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Judaic Studies |
Sewing the Fabric of StatehoodGarment Unions, American Labor, and the Establishment of the State of IsraelPub Date: December 2017 Tailoring a movement dedicated to the idea of a Jewish homeland learn more... |
Author: Beth Abelson MacleodPub Date: July 2015 The dynamic life of a brilliant turn-of-the-century musician learn more... |
Author: Kenyon ZimmerPub Date: July 2015 The worlds that anarchists left behind, the worlds in which they lived, and the worlds they strove to create learn more... |
Author: Edited by Hedda KalshovenPub Date: June 2014 How a family with members in Germany and in occupied Netherlands responded to the Nazi regime, World War II, and its aftermath learn more... |
Author: Ellen F. Steinberg and Jack H. ProstPub Date: Cloth: 2011; Paper: February 2013 Uncovering the vibrant culinary culture of Jewish cooking in the Midwest learn more... |
Author: Moses MendelssohnPub Date: June 2012 Newly translated treatises from the great Enlightenment thinker learn more... |
Author: Seth L. SandersPub Date: Cloth: 2009; Paper: 2011 How choosing a language created a people learn more... |
Author: Cia SautterPub Date: December 2010 Highlighting the importance of song and dance rituals to Sephardic Jewish religious practices learn more... |
Author: Irving CutlerPub Date: Cloth: 1996; Paper: 2009 The fascinating, fully illustrated story of Chicago's vibrant Jewish community learn more... |
Author: Sigmund TobiasPub Date: February 2009 A poignant memoir of Jewish refugees living in Shanghai during World War II learn more... |
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