American Jewish Archives Journal, Volume 64, Numbers 1 & 2

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FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM • 2012–2013 FELLOWS The Jacob Rader Marcus Center of the American Jewish Archives welcomes the following 2012–2013 Fellows to the Barrows-Loebelson Family Reading Room located on the historic Cincinnati campus of the Hebrew Union College–Jewish Institute of Religion 156 • American Jewish Archives Journal Louise Bernikow The Loewenstein-Wiener Fellowship Sisters Divided: Annie Nathan Meyer, Maud Nathan and the Suffrage Movement Rachel Deblinger University of California, Los Angeles The Rabbi Joachim Prinz Memorial Fellowship Constructions of Survival: Framing Holocaust Narratives in Postwar America Joshua Furman University of Maryland The Bernard and Audre Rapoport Fellowship Creating Baby Boomer Jews: Approaches to American Jewish Childrearing and Education, 1945–1967 Annabelle Ganapol Goethe University The Bernard and Audre Rapoport Fellowship Interstate Conflicts and Non-State Actors: The World Jewish Congress as a Protagonist of International Law and International Relations, 1936–1948 Rachel Gordan Northwestern University Marcus Center Director’s Fellowship Reading Postwar American Judaism Sofiya Grachova Harvard University The Bernard and Audre Rapoport Fellowship The Politics of Jewish Health: Medicine and Russian Jews, 1860–1930
Jaclyn Granick Graduate Institute of International and Developmental Studies, Geneva The Bernard and Audre Rapoport Fellowship Humanitarian Responses to Jewish Suffering Abroad by American Jewish Organizations, 1900–1930 Nathaniel Kurz Yale University The Rabbi Harold D. Hahn Memorial Fellowship International Jewish Organizations and Human Rights, 1945–1975 Jason Lustig University of California, Los Angeles The Bernard and Audre Rapoport Fellowship Making History: The Proliferation and Impact of Modern Archives for Jewish History Toni Pitock University of Delaware The Bernard and Audre Rapoport Fellowship Jewish Merchants in Philadelphia, 1730–1820 Shari Rabin Yale University The Rabbi Harold D. Hahn Memorial Fellowship Manifest Jews: Mobility and the Making of American Judaism, 1820–1877 Tamar Rabinowitz George Washington University The Joseph and Eva R. Dave Memorial Fellowship Jewish Immigration and the Social Construction of Technology in the Process of Americanization Amit Rapoport Haifa University The Loewenstein-Wiener Fellowship The Contribution of American Jews to the War of Independence Rachel Rothstein University of Florida The Rabbi Theodore S. Levy Tribute Fellowship The New Polish Jewishness after 1968 Kara Dixon Vuic Bridgewater College The Loewenstein-Wiener Fellowship Military Entertainment Programs for American Soldiers at War 2012–2013 Fellows • 157
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American Jewry and the Civil War: T
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VOLUME LXIV NUMBERS 1&2 (2012) A Jo
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To Our Readers Articles Upheaval, I
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industry during the antebellum and
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TO OUR READERS… Jonathan D. Sarna
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Judah P. Benjamin (1811-1884), the
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article suggests that the history o
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ARTICLES Upheaval, Innovation, and
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Purim Ball (Courtesy Library of Con
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Party’s political association. In
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Lyon supported enforcement of the F
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Noah, awakening from his drunkennes
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in 1860 and 1861, despite the edito
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post. The Confederate response tran
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In the summer of 1862 a letter from
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“the most sweeping anti-Jewish re
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all major Jewish manufacturers and
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This paper will be read on the 12 t
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10 Michael Schuldiner and Daniel J.
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38Korn, American Jewry, 161; George
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Who is Israel? Yankees, Confederate
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appealing to homeland and memory.
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Left to right: Michael Heilprin, Po
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were armies of redemption. Federal
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And as thou led’st thy chosen peo
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cautionary tales of evil and insist
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not justify going to war on the sla
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Israel in Triumph and Defeat As dis
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Southern Jews embraced lost cause m
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Hebrew Union College as a man with
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Notes 1Quoted in David Chesebrough,
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57 Quoted in Jacob Rader Marcus, Me
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119Ibid., 102. 120Ibid., 78. 121Rab
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David Lopez Jr.: Builder, Industria
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At the College of Charleston’s Sp
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Figure 4: 153-155 Queen Street, bui
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infer that Lopez’s slaves—inclu
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Figure 6: Exterior of former Sheari
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known, since the earliest surviving
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church under white supervision. 57
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When Major Anderson burned the gun
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March 16 David Lopez, General Super
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the city due to high costs. This pr
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At the time of Lopez’s death, onl
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who modernized city skylines to new
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and Uri R. Kaufmann, eds., Jewish E
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75South Carolina and Francis W. Pic
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104 Robert W. Shand. “Lopez v. Lo
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Beyond the Battlefield: Reevaluatin
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Uniforms of United States Volunteer
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had originally bid to manufacture t
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his home state of Pennsylvania. He
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items at a significant premium, Koh
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deal turned out to be too good to b
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from hot-blooded competition elsewh
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commercial success. They also estab
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later tracked down and confronted b
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on credit advanced by the sutler ag
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vented against the “incumbrance o
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