B'nai Associacao Religiosa Krasnik, (Rio de B'rith, 334 Janeiro), 15 Apt, Werner, 14 Associated American Jewish Museums, The Arab-Israeli Wars, 208 Inc., 337 Arab League, 39 Association for Jewish Studies, 344 Arafat, Yasir, 107, 123, 124, 126, 130, Association for the Sociological Study 212, 226, 245, 270, 271, 275, 278, of Jewry, 338 279, 319 Association of Hillel/Jewish Campus Are We Antisemites?, 229 Professionals, 344 Arens, Moshe, 113, 120, 122, 129, 263, Association of Jewish Book Publishers, 264, 265, 268, 269, 270, 271, 272, 338 274, 278, 280, 282, 285, 289, 290, Association of Jewish Center Workers, 293, 294, 302 334 Argentina, 3^9, 51-102 Association of Jewish Chaplains of the Argentine Jewry, 72n Armed Forces, 344 Argov, Shlomo, 126, 205, 209, 302 Association of Jewish Community Or- Aridor, Yoram, 286, 287 ganization Personnel, 363 Ariel, Yisrael, 291 Association of Jewish Community Rela- A.R.I.F.—Association Pour le Reta- tions Workers, 334 blissement des Institutions et Association of Jewish Family and Chil- Oeuvres Israelites en France, Inc., dren's Agencies, 363 342 Association of Jewish Libraries, 338 Aris, Helmut, 240 Association of Orthodox Jewish Scien- Arisen from the Ashes, 253 tists, 344 Arizona Post, 392 Association of Yugoslav Jews in the The Ark, 214 United States, Inc., 361 Arnold, Matthew, 406 Astroff, Roberta, 33n Arnold Zweig: The Life of a German- Atlas of the Holocaust, 209 Jewish Author, 237 Aufbau, 395 Arnon, Michael, 227 Auschwitz and the Allied Powers, 230 Arnon, Yaacov, 279 Auslander, Rose, 237 Arnsberg, Paul, 232 Autumn Days, 238 Aron, Jane, 412 Avi-Yonah, Michael, 235 Aron, Raymond, 215, 216 Avner, Yehuda, 205, 302 472 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 1985

Avnery, Uri, 279 Begov, Lucie, 237 Avni, Haim, 69n, 72n Begun, Iosif, 206 Avrech, Mira, 238 Begun, Josif, 248, 300 Ayal, Eliezer, 147n Behar, Isaak, 238 Behrman, Jere, 132n The Babylonian Talmud—12 Volumes, Bein, Alex, 237 234 Beit Yacov (Rio de Janeiro), 15 Bachi, Roberto, 76n The Belarus Secret, 111 Badinter, Robert, 212 Beliaev, Igor, 246 Baiter, Aleksandr, 248 Ben-Chorin, Schalom, 228, 238 , 393 Ben-Eliezer, Binyamin, 294 Bani Sadr, Abolhassan, 320 Ben-Porat, Miriam, 303 Bar, Shimon, 303 Ben-Porat, Mordechai, 285 Bar-Ilan University in Israel, 369 Ben Simchon, Shaul, 312 The Bar Kochba Uprising, 233 Benesch, Ernst, 221 Bar-Menachem, Avraham, 238 Beniaminovich, Benzion, 254 Bar-Zohar, Michael, 267 Benzaquen, Leon, 312 Barabach, Iurii, 245 Berelson, Bernard, 149n Barak, Aharon, 261 Bergner, Elisabeth, 239 Barak, Ehud, 263 Berinski, Sergeii, 249 Baranes, Amos, 298 Berman, Julius, 124 Baras, Victor, 13 In, 149n Berman, Nehemia, 15 Barbie, Klaus, 111, 212 Bardanashvili, Josif, 249 Bermant, Chaim, 209 Barnett, Jack Harris, 210 de Berner, Ana Portnoy, 5n Barnett, Joel, 209 Best, Werner, 222 Baron, Milton, 146n Bet El (Panama), 15 Baron de Hirsch Fund, 363 (France), 214 Baron James: The Rise of the French Betar , Inc., Rothschilds, 209 369 Bartel, Benjamin, 412 Beth El (Mexico), 16, 17 Barth, Heinz, 240 Beth Israel (Mexico), 16, 17 Bartoszewski, Wladyslaw, 232 Beth Medrosh Elyon (Academy of Baruch, Siegfried, 229 Higher Learning and Research), Basavarajappa, K. G., 193, 193n, 195 344 Bass, Hyman, 412^13 Between Battles and Ballots, 209 Battel, Alfred, 225 Bezalel synagogue (Tunisia), 307 Bauer, Franz, 222 Bialik, Chaim Nachman, 252 Bauernecho, 241 Bible and Sword, 234 Baum, Charlotte, 3In Billings, John, 15 In Baytelman, Shlomit, 48 Billu, Hans-Jiirgen, 234 Bazak, Yaacov, 291 Birk, Ellis, 204 Becker, Gary, 13In, 148n Birnbaum, Max, 232 Bednarz, Dieter, 233 Birobidhzaner Stern (USSR), 250 Begin, Menachem, 121, 129, 224, 262, Bitzaron, 395 264, 265, 266, 267, 273, 275, 276, Bleicher, Heinz, 238 279, 280, 281, 282, 283, 284, 285, The Blessing of Eliyahu, 209 286, 293, 299, 304 Bloch, B., 63 INDEX / 473 Bluger, A., 247 Brezhnev, Leonid, 242 Blumberg, David, 240 Brickner, Balfour, 107 Blumberg, Harry, 413 Bristow, Edward, 209 Blumenfeld, Theodor, 254 Brith Abraham, 361 B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundations, Inc., Brith Sholom, 361-362 344 Brittan, Leon, 202, 203 B'nai B'rith International, 363 Bronfman, Edgar, 253 Anti-Defamation League, 39, 39n, 42, Brothers, 209 43,45,105,106, 108,110,112,114, The Brothers Singer, 208 221, 310, 363 Brown, Young Johnny, 210 Career and Counseling Services, 363 Bruns, Wibke, 233 Hillel Foundations, Inc. (see page Buckman, Joseph, 209 344) Buenos Aires Herald, 33, 43 International Association of Hillel Buffalo Jewish Review, 395 Directors (see page 344) Bulletin du Cercle Juifde Langue Fran- Youth Organization (see page 345) caise du Congres Juif Canadien, B'nai B'rith International Jewish 399 Monthly, 393 Bulloch, John, 209 B'nai B'rith Messenger, 392 Bureau of Census, 133 B'nai B'rith Youth Organization, 345 Burg, Avraham, 281 Bnai Zion—The American Fraternal Burger, Norbert, 225 Zionist Organization, 361 Burkov, Boris, 247 Board of Deputies of , 202, Burning Jealousy, 237 204, 205, 206, 207 Biischer, Rolf, 221 Bobalikashvili, Nissan, 249 Bush, George, 254, 256 Bohle, Josef, 240 Busse, Friedhelm, 218, 219 Bohnke-Kollwitz, Jutta, 227 But There Is Hope, 238 Bolivia, 3-^9, 212 Bonner, Elena, 243 Cabildo (Argentina), 33 Born, Jurgen, 236 The Call, 395 Borowski, Tadeusz, 236 Camps, Ramon, 43 Boston Jewish Times, 393 Canaan, Joseph, 238 Botero, Fernando, 47 Canada, 191-201 Boulanger, Rodo, 47 Canada-Israel Securities, Ltd., State of Boumedienne, Houari, 305 Israel Bonds, 376 Bourguiba, Habib, 306, 308 Canadian Association for Labor Israel Bracher, Karl Dietrich, 231 (Histadrut), 376 Brandeis-Bardin Institute, 345 Canadian B'nai B'rith, 376 Brandeis University National Women's League for Human Rights, 376 Committee, 374 Canadian Foundation for Jewish Cul- Brandt, Gerhard, 220 ture, 376 Brandt, Henry, 226-227 Canadian Friends of the Alliance Israel- Brandt, Leon, 232 ite Universelle, 377 Brazil, 3^*9, 51-102 Canadian Friends of the Hebrew Uni- Brennan, William J., Jr., 403 versity, 377 Brenner, Michael, 231 Canadian Jewish Congress, 377 Brenner, Reuven, 147n Canadian Jewish Herald, 400 Breuning, Wilhelm, 235 Canadian , 400 474 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 1985

Canadian Jewish Outlook, 400 Chiel, Arthur, 413 Canadian ORT Organization, 377 Chile, 3-49, 52, 62, 96 Women's Canadian ORT, 377 Chiswick, Barry, 132n, 133n, 134n, Canadian Sephardi Federation, 377 140n, 141n, 147n, 148n, 149n, Canadian , 377 151n, 153 Canadian Zionist, 400 Chiswick, Carmel, 13In Canadian Zionist Federation, 377 Chouraqui, Andre, 312 Bureau of Education and Culture, Christian Defense League, 114 377 Christian Democratic Union (Federal Canetti, Elias, 238 Republic of Germany), 217 Cantors Assembly, 345 Christian Social Union (Federal Repub- Carmel, Alex, 233 lic of Germany), 217 Carmel College (Great Britain), 208 Christophersen, Thies, 219 Carter, Jimmy, 316, 320 Churchill, Winston, 111 Castro, Fidel, 37 Circle of Life, 248 Castro, Mario Solera, 35n Circulo Israelita (Chile), 23 Ceausescu, Nicolae, 254, 255, 276 Citizens and Farmers Initiative, 218— Census Bulletin, 15In 219 Census of Population (1970), 138, 139, City of Hope National Medical Center 139n, 142, 144, 152 and Beckman Research Institute, Center for Holocaust Studies, Inc., 338 363-364 Center for Jewish Community Studies, Cleveland College of Jewish Studies, 345 334 Central Board of Jewish Communities , 398 Coalition for Alternatives in Jewish Ed- (Hungary), 256, 257 Central Conference of American Rab- ucation, 345 bis, 345 Cohen, Alejandro, 48 Central Sephardic Jewish Community Cohen, Benjamin, 413-414 of America, 362 Cohen, Hermann, 234 Central Beth Joseph Rabbinical Cohen, Salim, 305 Seminary, 345 Cohen, Steven M., 115, 154n Central Yiddish Culture Organization, Cohen, Tessie, 209 Inc., 338 Cohen-Orgad, Yigal, 286, 287, 288 Centro do Grande Templo Israelita (Rio Cohn, Haim, 298 de Janeiro), 15 Cohn, Herson, 238 Centro Israelita de Niteroi (Rio de Coleman, James, 148n Janeiro), 15 Colombia, 23, 25, 26, 41, 52 Chakovskii, Aleksandr, 248, 250 The Colonial Heritage of Latin America, Chamnivickorn, Suchittra, 13 In 35n Charlotte-Wasilke, Gerda, 229 Coming from Behind, 209 Chenkin, Alvin, 133n, 134n, 139n, 178, Commentary, 395 179 Commission on Social Action of Reform Chernenko, Konstantin, 242 Judaism, 334 Chernin, Velvl, 249 Committee to Bring Nazi War Crimi- Cheschbon (Federal Republic of Ger- nals to Justice in U.S.A., Inc., 334 many), 227 Communist party (France), 211 Cheysson, Claude, 275 Communists on the Jewish Question, 232 Chief Rabbi Ernst Weill, 236 Comunidad Bet El (Buenos Aires), 23 INDEX / 475 Concentration and Criminal Prisoners Cuomo, Mario, 108 Camps in the Third Reich, 231 Current Population Reports, Population Conference of Jewish Communal Ser- Characteristics, 133n vice, 364 Current Population Survey (1957), 133, Conference of Presidents of Major 135, 136, 144, 151, 152 American Jewish Organizations, 334 Dahm, Volker, 229 Conference on Jewish Material Claims Daniel, Ezra, 306 Against Germany, Inc., 342 Danielpour, Albert, 320 Conference on Jewish Social Studies, Danon, Cadik, 257, 258 Inc., 338 Davar, 42, 294 Congregacao Israelita Paulista (Sao Davidovic, Emil, 226 Paulo), 23 Davids, Leo, 199n, 20In Congregation Kol Shearit Israel (Pan- Dayton Jewish Chronicle, 398 ama), 15 Dear Lord Rothschild, 209 Congress for Jewish Culture, Inc., 338 Dekel, Alex, 414 Congress Monthly, 395 Delegation de Asociaciones Israelitas Connecticut Jewish Ledger, 392 Argentinas (DAIA), 33, 44 Conservative Judaism, 395 Delia Pergola, Sergio, 29n, 49, 53n, 59, Conservative party (Great Britain), 202, 61, 72n, 76n, 79n, 80n, 89n, 93 203 Demographic Aspects of Vital Statistics, Constanza, Mary, 232 199n Consultative Council of Jewish Organi- Demography, 132n, 15 In zations—CCJO, 335 The Demography of Jews of Argentina Contemporary Economic Problems 1979, and Other Countries of Latin Amer- 133n ica, 29n, 53n, 72n, 79n, 80n Contemporary Jewry, 395 Detroit Jewish News, 394 Conway, Edward, 208 Deutsche National-Zeitung (Federal Re- Coordinating Board of Jewish Organi- public of Germany), 218 zations, 335 Deutschkron, Inge, 233 Corripio Ahumada, Ernesto, 33 Development and Underdevelopment in Cortazar, Julio, 47 Latin America, 35n Costa Rica, 25 The Diary of Adam Tcherniachov, 253 Council for Jewish Education, 345 Dietz, George, 219 Council of Jewish Communities (Mo- Dillingham Immigration Commission, rocco), 311, 312 143, 144 Council of Jewish Federations, 108, 364 Dinnerstein, Leonard, 148n Council of Jewish Organizations in Civil Dobin, Hirsh, 248 Service, Inc., 335 Dr. Erich Salomon, 1886-1944, 236 Council of the Documents on the History of German (Great Britain), 207 , 233 Cowen, Zelmen, 209 Dodd, Christopher, 275 Cox, Robert, 43 Doe, Samuel, 276 Csoori, Sandor, 256 Dohany Synagogue (Hungary), 256 Cuba, 11, 12, 20, 21, 36, 37, 38, 49 Dolowitz, Florence, 414 Cuban Studies, 38n Domin, Hilde, 237, 239 Culto Israelita de Belgrano (Buenos Donat, Alexander, 414 Aires), 23 Doron, Jacob, 303 476 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 1985 Doron, Sara, 283 Eisenberg, Josy, 215 Dostoyevsky and the Jews, 237 Eisenberg, Warren, 240 Douglas, Paul, 142n Eisenstein, Ira, 407 Dragunskii, David, 246 Eitan, Rafael, 263, 291, 295, 302 Draper, Morris, 119, 126 El Al, 276, 300, 315, 319 Dropsie College for Hebrew and Cog- El Salvador, 3, 11, 52 nate Learning, 346 Elazar, Daniel, 139n Alumni Association of, 346 Elbert, Lev, 248 Dror—Young Movement— Elghanian, Habib, 319 Habonim, 369 Eliahu, Mordechai, 283 Chavurat Hagalil, 369 Elias, Naji, 306 Garin Yarden, The Young Kibbutz Elkin, Judith Laikin, 3, 5n, 53n Movement, 369 Ellwanger, Thomas, 221 Drori, Amir, 263, 303 Emancipation and Messianism, 236 Druckman, Haim, 285 Women of America, 369 Dubb, Allie, 93n The End of a Jewish Rural Community, Dube, Ernest, 108 231 Dubnow, Simon, 235 Epochs in Jewish Literature, 235 Dudai, Avi, 262 Epstein, Benjamin, 146n, 414 Dulzin, Arye, 301 Erel, Shlomo, 234 Dushi, Zeki, 315 Erni, Anton, 234 Dymshits, Veniamin, 247 Eschwege, Helmut, 235 Dzhemilev, Mustafa, 244 Esip, Roman, 243 Earthly Ways, 248 The Essential Chaim Weizmann, 209 Easterman, Alexander, 210 Estime, Jean-Robert, 277 Eberan, Barbro, 232 Ethnicity, Denomination, and Inequal- Ebinger, Blandine, 238 ity, 133n Eckert, Willehad, 228 European Economic Community Economic Development and Cultural (EEC), 203, 275 Change, 147n European Wreckage, 236 Economic Horizons, 395 Eva Deutsch: Woman from Galicia, 236 Ecuador, 3-49, 94 Evren, Kenan, 315 Edelman, Jorge, 45 Exile: A Correspondence, 237 Edelman, Marek, 253 Exile in Great Britain, 231 Edelstein, Sami, 254 The Extension of History, 234 Edery, Schalom, 15 Education in Israel, 233 Faerber, Meir, 237, 238 Efrat, Yona, 261 Falange de Fe (Argentina), 33 Egypt, 204, 277-279, 308-310 Falls the Shadow, 209 Ehre, Ida, 238 Falwell, Jerry, 113 Ehrlich, Arnold, 405 Families in Canada Today, 199n Ehrlich, Ernst, 219 Fanny Mendelsohn's Italian Diary, 236 Ehrlich, Simcha, 283, 285, 303 Farewell to Tevye's World, 232 Eichler, Margrit, 199n Feagin, Joe, 146n Eichmann, Adolph, 36 Featherman, David, 132n The Eichmann Protocols, 230 Federal Republic of Germany, 49, 217- Einstein, Albert, 229 239 INDEX / 477 Federated Council of Israel Institute— Frankenthal, Kate, 236 FCII, 369 Franz Kafka: A Critical Edition of His Federation of Jewish Communities (Yu- Essays, Diaries, and Correspon- goslavia), 257 dence, 236 Federation of Jewish Men's Clubs, Inc., Free Democratic party (Federal Repub- 346 lic of Germany), 217 Federation of Jewish Organizations in Free Sons of Israel, 362 France, 215 Freij, Elias, 294 Federenko, Feodor, 111 Freimark, Peter, 227, 232 Feilchenfeldt, Konrad, 238 Freise, Richard-Wilhelm, 222 Felix Nussbaum: Life and Work of the French Workers Democratic Confeder- Painter, 236 ation, 211 Fellner, William, 133n Frenkel, Itshak, 253 Female and Male in Latin America, Frey, Gerhard, 218 29n, 30n Fridlender, Georgii, 250 Fenelon, Fania, 229 Friedler, Egon, 5n, 42n Ferencz, Benjamin, 231 Friedman, Debra, 154n Feuchtwanger, Martha, 237 Friedman, Howard, 130, 318 Feuerstein, Samuel, 414 Friedman, Murray, 115 Fidler, Michael, 206 Friends of Pioneering Israel, 377 The Fifth Son, 215 Frischenschlagger, Friedhelm, 276 Final Conflict, 209 From All Countries of the World, 233 Final Solution: The Expulsion and Anni- From the Wilhelminian Era to the Third hilation of the Jews—an Atlas, 230 Reich, 209 Finkelstein, Eitan, 301 Fuchs, Lawrence, 13In Finkelstein, Louis, 68n Fuchs, Victor, 13In Finkelsztejn, Moses, 252, 254 Fuentes, Carlos, 47 Firestone, Milton, 415 Fuks, Marian, 253 First International Census of Jewish Fullmann, Elli, 225 Schools in the Diaspora, 93n Fund for Higher Education, 369 Fischerman, Joaquim, 89n Funke, Manfred, 231 Fishman, Iaakov, 246 The Future of the American Jew, 408 Flatto-Sharon, Shmuel, 297 Flegheimer, Edmond, 236 Galinski, Heinz, 239 Fleming, Gerald, 231 Galtieri, Leopoldo, 44 Flores, Alexander, 234 Garcia Marquez, Gabriel, 47 Fliigge, Elisabeth, 229 Gass, Adolfo, 45 Folks-sztyme, 253 Geer, Lois, 154n, 159, 160n Foot, Michael, 202, 207 Geib, Edgar, 219 For Example Weiden, 231 Gelbard, Jose Ber, 43 Forbidden and Burned, 232 Geler, Rachel, 247 Forster, Arnold, 146n Gemayel, Amin, 117, 118, 119, 126, Fortes, Meyer, 209 127, 129 Fradkova, Nadezhda, 248 Gen, Tevie, 248 Fraenkel, Assaf, 238 General Confederation of Labor France, 211-216 (France), 211 Frank, Andre Gunder, 35n Genscher, Hans-Dietrich, 238 Frank, Leo, 109 Gerhardt, Ulrich, 231 478 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 1985 German Democratic Republic, 240-241 Graetz, Roberto, 15, 23 German Labor Youth (Federal Repub- Gram, Boris, 257 lic of Germany), 219 Grams, Alfred, 222 A German on Repeal, 236 Granat, Alejandro, 15 German People's Union (Federal Re- Gratz College, 346 public of Germany), 218 Grayek, Stefan, 253 German Society for Israel, 224 Great Britain, 202-210 German Zionism and the Arabs of Pales- The Greater Judaism in the Making, 408 tine, 233 Greater Phoenix Jewish News, 392 Germany's Jewish Question, 230 Greeley, Andrew, 133n Gewirtz, Jacob, 202 Greenblatt, Janet, 154n Ghali, Butros, 278 Greschat, Hans-Jiirgen, 235 Gilbert, J.C., 208 Grewe, Giinther, 240 Gilbert, Martin, 209, 230 Grieve, Hermann, 232, 237 Gilmour, David, 209 Grinberg, Zalman, 415 Ginzel, Giinther, 230 Groffmann, Heinrick, 221 The Girls' Orchestra of Auschwitz, 229 Gromyko, Andreii, 245 Giscard d'Estaing, Valery, 211, 214 Gross, Aharon, 293, 295 Glas-Larsson, Margareta, 230 Gross, Leonard, 231 Glemp, Josef, 254 Grossman, Vasili, 215 Glenn, James, 246 Gruber, Pessah, 285 Glikson, P., 57n, 89n, 191n Gruen, George, 130 Gockel, Galen, 133n Grumman Corporation, 300 Gogopaidze, Guram, 244 Grunzweig, Emil, 281, 282 Golczewski, Frank, 233 Gruvman, Motl, 249 Gold College (Israel), 27 Goldberg, Abraham, 209 Guatemala, 52 Goldberg, Arthur, 322 Gubenko, Iakov, 249 Goldberg, Sam, 210 Gubler, Marie-Luise, 235 Goldmann, Sidney, 401-403 Gudmundson, Lowell, 35n Goldscheider, Calvin, 13In, 15In Gutman, Israel, 229 Goldschmidt, Lenore, 210 Guttmann, Peter, 227 Goldsmith, Mac, 210 Gvimashvili, Tariel, 244 Goldstein, Haim, 255 Gysi, Klaus, 240 Goldstein, Polly, 210 Goldstein, Sidney, 15 In Haardt, Herbert, 225 Golinski, Gad, 238 Haardt, Maria, 225 Gomaa, Ahmed, 277 Ha'aretz, 264, 283, 291 Gombrich, Ernst, 236 Haberfeld, Chaim, 238 The Good Word, 248 Habib, Philip, 119, 126, 268 Goode, W. Wilson, 105, 115 Habonim-Dror Labor Zionist Youth, Goodman, Alan, 298 369 Gorbachev, Mikhail, 242 Hachenburg, Max, 236 Gordon, Alexander, 210 Hackmann, Hermann, 221 Gorelick, Jeruchem, 415 Hadarom, 395 Goren, Shlomo, 283 Hadassah Magazine, 395 Gorshman, Mendl, 249 Hadassah, The Women's Zionist Orga- Gottlieb, Eli, 210 nization of America, Inc., 369-370 Gould, S. J., 57n, 19In Hashachar, 370 INDEX / 479 Hadassah—WIZO Organization of School of Sacred Music, 347 Canada, 377-378 Skirball Museum, 347 Haddad, Gabriel, 307 Hebrew University—Technion Joint Haddad, Sa'ad, 261, 264, 265, 266 Maintenance Appeal, 370 Hadoar, 395 Hebrew Watchman, 399 Haim Greenberg College (Israel), 27 Hecht, Ingeborg, 231 Haj, Avram, 257 Heidemann, Gerd, 218 Hajdenberg, Henri, 214 Heinemann, Hans, 222 Halevi, Yehuda, 249 Heine's Jewish Comedy, 209 The Half-Opened Door, 146n Heinsohn, G., 233 Halpern, Ephraim, 220 Hendershot, Gerry, 149n Halter, Marek, 215 Hendrix, Nancy, 154n Hamid, Shan Abdel, 279 Hengel, Martin, 234 Hamilton, Lee, 118 Henriquez, Silva, 33 Hammer-Schenk, Harold, 235 Heritage-Southwest Jewish Press, 392 Hamra, Ibrahim, 316 Hermann, Johann, 222 Hansel, Kurt, 222 Hertel, Hans, 222 Haroun, Shehata, 309 Herut: Analysis of a Right-Wing Israeli Hartabi, Yaacov, 291 Party, 234 Hartmann, Hans, 225 Herut party (Israel), 281, 284 Hashomer Hatzair, 20, 214, 370 Herut-U.S.A., Inc., 370 Hassan II, King of Morocco, 311, 312 Herz, Jakob, 229 Hatch, Orrin, 112, 113 Theodor Herzl Foundation, 370 Hatfield, Mark, 112 Theodor Herzl Institute, 370 Hatikva (Mexico), 25 Herzl Press, 370 Hauschild, Kathe, 229 Herzliah-Jewish Teachers Seminary, Heber, Imre, 256 347-348 Hebrew Arts School, 338 Graduate Division, 348 Hebrew College, 346 Herzliah Hebrew Teachers Institute, Hebrew Culture Foundation, 338 Inc., 348 Hebrew Theological College, 346 Jewish Teachers Seminary and Peo- Hebrew Union College—Jewish Insti- ple's University, Inc., 348 tute of Religion, 346 Music Division, 348 American Jewish Archives, 347 Herzog, Chaim, 34, 208, 259, 274, 276, American Jewish Periodical Center, 283, 284, 302 347 Herzog, Ruth, 236 Jerome H. Louchheim School of Hess, Joram, 227 Judaic Studies, 347 Hesse, Heinrich, 222 Edgar F. Magnin School of Graduate Hevesi, Eugene, 415 Studies, 347 Heydecker, Joel, 232 Nelson Glueck School of Biblical Ar- HIAS, Inc., 342 chaeology, 347 Hidden: How Jews Survived the Nazi Rhea Hirsch School of Education, Years in Berlin, 231 347 Hiessen, Josef, 225 School of Education, 347 Higgs, Robert, 143, 143n School of Graduate Studies, 347 Hilberg, Raul, 230, 231 School of Jewish Communal Service, Hill, Harold, 415 347 Hillesum, Etty, 237 School of Jewish Studies, 347 Himmelfarb, Harold, 93n 480 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 1985 Himmelfarb, Milton, 13In, 149n Iberia, 276 Hirschfeld, Gerhard, 231 Immigrants and the Class Struggle, 209 Hirshaut, Julien, 415 In Budapest in Those Days, 111 Histadruth Ivrith of America, 338 Indelman, Elchanan, 416 History of Antisemitism, 232 Independent Liberal party (Israel), 283 The History of Frankfurt Jews Since the Index to Jewish Periodicals, 398 French Revolution, 232 Indiana Jewish Post and Opinion, 393 A History of Hasidism, 235 Ingold, Felix, 237 History of Modern Antisemitism in Ger- Inlander, Henry, 210 many, 232 Innocent Days, 215 History of the Jews, 249 Institute for Computers in Jewish Life, Hitler and the Final Solution, 231 348 Hitler's (Great) Grandsons, 230 Institute for Jewish Policy Planning and Hoban, Russell, 209 Research (see Synagogue Council Hoffman, Anna, 415-416 of America, p. 353). Hoffman, Werner, 236 Instituto Alberto Einstein (Panama), 26 Hoffman, Zygmunt, 253 Instituto Hebreo (Chile), 25 Hoffmann, Akiba, 238 Instituto Jaim Weizman Jewish integral Hoffmann, Karl-Heinz, 219 school (Costa Rica), 25 Hoffner, Joseph, 228 Intermountain Jewish News, 392 Holocaust Center of Greater Pittsburgh, International Biographical Dictionary of 339 Central European Emigres, 1933- Holocaust for Entertainment, 230 1945, 230 Holocaust: Letters to the West German International Conference of Jewish Broadcasting Station, 230 Communal Service, 335 Holocaust: Viewers' Letters to the West International Council on Jewish Social German Broadcasting Station, 230 and Welfare Services, 364 Home Is Elsewhere, 233 International League Against Racism Hope Center for the Retarded, 364 and Anti-Semitism (France), 213 Horn, Mauricy, 253 International League for the Repatria- Horowitz, Irving Louis, 5n tion of Russian Jews, 342 The House of Women, 209 International Red Cross, 270 Howe, Geoffrey, 204 Introduction to Rabbinic Theology, 235 Hughes, John, 273 Introduction to Talmud and Midrash, The Human Rights of the Eye, 236 235 Humanistic Judaism, 394 Iran, 118, 120, 128, 129, 318-321 Hungary, 251, 255-258 Iraq, 128, 305, 306 Hunt, Leaman, 277 Iscaki, Felix, 309 Hurd, Douglas, 203, 275 Israel, 5, 11, 19, 20, 21, 35, 36, 37, 38, Hurvitz, Nathan, 15In 39, 40, 41, 42, 44, 49, 59, 59n, 60, Hurvitz, Yigael, 285 63, 70, 109,110, 111, 116-130, 203, Hussein, King of Jordan, 116, 121, 122, 204, 205, 206, 223, 225, 241, 259- 123, 124, 126, 203, 272, 279, 280 303 Hussein, Saddam, 128, 305 Israel Aircraft Industries, 300 Hyman, Paula, 3In Israel and the Germans, 233 Israel Horizons, 395 / Want to Talk, 231 Israel Quality, 395 Iashunsky, Evgenii, 250 Israel Today (Encino), 392 INDEX / 481 Israel Today (San Diego), 392 Jewish Braille Institute of America, Israelite Brasileira (Rio de Janeiro), 15 Inc., 364 Israel's Security Policy, 234 Jewish Braille Institute Voice, 395 Ivri, David, 302 Jewish Braille Review, 395 Ivy, A. C, 146n Jewish Bulletin of the East Bay, 392 Izvestiia (USSR), 244 Jewish Center (NYC), 407 Jewish Chautauqua Society, Inc., 348 Jackson, Jesse, 105, 107 Jewish Chicago, 393 Jacob, John, 108 Jewish Chronicle, 399 Jacobs, Helene, 228 The Jewish Civic Press, 393 Jacobs, Irving, 208 Jewish Communities in Frontier Soci- Jacobs, Louis, 208 eties, 139n Jacobs, Phyllis, 209 The Jewish Community in British Poli- Jacobsen, Hans-Adolf, 231 tics, 209 Jacobson, Howard, 209 Jewish Community News, 393 Jacoby, Yoram, 232 Jewish Community Voice, 394 Jakobovits, Immanuel, 208 Jewish Conciliation Board of America, Jakubowicz, Czeslaw, 252 Inc., 364-365 Jaques, David, 210 Jewish Cultural and Social Union (Po- Jarosch, Josef, 222 land), 252, 253, 254 Jaroslawsky, Cesar, 45 Jewish Current Events, 395 Jaruzelski, Wojciech, 251 Jewish Currents, 395 Jewish Deaf Association (Great Brit- Jefroykin Club (France), 215 ain), 205 Jemayel, Amin, 268 Jewish Defense League, 107, 109 Jemayel, Bashir, 282 Jewish Digest, 392 Jenkins, Roy, 202 Jewish Education, 395 Jenkins, Samuel, 209-210 Jewish Education Directory, 395 Jerusalem Post, 268, 277, 278, 284, 300 Jewish Education in Media, Inc., 348 Messiah?, 235 Jewish Education News, 395 Jesus of Nazareth in Talmudic Tradi- Jewish Education Service of North tion, 235 America, Inc., 348 Jesus the Jew and Jewish Content in Jewish Existence and the Renewal of , 236 Christian Theology, 234 Jevrejski Pregled (Yugoslavia), 258 Jewish Exponent, 399 The Jeweler of Majdanek, 230 Jewish Fate in German Poems, 237 Jewish Academy of Arts and Sciences, Jewish Floridian Group, 393 Inc., 339 Jewish Forward, 395 Jewish Action, 395 Jewish Frontier, 396 Jewish Advocate, 393 Jewish Glossary: An Encyclopaedic Jewish Agency, 302 Handbook of Jewish Knowledge in Jewish American Record, 395 Five Volumes, 235 Jewish Blind Society (Great Britain), Jewish Guardian, 396 205 Jewish Herald-Voice, 399 Jewish Book Annual, 395 Jewish Horizon, 394 The Jewish Book in the Third Reich— Jewish Immigrant Aid Services of Can- Volume 1, 229 ada (JIAS), 378 Jewish Book World, 395 Jewish Information Bureau, Inc., 339 482 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 1985

Jewish Journal (NJ), 394 Jewish Restitution Successor Organiza- Jewish Journal (NY), 396 tion, 342 Jewish Labor Bund, 362 Jewish Rites and Symbols, 235 Jewish Labor Committee, 253, 335 Jewish Social Studies, 53n, 131n, 134n, National Trade Union Council for 146n, 15 In, 396 Human Rights, 335 Jewish Socialist Verband of America, Women's Division of, 335 362 Workmen's Circle Division of, 335 Jewish Society for the Mentally Handi- Jewish Ledger, 396 capped (Great Britain), 205 Jewish Life in Jewish Rites, 231 Jewish Spectator, 392 Jewish Life in Konigsberg, Prussia Dur-Jewish Spiritual World, 234 ing the Twentieth Century, 232 Jewish Standard (Canada), 400 A Jewish Life of Jesus, 235 Jewish Standard (NJ), 394 Jewish Ministers Cantors Association of Jewish Star, 392 America, Inc., 348 Jewish Student Press-Service, 375 Jewish Museum, 339 Jewish Teachers Association—Morim, Jewish Museum (Hungary), 256 349 Jewish Music Notes, 396 Jewish Telegraphic Agency, 3, 399 Jewish National Fund, 206, 302 Jewish Telegraphic Agency Community News Reporter, 396 Jewish National Fund of America, 370 Jewish National Fund of Canada, 378 Jewish Telegraphic Agency Daily News Bulletin, 396 Jewish News, 394 Jewish Telegraphic Agency Weekly News Jewish Observer, 396 Digest, 396 Jewish Observer of Syracuse, 396 Jewish Theological Seminary of Amer- Jewish Peace Fellowship, 362 ica, 109, 349 Jewish Pogrom "Reichskristallnacht," American Student Center in Jerusa- 230 lem, 349 Jewish Post, 400 Cantors Institute and Seminary Col- Jewish Post and Opinion, 393 lege of Jewish Music, 349 Jewish Post of New York, 396 Department of Radio and Television, Jewish Press (Neb.), 394 349 Jewish Press (NY), 396 Institute for Advanced Study in the Jewish Press Features, 399 Humanities, 349 Jewish Publication Society of America, Institute for Religious and Social 339 Studies, 349 Jewish Quarterly Review, 399 Melton Research Center, 349-350 Jewish Reconstructionist Foundation, Schocken Institute for Jewish Re- 349 search, 350 Federation of Reconstructionist Con- Seminary College of Jewish Studies- gregations and Havurot, 349 Teachers Institute, 350 Reconstructionist Rabbinical Associ- University of Judaism, 350 ation, 349 Jewish Times, 393 Jewish Record, 394 Jewish Times of the Greater Northeast, Jewish Renewal (France), 214 399 Jewish Reporter (Mass.), 393 Jewish Transcript, 399 Jewish Reporter (Nev.), 394 Jewish Veteran, 393 INDEX / 483 Jewish Voice, 394 Judaism, 396 Jewish War Veterans of the United Judaism and Christianity: Unity and States of America, 335 Difference—a Dialogue, 234 National Memorial, Inc; National Judaism as a Civilization, 408 Shrine to the Jewish War Dead, Judaism in Transition, 408 336 Judaism Without Supernaturalism, 408 Jewish Week, 396 JUF News, 393 Jewish Weekly News, 393 Jumblatt, Walid, 119 Jewish Welfare Board (Great Britain), Junk, Peter, 236 204, 205 Just a Woman, 237 Jewish Western Bulletin, 400 Just-Dahlmann, Barbara, 233 The Jewish Woman in America, 3In JWB, 364 Jewish Workmen's Circle, 253 Commission on Jewish Chaplaincy, Jews and Christians: The Strange Broth- 364 ers, 235 Jewish Book Council (see page 339) The Jews as a Minority in History, 232 Jewish Music Council (see page 339) Jews' College (Great Britain), 208 JWB Circle, 396 Jews in Prussia, 232, 233 JWB Jewish Book Council, 339 The Jews of Today, 148n JWB Jewish Music Council, 339 The Jews of Tubingen, 232 Jews on the Edge, 108 Kadar, Janos, 255 Jibril, Ahmed, 270 Kaddoumi, Farouk, 203, 275 John Paul II, 32, 251, 254 (Yugoslavia), 258 Johnson, Charles, 260 Kalian, Arcadius, 142, 142n Jordan, 124, 125, 129, 204, 206 Kahan, Yitzhak, 261, 303 Jorge Isaacs Jewish integral school (Co- Kahan Commission, 118, 261, 262, 263, lombia), 25 264, 280, 282 Joseph, Jacob, 405 Kahane, Jeffrey, 300 Joseph, Keith, 203 Kahane, Meir, 291 Joseph, Leon, 210 Kaiman, Moises, 17 Journal of Economic History, 142n, Kampmann, Karl-Wilhelm, 222 143n Kanader Adler-Jewish Eagle, 400 Journal of Human Resources, 132n, Kann, Eric, 210 140n Kansas City Jewish Chronicle, 394 Journal of Jewish Communal Service, Kaplan, Aline, 416 396 Kaplan, Aryeh, 416 Journal of Jewish Conservative Educa- Kaplan, Mordecai, 404—411 tion, 396 Kapstein, Israel, 416-^17 Journal of Psychology and Judaism, 400 Karelin, Victor, 237 Journal of Reform Judaism, 396 Karminski, Susan Elizabeth, 210 Journal of the American Statistical Asso- Karo, I., 255 ciation, 143n Karp, Yehudit, 292 Journal of the North Shore Jewish Com- Karry, Heinz-Herbert, 218 munity, 393 Katanka, Michael, 210 Jovy, Michael, 225 Kattermann, Hildegard, 231 Judah L. Magnes Museum—Jewish Katz, Daniel, 253 Museum of the West, 339 Katz, Meyer, 248 484 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 1985 Katzev, A., 248 Kol Shearith Israel (Panama), 23 Katzir, Efraim, 255 Kolesnikov, Iurii, 246 Katziv, Vasilii, 243 Kollek, Teddy, 34 Kaufman, Edy, 38n Korczak, Janusz, 252 Kazakevich, Emil, 250 Korn, Yitzchak, 255 Kaznelson, Siegmund, 237 Kornacki, Jerzy, 252 Kehilath Jeshurun, 405 Korneev, Lev, 247 Keiler, Mauricy, 254 Kosher Directory, 396 Keim, Anton Maria, 232 Kosher Directory, Passover Edition, 396 Kemp, Jack, 128 Kosthorst, Erich, 231 Kentucky Jewish Post and Opinion, 393 Koteret Rashit, 271 Keren Or, Inc., 370-371 Kotlowitz, Raphael, 301 Kertzer, Morris, 417 Kovadloff, Jacobo, 53n Kessel, Reuben, 146n Kowalchuk, Serge, 111 Kessler-Harris, Alice, 145, 145n Krasnaia Zvezda (USSR), 247 Khaddam, Abdel Halim, 127, 245 Kreddig, Army, 229 Khalidi, Walid, 203 Kreiman, Angel, 23 Khariton, Iulii, 247 Kreisky, Bruno, 270 Khavin, Oskar, 250 Kreutzberger, Mario, 48 Khodorovich, Sergei, 243 Kroch, Arye, 303 Khomeini, Ayatollah, 128, 318, 319 Kruchtmann, Karl, 231 The Kibbutz Model, 233 Krupp, Richard, 234 Kiefer, Nicholas, 147n Krupskii, Mark, 246 Kimche, David, 260, 278, 301 Ku Klux Klan, 114 Kinder Zeitung, 396 Kubicke, Stefan, 229 King-Hamilton, Roman, 208 Kiihnen, Michael, 218 King Jesus, 235 Kujau, Konrad, 217 Kinnock, Neil, 202, 204 Kulin, Terence, 256 Kinzer, Nora Scott, 29n Kultur un Lebn—Culture and Life, 396 Kirshblum, I. Usher, 417 Kulwin, Clifford, 5n, 15, 23 Kissinger, Henry, 114-115 Kummel, Walter, 222 Kleeman-Jacobs, Tessie, 210 Kiinstler, Carolina, 238 Klein, Judith, 233 Kuron, Jacek, 251 Klein, Theo, 214 Kurzman, Dan, 230 Klemig, Roland, 232 Kuznets, Simon, 143n Klepfisz, Heszel, 5n, 15 Kwaterko, Abraham, 252, 254 Klesky, Anita, 48 Klimek, Wojcieh, 252 Labor Alignment Party (Israel), 283 Knilli, Friedrich, 230 Labor party (Great Britain), 202, 204 Knoplich, Jose, 52n Labor party (Israel), 281, 283, 285, 289 Kobin, Frances, 134n Labor Zionist Alliance, 371 Koch, Edward, 105, 106, 109, 115 Labor Zionist Movement of Canada, Koestler, Arthur, 210 378 Kogon, Eugen, 231 Lachert, Hildegard, 221 Kohl, Helmut, 217, 223, 224, 226, 238, Ladd, Everett, Jr., 148n 275 Lahis, Shmuel, 302 Kohl, Max, 225 Lahusen, Maria, 229 KolHat'nuah, 396 Lambert, Gretel, 239 INDEX / 485 Lamm, Hans, 232, 237 Levy, Abraham, 207 Lamroth Hakol (Buenos Aires), 23 Levy, Daniel, 25n Lang, Jack, 215 Levy, David, 284 Langbein, Hermann, 231 Levy, Moshe, 264, 302 Lansburgh, Werner, 236, 237 Levy, Sion, 15 Lapide, Pinchas, 234, 235, 236 Lewin, Shlomo, 219 Laqueur, Walter, 230 Lewis, H. G., 146n Las Vegas Israelite, 394 Liberal party (Israel), 284 Lashkarashvili, Zakharii, 244 Liberation, 213, 214 Latin America and Caribbean Contem- Libya, 107, 304 porary Record, 5n Licharz, Werner, 237 Latin America Weekly Report, 43n Lichtenstein, Heiner, 230, 237 Latin American Jewry, 3-49, 51-102 Lieberman, Saul, 418 Lattes, A. E., 69n, 76n Liebeschiitz, Hans, 235 de Lattes, Recchini, 69n, 76n Liebman, Charles, 410 Lauber, Heinz, 230 Life After Survival, 237 Lauck, Gary, 219 Life and Destiny, 215 Launch, Emil, 221 Life and Work of German-Language Lawrence, Martin, 210 Authors in Israel, 234 Lawson, Nigel, 203 Life Signs, 233 Lazerwitz, Bernard, 13In Lifshits, Mendel, 250 Le Pen, Jean-Marie, 213 Lifshits, Mikhail, 250 League for Labor Israel, 371 Ligachev, Igor, 242 League for Yiddish, 339 Likud party (Israel), 283, 284, 285, 286, Lebanon, 109, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 299 125, 127, 128, 129, 203, 204, 212, Lilith—The Jewish Women's Magazine, 259-277, 313, 314 396 Lebanon: The Fractured Country, 209 The Lily of Sharon, 233 Leftwich, Joseph, 209 Lipschis, Hans, 223 Lehmann, Johannes, 236 Lipset, Seymour Martin, 148n Lehr, Walter, 417 Lipsman, Julie, 154 Leiser, Erwin, 237 Litvinoff, Barnet, 209 Leiwant, Sidney, 417-418 Litvinoff, Emanuel, 209 Leo Baeck Institute, Inc., 339 Livingstone, Ken, 206 Leo Baeck: Teacher and Advisor in Loeb, James, 229 Grave Times, 237 Loftus, John, 111 Leo N. Levi National Arthritis Hospi- Lohse, Eduard, 228 tal, 365 Long, Clarence, 110 Lerer, Semuel, 17 Long Island Jewish World, 396 Lerner, Ilia, 249 Looking Back Without Hate, 233 Lestschinsky, Jacob, 68n Loos, Adam, 214 Lev, Mikhail, 249 Lopatka, Adam, 253 Levinas, Emmanuel, 238 Lopez, Pablo, 43n Levinger, Moshe, 290 Lopez Portillo, Jose, 46 Levinson, Nathan, 226, 228, 235 Lowenthal, Ernst, 233 Levinson, Pnina, 235 Lubavitch, 311, 319 Levitan, Arkadii, 257 Lubimov, Iurii, 243 Levitan, Iurii, 250 Luce, Richard, 204 486 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 1985

Liiders, Michael, 233 Memoires, 215 Lunger, Inge, 238 Memoirs of a Lawyer, and Letters from La Luz (Argentina), 33 Exile, 236 Luzatto, Moses Hayyim, 408 Memoirs of a Moralist, 237 Memorial Foundation for Jewish Cul- Maccoby, Hyam, 235 ture, Inc., 340 Machne Israel, Inc., 350 Mendes-Flohr, Paul, 234 de la Madrid Hurtado, Miguel, 46-47 Menendez, Albert, 113 Magall, Miriam, 236 Menkens, Harm, 220 Maier, Johann, 235 Menorah, 393 Majngarten, Henry, 227 Merhav, Meir, 240 Makkabi Deutschland, 227 Meridor, Dan, 284 Malka, Victor, 215 Merkos L'inyonei Chinuch, Inc., 350 Malkiel, Yakov, 239 Merton, Robert, 148n Mapam party (Israel), 283 Meshel, Yeruham, 238 Marchais, Georges, 248 Yeshiva Rabbi Chaim Berlin Marcus, Sidney, 418 Rabbinical Academy, 350 Marcus, Yoel, 259 Mettke, Erich, 240 Margulies, Dora, 209 Mexico, 3^9, 52, 61, 62, 70, 73, 93, 94, Marilus, Itschak, 254 96 Marital Status and Nuptiality in Can- Meyer, Marshall, 23, 24 ada, 193n M'Godolim: The Jewish Quarterly, 399 Marrano Poets of the Seventeenth Cen- Michel, Sonya, 3In tury, 209 Michigan Jewish History, 394 Martin, Bernard, 133n Michnik, Adam, 251 Martin, Bernd, 232 Midstream, 42, 42n, 110, 396 Martin Buber: One Land and Two Peo- Mikve-Israel-Emmanuel (Curacao), 23 ples, 234 Millman, Ivor, 191n, 195, 196n Martynov, Ivan, 247 Milnitzky, Claudia, 52n Massarik, Fred, 133n, 134n Minkoff, Isaiah, 418-419 Matthies, Frank-Wolf, 237 Mirrer Yeshiva Central Institute, 350 Max and Helen, 236 Missouri Jewish Post and Opinion, 394 Mayer, Hans, 236 Mitterrand, Francois, 211, 214, 215 Maynard, Betty, 159n Mizrachi-Hapoel Hamizrachi Organi- McCann, James, 154n zation of Canada, 378 McFarlane, Robert, 119, 268, 271 Moczar, Mieczyslav, 252 The Meaning of God in Modern Jewish Modai, Yitzhak, 278 Religion, 408 Modern Jewish Studies Annual, 396 Medding, Peter, 139n Mohiedin, Fuad, 278 Medvedev, Roy, 243 Moment, 394 Medvedkov, Olga, 248 Mondale, Walter, 122, 130 Medvedkov, Yuri, 248 Monte Sinai (Rio de Janeiro), 15 Medzini, Moshe, 303 Moral Majority, 113 Meerbaum-Eisinger, Selma, 237 Morality in Media, 115 Meeting Judaism, 235 Morning Freiheit, 397 Meilach, Mikhail, 248 Morocco, 311, 312 Mejcher, Helmut, 233 Mortada, Sa'ad, 277 Mejia, Jorge, 32 Moses: The Man From Egypt, 236 INDEX / 487 Mosher, William, 149n National Council of Jewish Prison Moszkowicz, Imo, 219 Chaplains, Inc. (see American Jew- Moulin, Jean, 212 ish Correctional Chaplains Associ- Moussa, Abu, 271 ation, Inc.) Movement Against Racism and for National Council of Jewish Women, 365 Friendship Among Peoples National Council of Jewish Women of (France), 213 Canada, 378 Movements and Issues in American Ju- National Council of Jewish Women of daism, 133n Mexico, 17 Mubarak, Hosni, 126,130, 271, 275,278 National Council of Young Israel, 351 Muhammad, Crown Prince, 312 American Friends of Young Israel Muhammad V, Sultan, 311 Synagogues in Israel, 351 Muhlstein, Anka, 209 Armed Forces Bureau, 351 Miiller-Miinch, Ingrid, 231 Employment Bureau, 351 Munk, Eli, 209 Institute for Jewish Studies, 351 Murphy, Richard, 125 Young Israel Collegiates and Young Murzakhanov, Iurii, 249 Adults, 351 Musa, Abu, 126 Young Israel Youth, 351 Mussner, Franz, 235 National Foundation for Jewish Cul- My Breath Means Now, 237 ture, 340 National Front (Great Britain), 202 Nachama, Andreas, 229 National Hebrew Culture Council, 340 Nachmann, Werner, 226, 238 National Jewish Commission on Law Naghi, Khosrow, 321 and Public Affairs, 336 Naipaul, V.S., 300 National Jewish Committee on Scout- Na'man, Shlomo, 236 ing, 365 National Association for the Advance- National Jewish Community Relations ment of Colored People, 107 Advisory Council, 106, 107, 108, National Association of Arab Ameri- 114, 336 cans, 110 National Jewish Girl Scout Committee, National Association of Jewish Family, 365 Children's and Health Profession- National Jewish Hospital/National als, 365 Asthma Center, 365-366 National Association of Jewish Voca- National Jewish Hospitality Committee, tional Services, 365 351 National Committee for Furtherance of National Jewish Information Service for Jewish Education, 350 the Propagation of Judaism, Inc., National Committee for Labor Israel— 351 Israel Histadrut Campaign, 371 National Jewish Population Study, 133, American Trade Union Council for 154-178, 179 Histadrut, 371 National Jewish Resource Center, 351- National Conference on Soviet Jewry, 352 336 Zachor: The Holocaust Resource Soviet Jewry Research Bureau, 336 Center, 352 National Congress of Jewish Deaf, 365 National Joint Community Relations National Council of Beth Jacob Schools, Committee of Canadian Jewish Inc., 351 Congress, 378 National Council of Churches, 112, 113 National Religious party (Israel), 285 488 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 1985 National Survey of American Jews, 133 Nightingale House (Great Britain), 205 National Nikulai, Gustav, 225 (Federal Republic of Germany), Nirnberg, Pavel, 250 227 North American Association of Jewish National Yiddish Book Center, 340 Homes and Housing for the Aging, National Zionist Council of Great Brit- 366 ain and Ireland, 205, 206 North American Jewish Students Ap- Natshe, Mustafa, 290, 293 peal, 375-376 Navi, Yusuf, 306 North American Jewish Students' Net- Navon, Yitzhak, 272, 274, 281, 285, 309 work, 376 Nawi, Eliahu, 301 North American Jewish Youth Council, Nazi Capital Crimes, 230 336 Nazi Crimes in Court, 231 Northern California Jewish Bulletin, 392 Nazi Dictatorship, 1933-1945, 231 Novyi Mir (USSR), 249 Nazi Special Laws Against the Jews, 230 Nussbaum, Jakob, 227 Near East Report, 393 Nederlands Israelietische Gemeente Obadia, Abdallah, 306 (Surinam), 15 Obadya, Moshe, 306 Nederlands Portugees Israelietische Ge- Oberman, Heiko, 230 meente (Surinam), 15 Oelman, Timothy, 209 Ne'eman, Yuval, 225 Oewerdieck, Charlotte, 225 Nehring, Joachim, 222 Oewerdieck, Erhard, 225 Neighbors in the Negev, 233 Ofer, Gur, 139n Neiman, Ernest, 254 Ofner, Francis, 238 Ner Israel Rabbinical College, 352 Ohana, Esther, 290 Neturei Karta, 310 Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 398 Neumann, Gerhard, 236 Old Testament, Early Judaism, Gnosis, Neumann, Karl, 240 234 Neve Salom (Surinam), 16 Olomeinu—Our World, 397 The New Haggadah, 407 Olshan, Yitzhak, 303 New Synagogue (Great Brit- OrChadash, 397 ain), 208 Organization in Aid of National Politi- New Republic, 107 cal Prisoners and Their Families New Roots, 234 (Federal Republic of Germany), New York City Holocaust Memorial 219 Commission, 340 Orland, Nachum, 234 New York Times, 41n, 107, 122, 317 Orr, On, 302 A New Zionism, 408 ORT, 311 Newton, Ronald C, 5n Ortar, Yohanan, 238 Neyses, Hilde, 225 Ottalagano, Roberto, 37 Neyses, Joseph, 225 Ottawa Jewish Bulletin & Review, 400 Nicaragua, 32, 38, 39 Our Days, 248 Nidal, Abu, 126 Owen, David, 202 Nidditch, Peter, 209 Ozar Hatorah, 311, 319, 352 Nidje Israel (Mexico), 16, 17 Niederland, William, 231 Paget, Walter, 210 Niessen, Mathias, 225 Pahlavi, Shah of Iran, 318 INDEX / 489 La Palabra hraelita (Santiago), 14 P'eylim—American Yeshiva Student Palestine Liberation Organization Union, 352 (PLO), 38, 39, 40, 45, 121, 122, Philadelphia Tribune, 107 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 203, 212, Phillips, Bruce, 154n 223, 241, 261, 264, 265, 270, 271, Piazolo, Paul, 225 275, 279, 280, 294, 296, 313, 314 Pictures of the Apocalypse, 232 Palestine National Council, 123, 124, Pilgermann, 209 280 Pilichowski, Czeslaw, 229 The Palestine Question, 1917-1946, 233 Pinelo, Leon, 25 Palestinian Chronicle, 1853-1882, 233 Pioneer Woman, 397 Palestinian Protocols, 233 Pioneer Women/Na'amat, The Wom- Palestinian Students Union, 220 en's Labor Zionist Organization of Palestinian Workers Union, 220 America, Inc., 371 Palestinians in Israel, 234 Plitman, Iakov, 247 Palm Beach Jewish World, 393 Poale Agudath Israel of America, Inc., Palme, Olaf, 226 371 Panama, 15, 26, 40, 52 Women's Division of, 371 Pannenberg, Wolfhart, 234 Poher, Alain, 317 Papandreou, Andreas, 226 Pohlmann, Karl, 222 Papers in Jewish Demography, 89n, 134nPolacheck, Soloman, 13In Paraguay, 3—49 Poland, 251-254 Pasley, Malcolm, 236 Poliakov, Leon, 232 Past Days: Jewish Culture in Munich, Polish-Jewish Relations, 1881-1922, 233 232 Polish Jewry, 253 Pasternak, Leonid, 249 Politics in Israel, 233 The Path of the Upright, 408 Popkin, Zelda, 419 Patrick, Fritz, 221 Popovski, Mihailo, 258 Paucker, Arnold, 209 Popular Front for the Liberation of Paul: Rabbi and Apostle, 235 Palestine, 270 Paul VI, 31, 32 Population Trends of World Jewry, 76n Paulus, Friedrick, 222 Porter, Leslie, 209 PEC Israel Economic Corporation, 371 Posse Comitatus, 114 Pedagogic Reporter, 397 Powell, Lewis, Jr., 112 PEF Israel Endowment Funds, Inc., Pravda, 243 371 Prawer, S. S., 209 Peled, Mattityahu, 245, 279 La Prensa (Buenos Aires), 33 People's Socialist Movement in Ger- Present Tense, 397 many, 218 Priel, Yosef, 4n Perbohner, Simon, 210 Prijs, Leo, 235 Peres, Shimon, 255, 265, 279, 280, 281, Prisoner Without a Name, Cell Without 282, 285 a Number, 43 Perl, Yoram, 209 Problems of Jewish Writing Today, 209 Perspectives in American History, 143n Proceedings of the American Academy Peru, 3^9, 52, 94 for Jewish Research, 397 Pescatello, Ann, 29n, 30n The Promised Land, 72n Petrov, V., 242 Prostitution and Prejudice, 209 Petuchowski, Elizabeth, 235 Protocols of the Elders of Zion, 258 490 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 1985 Public Council for Ethiopian Jewry, 301 Refuge: Years of Exile, 232 Puradt, Leopold, 222 Regenstreif, Peter, 154n The Purpose and Meaning of Jewish Ex- Rehnquist, William, 113 istence, 408 Reiber, Edward, 252 Pym, Francis, 203, 207 The Reich Genealogy Office Decides, 231 Reich-Ranicki, Marcel, 237 Qaddafi, Muammar, 123, 304 Reichmann, Eva, 238 Qualitative and Quantative Social Re- Reimann, Helene, 229 search, 148n Reimer, Chaim, 254 Questions Jews Ask, 408 Reinharz, Jehuda, 232 Questions of the Culture of the Old Ori- Reiss, Anshel, 253 ent, 249 The Religion of Ethical Nationhood, 408 Religion of Reason Out of the Sources of Raab, Earl, 110 Judaism, 234 A Rabbi Explains the Bible, 235 Religious Zionists of America, 372 A Rabbi Seldom Comes Alone, 236 of North America, 372 Rabbinical Alliance of America, 352 Mizrachi-Hapoel Hamizrachi, 372 , 352 Mizrachi Palestine Fund, 372 Rabbinical College of Telshe, Inc., 352 National Council for Torah Educa- Rabbinical Council of America, Inc., tion of Mizrachi-Hapoel Hamizra- 352 chi, 372 Rabbinical Council Record, 397 Noam-Hamishmeret Hatzeira, 372 Rabin, Yitzhak, 285 Reparations to Israel, 233 Rabinovitch, Nahum, 208 Repin, Valerii, 243 Racial and Ethnic Relations, 146n Report on the Americas, 41n Radzinski, Oleg, 243 Reporter, 397 Rahel Varnhagen: Collected Works, 238 Representative Council of French Rahner, Karl, 236 Jewry, 214 Raizman, Iulii, 250 Research Foundation for Jewish Immi- Rally for the Republic (France), 211 gration, Inc., 340 Raoul Wallenberg: Rescuer of a Hun- Research Institute of Religious Jewry, dred Thousand Jews, 237 Inc., 353 Raphael, Chaim, 208 Response, 397 Rattner, Henrique, 30n, 35n, 89 Rett, Andreas, 231 Rauca, Albert, 222 Revista Culturui Mosaic, 254 Reading the Bible with a Jew, 235 Revolutionary Cells (Federal Republic Reagan, Ronald, 3, 45, 105, 108, 111, of Germany), 218 112, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, Rex, Friedrich-Wilhelm, 222 120, 121, 122, 124, 125, 126, 127, Reyersbach, Henny, 238 128, 129, 130, 203, 260, 264, 268, Rhode Island Jewish Historical Notes, 272, 273, 274, 283 399 Reconstructionist, 397, 407 Richter, Gustav, 222 Reconstructionist Rabbinical College, Rieser, Dolf, 210 352-353, 407 Ringelblum, Emmanuel, 253 Rees, Rosemary, 13 In Ritterband, Paul, 154n Reform Judaism, 397 Robison, Joseph, 419 Reform Synagogues of Great Britain, Roeder, Manfred, 219 208 Romaszewski, Zbigniew, 251 INDEX / 491 Romberg, Alan, 122 Sartawi, Issam, 123, 125, 270, 279, 280 Roots of Antisemitism, 230 Sartre, Jean-Paul, 215 Rosen, Jeremy, 208 Saudi Arabia, 116, 127, 128, 129, 223 Rosen, Moses, 253, 254, 255 Savidor, Menahem, 299, 300 Rosengold, Hans, 238 Schaerf, Moshe, 237 Rosenne, Meir, 302 Schafer, Peter, 233, 235 Rosenswaike, Ira, 53, 53n, 56, 56n, 134n Schapiro, Leonard, 210 Rosenthal, Benjamin, 419 Schechter, Solomon, 406 Rosenthal, Erich, 132n, 133n Scheiber, Aleksander, 256 Rosenthal, Hans, 238 Schembs, Hans-Otto, 232 Ross, Irwin, 146n Schers, David, 5n, 25n Rossi, Peter, 148n Schier, Raphael, 238 Rost, Leonhard, 234 Schillement, Jost, 236 Roth, Cecil, 249 Rothschild, Miriam, 209 Schindler, Alexander, 106,107,114,253 Rouleau, Eric, 123 Schliack, Amos, 233 Schlichting, Giinther, 235 Roumanian Jewish Federation of Amer- Schmelz, U.O., 29n, 49, 53n, 57, 57n, 59, ica, Inc., 362 61, 68n, 72n, 79n, 80n, 89n, 96n, Rubel, Jacob, 93n 134n, 191n Riibenach, Bernhard, 235 Schmid-Ospach, Michael, 230 Rubens, Bernice, 209 Schmidt, Helmut, 224 Rubie, Jack, 210 Schmidt, Josef, 222 Rubinstein, Amnon, 298 Schnabel, Ernst, 237 Ruckerl, Adalbert, 221, 231 Rumania, 251, 254, 255, 276 Schoeps, Hans-Joachim, 234 Rumsfeld, Donald, 271 Schoeps, Julius, 237 Ruppin, Arthur, 148n Scholch, Alexander, 233, 234 Ryan, Allan, Jr., Ill Schonborn, Erwin, 219 Ryan-Braunsteiner, Hermine, 221 Schroder, Ludwig, 221 Rybakov, Anatolii, 249 Schteingart, Roberto, 45 Schubert, Kurt, 240 Schueler, Hermann, 236 Sable, Martin H., 5n Schulin, Ernst, 232 Sacks, Jonathan, 208 Schulman, Zwi, 238 Sadat, Jihan, 309 Schwaiger, Brigitte, 236 Safer, Rebecca, 419 Sagi, Nana, 233 Schwarz, Annelies, 236 Saguy, Yehoshua, 263 Schwarzberg, Giinther, 230 Sahl, Hans, 237 Schwarz-Gardos, Alice, 233 Said, Edward, 233 Sechter, Emil, 254 Said, Marcel, 305 Sedaka y Marpe (Mexico), 16 St. Louis Center for Holocaust Studies, Sedek ve Salom (Surinam), 16 340 Seelye, Talcott, 316 St. Louis Jewish Light, 394 Seidel, Esther, 225 Sakharov, Andreii, 243 Seidel, Hans, 225 Sallis-Freudenthal, Margareta, 233 Seidler, Horst, 231 Salvation Through the Jews?, 236 Seiferheld, Alfredo M., 35n Samizdat (USSR), 245 Seiler, Martin, 227 Sandberg, Harry O., 22n Seligmann, Rafael, 234 492 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 1985 Seminario Idish-Hebreo de Maestros Shoham, David, 300 (Mexico), 26 Sholem Aleichem Folk Institute, Inc., Seminario Rabinico (Argentina), 23, 26, 353 48 Shomron, Dan, 302 Senderov, Valerii, 243 Short Glossary of Judaism, 235 Sentinel, 393 Short History of Jewish Art, 236 Sephardic House, 340 Short Writings, 237 Sephardic Jewish Brotherhood of Amer- Shot While Trying to Escape, 236 ica, Inc., 362 Shulrichter, Aleksandr, 250 Serfaty, Abraham, 312 Shultz, George, 119, 120, 125, 126, 128, Serke, Jurgen, 237 129, 264, 265, 266, 273, 275 Seven Arts Feature Syndicate and World Sikora, Jacobo Schifter, 35n Wide News Service, 399 Silber, Jacques, 15In Sevitt, Celia, 210 Silbermann, Alphons, 229 Sha'ar Ha-Shamayim synagogue Silberner, Edmund, 232 (Egypt), 309 Sinagoga Agudat Israel (Rio de Ja- Shabazzi, Salaam, 310 neiro), 15 Shaevich, Adolf, 246 Sinagoga Beit Aharon (Rio de Janeiro), Shakak, Amnon, 302 15 Shalom Naomi? 236 Sinai, Gil, 14 Shamgar, Meir, 303 Sinclair, Clive, 209 Shamir, Yitzhak, 44, 129, 130, 255, 262, Singer, David, 13In 265, 267, 268, 269, 271, 272, 273, Singer, Hadassa, 5n 274, 275, 276, 278, 279, 280, 284, Singer, Isaac Bashevis, 228, 253 287, 296, 301 Sirat, Rene, 308 Shapira, Yoram, 38n Skelker, Philip, 208 Shapiro, Avraham, 283 Sla El-Kebira synagogue (Libya), 304 Shapiro, Lev, 247, 250 Slago, Laszlo, 256 Shapiro, Yasha, 210 Snopkowski, Simon, 238 Sharon, Ariel, 41, 118, 119, 120, 260, Sobel, Henry, 23 262, 277, 279, 280, 282, 284 Sobol, Yehoshua, 300 Shatrov, Mikhail, 250 Social Democratic Party (Federal Re- Shatzkes, Aaron, 419-420 public of Germany), 217 Shcharansky, Anatoly, 206, 207, 248 Sociedade Beirutense (Rio de Janeiro), Shemesh, Zamir, 293 15 Shemtov, Victor, 255 Sociedade Israelita Templo Sidon (Rio Sher, David, 420 de Janeiro), 15 Sherling, Iurii, 249 Society for Humanistic Judaism, 353 Sherman, Alfred, 209 Society for the Advancement of Judaism Shers, David, 93n (NY), 407 Sheskin, Ira, 154n Society for the History of Czechoslovak Shevet Ajim (Panama), 15 Jews, Inc., 340 Sheviley Ha-Hinnukh, 397 Society of Friends of the Touro Syna- Sh'ma, 397 gogue, National Historic Shrine, Shmeliakov, Iurii, 242 Inc., 353 Shmuessen Mit Kinder Un Yugent, 397 Society of Israel Philatelists, 372 Shnitke, Alfred, 243 Socioeconomic Success, 132n Shoah, 397 Soesemann, Bernd, 237 INDEX / 493 Sofer, Eugene, 5n Strauss, Herbert, 220 Sokorski, Wlodzimierz, 254 Strauss, Walter, 233 Solarz, Stephen, 316, 317 Stray, Svenn, 276 Solomon, Norman, 208 Streets of Yesterday, 237 Solovieva, Varvara, 247 Strippel, Arnold, 221 Soltes, Avraham, 420 Strobinger, Rudolf, 237 Somoza, Anastasio, 38 Stroessner, Alfredo, 18 The Son of Abraham, 215 A Strong Dose of Myself, 209 Soul of a Jew, 300 Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry, Inc., Southern Israelite, 393 336 Southern Jewish Weekly, 393 Studies in Bibliography and Booklore, Southwest Jewish Chronicle, 399 398-399 Sovetish Heimland, 247, 248, 249 Studies in Jewish Demography; Survey Sovetskaia Kultura, 247 for 1969-1971, 57n, 191n Soviet Union, 115, 116, 118, 128, 206, Studies of Sacrifice in Ancient Israel, 211,242-250, 251 234 Sowell, Thomas, 13In Stuhlmacher, Peter, 235 Spain, 21, 49, 276 Sullivan, Teresa, 13In Spanish and Portuguese Congregation bin Sultan, Bandar, 119 (Great Britain), 207 Sumray, Maurice, 210 Speakes, Larry, 117, 119 The Sunflower, 236 Special Trains to Auschwitz, 230 Surinam, 15 Spectrum, 397 Sussmann, Rudolf, 232 Sperber, Manes, 238 Swift, Morris, 210 Spertus College of Judaica, 353 Syamken, Georg, 236 Spiljak, Mika, 257 Sydney, Berenice, 210 Springer, Axel, 225 Synagogue and Church, 235 The Springs of Jewish Life, 208 Synagogue Council of America, 112, Stark Jewish News, 398 353 State and Synagogue, 1918-1938, 232 Institute for Jewish Policy Planning State of Israel Bonds, 372 and Research of, 353 State University of New York at Stony The Synagogue in German History, 235 Brook, 108 Synagogue Light, 397 Stegmann, Walter, 221 Synagogues in Germany, 235 Stein, Barbara, 35n Synnott, Marcia Graham, 146n Stein, Ernst, 228 Syracuse Jewish Observer, 397 Stein, Stanley, 35n Syria, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 122, 125, Steinbach, Peter, 230 127, 128, 315 Steinberg, Martin, 420 Szurmiej, Szymon, 253 Steiner, Rahel, 238 Stemberger, Giinther, 235 Tabori, George, 238 Stencl, Avrohom, 209 Tal, Sidi, 250 Stern (Federal Republic of Germany), Talks and Tales, 397 217 Talmon, Shemaryahu, 235 Stern, Marc, 113 The Talmud: Introduction, Texts, Ex- Stevens, Evelyn, 30n planations, 235 Stohr, Martin, 228, 234 Talmud Torah Hertzlia (Rio de Strack, Hermann, 235 Janeiro), 15 494 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 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Tambur, Wolf, 255 National Yeshiva Teachers Board of Tami party (Israel), 285, 286 License, 354 Tamir, Shmuel, 270 Samuel A. Fryer Educational Re- Tanenbaum, Marc, 114 search Foundation, 354 Tarlow, Peter, 5n, 23 Torenheim, Herz, 15 Tehiya party (Israel), 285 Totah, Selim, 316 Teitelboim, Velodia, 21 Touro College, 354 Temple Emanu-El (Buenos Aires), 23 Tradition, 397 Tenenblat, Shmuel, 252 The Tragic History of Palestine and Is- Tennenbaum, Silvia, 237 rael, 234 Terrell, DuWayne, 310 Translation of the Jerusalem Talmud, Terrijos, Omar, 26 235 Testimony and Inventory, 235 A Treatise on the Family, 148n, 151 Texas Jewish Post, 399 Troger, Karl-Heinz, 234 Thanks to Scandinavia, Inc., 342 Trud (USSR), 247 Thatcher, Margaret, 202, 203, 205, 207 Tsongas, Paul, 279 Theodor Wolff: Diaries, 237 Tuchman, Barbara, 234 Theodor Herzl: Letters and Diaries, 237 Tudor, Corneliu Vaaim, 255 The Thinking Heart of a Barracks, 237 Tulsa Jewish Review, 399 Thomas, William Jr., 310 Tunisia, 306, 307, 308 Those Who Were Stronger, 231 Turkey, 314, 315 The Threefold Curse, 236 Tyloch, Witold, 253 Tichauer, Wilhelm, 238 Tzaban, Yair, 295 Tikhonov, Nikolai, 257 Tikvah-Emunah, 17 Time, 282 Ufer, George, 225 Timerman, Jacobo, 3, 36, 42, 43 UJFNews, 399 Titchener, Harry, 210 Undzer Veg, 400 Tlass, Mustafa, 116, 270 Unger, Jael, 48 Tobin, Cary, 154, 154n, 178 Unholy Jerusalem, 233 Toff, David, 210 Uniao Beneficente Maghen David (Rio Toledano, Pinchas, 207 de Janeiro), 15 Tolkuhn, Karl, 222 Uniao Israel (Rio de Janeiro), 15 Tomaszewski, Jerzy, 253 Uniao Israelita Shel Gemilut Hassadim Torah Schools for Israel—Chinuch Atz- (Rio de Janeiro), 15 mai, 353 Union for Democracy in France, 211 Torah Umesorah—National Society for Union of American Hebrew Congrega- Hebrew Day Schools, 353-354 tions, 105, 106, 107, 108, 354 Institute for Professional Enrich- American Conference of Cantors, 354 ment, 354 Commission on Social Action of Re- National Association of Hebrew Day form Judaism (see p. 334) School Administrators, 354 National Association of Temple Ad- National Association of Hebrew Day ministrators of, 355 School Parent-Teacher Associa- National Association of Temple tions, 354 Educators, 355 National Conference of Yeshiva Prin- National Federation of Temple cipals, 354 Brotherhoods, 355 INDEX / 495 National Federation of Temple Sister- United Order True Sisters, Inc., 362 hoods, 355 United States, 3, 38, 116-130 North American Federation of Tem- United States Committee Sports for Is- ple Youth (NFTY), 355 rael, Inc., 372-373 and Central Conference of American (Great Britain), 207 Rabbis: Commission on Jewish Ed- United Synagogue of America, 356 ucation, 355 Commission on Jewish Education, and Central Conference of American 356 Rabbis: Joint Commission on Syna- Jewish Educators Assembly of, 357 gogue Administration, 355 Joint Commission on Social Action, Union of Councils for Soviet Jews, 336, 357 342 Kadima of, 357 Union of Liberal and Progressive Syna- National Association of Synagogue gogues (Great Britain), 208 Administrators of, 357 Union of Orthodox Jewish Congrega- of, 357 tions of America, 355-356 United Synagogue Review, 397 National Conference of Synagogue University Center for Jewish Studies Youth, 356 (France), 215 Women's Branch, 356 The Unloved Jew, 229 Union of Orthodox Rabbis of the United Unser Tsait, 397 States and Canada, 356 The Uprising, 230 Union of Patriotic Youth (Federal Re- Uruguay, 3^9, 54, 62, 68, 70, 73, 96 public of Germany), 219 Union of Religious Congregations (Po- Uzan, Franji, 308 land), 252 Vaad Mishmereth Stam, 357 Union of Sephardic Congregations, 356 Van den Broek, Hans, 275 La Union Sefardi (Mexico), 16 United Charity Institutions of Jerusa- Vargas Llosa, Mario, 47 lem, Inc., 372 Vatican II, 31 Veevers, Jean, 199n, 20In , Inc., 372 United Jewish Appeal, Inc., 343 Veil, Simone, 212, 213 Faculty Advisory Cabinet, 343 Veliotis, Nicholas, 124, 125 Rabbinic Cabinet, 343 Venezuela, 3, 49, 96 University Programs Dept., 343 Vergelis, Aron, 249 Women's Division of, 343 Verges, Jean, 212 Young Leadership Cabinet, 343 Viguerie, Richard, 114 Young Women's Leadership Cabinet, Viking Youth (Federal Republic of Ger- 343 many), 219 United Jewish Philanthropic Fund Villain, Heinz, 221 (France), 214 Viran, Yoav, 203 United Jewish Teachers' Seminary, 378 Viskoop, Meir, 238 United Lubavitcher Yeshivoth, 356 Vladimov, Georgii, 243 United Nations, 38, 47, 130, 203, 204 Vogel, Werner, 217 United Nations, Resolution 242, 125, Volken, Laurenz, 236 273 Volodarskii, Lev, 247-248 United Nations Interim Force in Leba- von Coelln, Richard, 221 non (UNIFIL), 121, 261 von Land, Jochen, 230 496 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 1985

von Mirbach, Baroness Maimi Celina, When Invisible Walls Grew, 231 225 When Moshe Was a Communist, 237 Vorotnikov, Vitaly, 242 Who Was Responsible for Hitler?, 232 Vorspan, Albert, 105 Who's Who in the Third Reich, 232 de Vries, Simon, 235 Why I Am a Jew, 236 Wiesel, Elie, 215 Wage of Terror, 231 Wiesenthal, Simon, 236 Wagner, Robert, 106 Wigand, Arpad, 221 Waksberg, Joseph, 154n Wilensky, Wolf, 301 Waldheim, Kurt, 317 Wilsker, Leib, 249 Waldman, Lois, 146n Windsor Jewish Community Council Walesa, Lech, 251, 252 Bulletin, 400 Walk, Joseph, 230 Winter, Fritz, 15 Wallach, Jehuda, 234 Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle, 399 Wallenberg, Raoul, 111 Wise, James, 420 Walter, Bemd, 231 Wisner, Heinz, 221 Walters, Miguel Schweitzer, 277 Wisnitzer, Manuel, 237 Warnke, Martin, 236 Wistrich, Robert, 231 The Warsaw Ghetto: Photodocumenta- With Bible and Bebel, 237 tionfrom a German Soldier in 1941, With My Own Eyes, 237 232 With Us in Auschwitz, 236 Washington, Harold, 105, 115 Witnesses: Testimonies on the Murder of , 393 a People, 231 Wax, Emanuel, 210 Witte, Susanne, 229 We Shall Meet Again, 237 Witzch, Hans-Jiirgen, 220 Der Wecker, 397-398 Wolff, Karin, 232 Wehner, Herbert, 225 Wolffsohn, Michael, 233 Weichmann, Elsbeth, 232 Wolkind, Jack, 205 Weichmann, Herbert, 239 The Women of Majdanek, 231 Weill, Joseph, 236 Women's American ORT Reporter, 398 Weill, Simon, 56, 56n, 63, 64 Women's League for Conservative Ju- Weinberger, Caspar, 116, 120, 128, 129, daism, 357 260 Women's League for Israel, Inc., 373 Weiner, Margery, 210 Women's League Outlook, 398 Weinzierl, Ulrich, 237 Women's Social Service for Israel, Inc., Weisman, Joshua, 298 343 Weiss, Barnard, 148n Woolf, Alfred, 210 Weissweiler, Eva, 236 Workers' Revolutionary Party (Great Weitz, Raanan, 289 Britain), 202 Weizman, Ezer, 284, 294 Workmen's Circle, 362 Weltsch, Robert, 230 Division of Jewish Labor Committee, Werblowsky, Zwi, 235 362 West Coast Talmudical Seminary, 357 World Confederation of Jewish Com- Westerheide, Wilhelm, 222 munity Centers, 366 Western Jewish News, 400 World Confederation of United Zion- Western States Jewish History, 392 ists, 373 Wetzel, Dietrich, 234 World Council of Synagogues, 357-358 What No One Wanted to Know, 230 World Health Organization, 292 INDEX / 497 World Jewish Congress, 254, 312, 315, Caroline and Joseph S. Gruss Insti- 336 tute in Jerusalem, 359 World Jewish Education: Cross Cultural David J. Azrieli Graduate Institute of Perspectives, 93n Jewish Education, 359 World Jewish Population: Regional Esti- Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychol- mates and Projections, 96n ogy, 359 The World of Judaism: Religion, His- Harry Fischel School for Higher Jew- tory, Way of Life, 235 ish Studies, 359 World Organization of Jews from Arab Philip and Sarah Belz School of Jew- Countries, 321, 322 ish Music, 359 World Sephardi Federation, 309 Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological World Union for Progressive Judaism, Seminary, 359-360 302, 358 Simon Wiesenthal Center, 360 World Union of Jewish Students, 302 Women's Organization, 360 World Zionist Congress, 301 Wurzweiler School of Social Work, World Zionist Organization, 206, 302, 360 373 Yeshiva University Gerontological Department of Education and Cul- Institute, 360 ture, 373 Yeshiva University of Los Angeles, North American Aliyah Movement, 360 373 Yeshiva University Museum, 341 Zionist Archives and Library of the, Yeshivath Torah Vodaath and Mesivta 373 Rabbinical Seminary, 360 Wossmann, Paul, 229 Alumni Association, 360 Wujec, Henryk, 251 Yiddish, 398 Wust, Elisabeth, 229 Yiddishe Heim, 398 Wuttke, Dieter, 236 Yiddishe Kultur, 398 Yiddishe Vort, 398 Yans-McLaughlin, Virginia, 145, 145n Yiddisher Kemfer, 398 Yaron, Amos, 263, 264 Yiddisher Kultur Farband—YKUF, Yavne Hebrew Theological Seminary, 341 358 Yidishe Shprakh, 398 Yearbook of the Central Conference of YIVO Annual of Jewish Social Science, American Rabbis, 398 398 Years of Bad Weather, 249 YIVO Bleter, 398 Yediot Ahronot, 287 Yivo Institute for Jewish Research, Inc., Yemen Arab Republic, 310, 311 341 Yeshiva Colegial Machane Israel (Rio Max Weinreich Center for Advanced de Janeiro), 15 Jewish Studies, 341 Yeshiva University, 358 Yoffe, Avraham, 303 Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Yosef, Ovadiah, 283 358 Young, Stuart, 209 Alumni Office, 358-359 Young Israel Viewpoint, 398 Belfer Institute for Advanced Bio- Young Judaean, 398 medical Studies, 359 Young National Democrats (Federal Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, Republic of Germany), 219 359 Youngstown Jewish Times, 399 Bernard Revel Graduate School, 359 Youth and Nation, 398 498 / AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK, 1985 Yudkin, Leon, 209 Zionism and Palestinian Self-Determi- Yugntruf, 398 nation, 233 Yugntruf Youth for Yiddish, 376 Zionism and the State of Israel, 234 Yugoslavia, 251, 257, 258 Zionist Federation (Great Britain), 205, 206 Zalcmann, Moshe, 237 Zionist Organization of America, 373 Zamir, Yitzhak, 293 Zionist Organization of Canada, 378 Zapf, Lilli, 232 Zippori, Mordechai, 262 Zbornik (Yugoslavia), 258 Zivs, Samuil, 246 Zee, Philip, 210 Zmora, Yisrael, 303 Zeigerman, Dror, 301 Zucker, David, 233 Zelle, Johanna, 222 DiZukunft, 398 Zero Population Growth—For Whom?, Ziindel, Ernst, 219 131n Zunshine, Tatiana, 248 Zielinski, Siegfried, 230 Zunshine, Zachar, 248 Zimmer, Wendelin, 236 Zygelboim, Artur, 252 Zimmerman, Charles, 420 (Continued from front flap)

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