Books about American Jewry
Alan M. Dershowitz
The Vanishing American Jew
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Emma Lazarus
"The Jewish Problem" and "An Epistle to the Hebrews
"In The Jewish Problem and An Epistle to the Hebrews, [published in 1883,] the poet and activist Emma Lazarus brings her brilliance to one of the most pressing issues of her time: violence against Jews in the Russian Empire. In a series of prescient essays that later led her to be called "The Mother of Zionism"-written while she was working on "The New Colossus"-Lazarus laid out her view on the need for a Jewish home in its historical land, as well as why American Jewry had the responsibility to ensure its people across the world had safe refuge from endless waves of antisemitism."
- from TheWhisperingShelf.com, edits by ClarkU Hillel in brackets
The American Jewish Archives Journal
The American Jewish Archives Journal Volume LXXIII No. 2
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The American Jewish Archives Journal
The American Jewish Archives Journal Volume LXXV No. 1 & 2
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The American Jewish Archives Journal
The American Jewish Archives Journal Volume LXXIV No. 1 & 2
"In The Jewish Problem and An Epistle to the Hebrews, [published in 1883,] the poet and activist Emma Lazarus brings her brilliance to one of the most pressing issues of her time: violence against Jews in the Russian Empire. In a series of prescient essays that later led her to be called "The Mother of Zionism"-written while she was working on "The New Colossus"-Lazarus laid out her view on the need for a Jewish home in its historical land, as well as why American Jewry had the responsibility to ensure its people across the world had safe refuge from endless waves of antisemitism."- from TheWhisperingShelf.com, edits by ClarkU Hillel in brackets