1930 TO 1949

PERIODICALS ON MICROFILM: 1930 TO 1949
Each title is followed by its place and dates of publication, and its language. The following abbreviations
are used for languages: Dut = Dutch, Eng = English, Fre = French, Ger = German, Heb = Hebrew, Hun =
Hungarian, Ita = Italian, Pol = Polish, Rus = Russian, Spa = Spanish, Yid = Yiddish. For fuller information
(including call numbers) about each title, please refer to the main list of periodicals in microform.
1940-1949, continued
Jewish ledger (Rochester, 1924-1947, 1986- ) (Eng)
Jewish life (NY, 1946-1957) (Eng)
Jewish news (Chattanooga, 1936-1941) (Eng)
Jewish news (Detroit, 1942-1984) (Eng)
Jewish post (Indianapolis, 1935-1945) (Eng)
Jewish post (Paterson, 1934-1941) (Eng)
Jewish post (Winnipeg, 1941-1980) (Eng)
Jewish quarterly review (Philadelphia, 1888- ) (Eng)
Jewish review (London, 1946-1976, 1985- ) (Eng)
Jewish review (NY, 1939-1949) (Eng)
Jewish science interpreter
(NY, 1923-1947, 1974- ) (Eng)
Jewish Social Service Association. Annual report
(NY, 1874, 1915, 1922, 1935-1944) (Eng)
Jewish spectator (NY, 1935- ) (Eng)
Jewish standard (Jersey City, 1932-1949) (Eng)
Jewish standard (London, 1940-1947) (Eng)
Jewish standard (Toronto, 1930-1977) (Eng)
Jewish transcript (Seattle, 1924-1977) (Eng)
Jewish vanguard (London, 1948-1974) (Eng)
Jewish veteran (Washington, 1932- ) (Eng)
Jewish voice (NY, 1941-1942) (Eng)
Jewish way (NY, 1939-1946) (Eng)
Jewish western bulletin
(Vancouver, 1934-1948) (Eng)
Jodisk samfund (Copenhagen, 1946-1965) (Danish)
Joodsch Zaandam (Zaandam, 1939-1940) (Dut)
Joodsche middenstander
(Amsterdam, 1931-1940) (Dut)
Joodsche wachter (Amsterdam, 1905-1966) (Dut)
Joodsche wachter (The Hague, 1905-1940) (Dut)
Joodsche weekblad (Amsterdam, 1940) (Dut)
Joodsche weekblad (Amsterdam, 1941-1943) (Dut)
Journal of theological studies (London, 1899- ) (Eng)
JPF tidings (NY, 1944-1948) (Eng)
JTA daily news bulletin (NY, 1935- ) (Eng)
Jüdische Presszentrale Zurich
(Zurich, 1918-1940) (Ger)
Jüdische Rundschau (Marburg, 1946-1948) (Ger)
Jüdische Wochenschau
(Buenos Aires, 1942-1948) (Ger, Spa)
Junior Hadassah news bulletin (NY, 1941-1953) (Eng)
JWB circle (NY, 1946- ) (Eng)
Kadima (Tilburg, 1946-1953) (Dut)
Kamf (Riga, 1940-1941) (Yid)
Kanader nayes (Toronto, 1942-1946) (Yid)
Kansas City Jewish chronicle
(Kansas City, 1920- ) (Eng)
Keneder adler (Montreal, 1908-1966) (Yid)
Kinder zshurnal (NY, 1920-1974) (Yid)
Kiyum (Paris, 1948-1952) (Yid)
Kol ha-kore (NY, 1946-1951) (Eng, Heb)
Kol haam (Mexico City, 1949-1952) (Spa)
Kosher food guide (NY, 1935-1968) (Eng)
Kumi ori (Amsterdam, 1933-1940) (Dut)
Kuntres (Tel Aviv, 1919-1945) (Heb)
Labor reports (NY, 1944-1963) (Eng)
Land and life (NY, 1946- ) (Eng)
Law and social action (NY, 1946-1950) (Eng)
Long Island Israel light
(Hempstead, 1946-1947) (Eng)
Luah ha-arets (Tel Aviv, 1945-1955) (Heb)
Luz (Buenos Aires, 1948-1967) (Spa)
Maandblad voor de geschiedenis
(Amsterdam, 1947-1948) (Dut)
Mageen David (Amersfoort (1937-1940) (Dut)
Magyar zsido szemle (Budapest, 1884-1940) (Hun)
Me'aged (Rotterdam, 1938-1941) (Dut)
Menorah journal (NY, 1915-1962) (Eng)
Milvoker vokhenblat (Milwaukee, 1927-1946) (Yid)
Mizrachi voice (Montreal, 1949-1957) (Eng)
Mizrachi woman (NY, 1936-1974) (Eng)
Mizrahi (Amsterdam, 1916-1951) (Dut)
Mizrahi veg (NY, 1936-1959) (Yid)
Modern view (St. Louis, 1907-1943) (Eng)
Morgen zshurnal (NY, 1906-1953) (Yid)
Mult es jovo (Budapest, 1911-1944) (Hun)
Mundo israelita (Buenos Aires, 1924-1949,
1973-1980) (Spa)
Nakhrikhten (Paris, 1942) (Yid)
Nasza trybuna (NY, 1940-1951) (Pol)
National Jewish monthly
(Washington, 1908-1981) (Eng)
National Jewish post (NY, 1945-1957) (Eng)
Nationalist Press Association. Pamphlets
(NY, 1939-1940) (Eng)
Neue Weg (Vienna, 1946-1949) (Ger)
Nider-Shlezye (Wroclaw, 1946-1949) (Yid)
Nieuw Israelietisch weekblad
(Amsterdam, 1865-1887, 1927-1952) (Dut)
Nosotros (Lima, 1931-1947) (Spa)
Nyu Yorker vokhnblat (NY, 1935-1960) (Yid)
Ohio Jewish chronicle (Columbus, 1922-1981) (Eng)
Olam (Cologne, 1907-1950) (Heb)
Orden's echo (NY, 1897-1972) (Eng)
Orszagos Rabbi egyesulet. Ertesito
(Budapest, 1947)(Hun)
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