Introduction to the Thematic Outline - Wisdom In Torah

ethical, 6:534
Ha-H: innukh, 8:230
H: anokh of Aleksandrow,
8:329
Judah Halevi on, 11:499
Kabbalistic symbolic
approach to, 6:530
Muslim, 10:88
piety is result of adherence
to, 16:83
religious fulfillment of, 6:528
source of, 16:85–86
spiritual, 6:527–528
reasons for, 5:85–90
Commandments, Ten. See Decalogue
Commemorative coins, 5:55
Commentaries on the Bible. See Bible
Commentario delle leggi sulla guistizia
amministrativa (Cammeo), 4:382
Commentary (periodical), 2:56, 5:14,
90–91, 16:251, 18:734
Commentary on the Torah (Friedman),
3:624
Commentary on the Torah (Rashi),
1:345–346
Commerce. See Trade and commerce
Comme si c’était fini (Aréga), 2:421
La Commission Française des Archives
Juifs, 2:408–409
Commission on Law and Social
Action (CLSA), 2:57–58
Committee for Open Debate on the
Holocaust, 20:380
The Committee for the Formation of
the Hebrew Youth. See
“Canaanites”
Committee of Jewish Delegations. See
Comité des Delegations Juives
Committee on Army and Navy
Religious Activities (CANRA),
14:248
Committee on Jewish Education (New
York, NY), 6:193–194
Committee on Jewish Law and
Standards, 5:173, 174
Committee on Military Affairs, 11:720
Committee on the Church and the
Jewish People (CCJP), 16:630, 631–
632
Common origin theories, Japanese
and Jews, 11:84–85
Communal amenities, 2:39–40, 5:60
Communal enactment. See Takkanot
ha-Kahal
Communal organizations
eighteenth and nineteenth
centuries, Europe, 9:235–236
Latin America, 12:510–512
letters and letter writers, 12:672
Middle Ages, Europe, 9:224
in Odessa, 15:379
orphans and orphanages, 15:484,
486–487
Communal Regulations. See Devekut
Communauté Sépharade du Québec,
14:465
Communications
Halakhah, technology, 19:573
wireless, 11:47–48
Communism, 5:91–101
Agursky, Samuel, 1:520
anti-Zionism, 5:99–100
Baum, Herbert, 3:219
Bittelman, Alexander, 3:729
Bolshevik era, 5:92–94
Brazil, 4:149
Bulgaria, 4:273–274
Bund and, 4:281–282
Canada, 4:406
C.D.E., 4:533–534
Comintern, 5:96–98
Dimanstein, Simon, 5:662
Eisler, Gerhart, 6:275
Filderman, Wilhelm, 7:19
Hungarian literature and, 9:606–
607
Hungary and, 9:611–612
Iraq, 10:19
Israeli, 5:99–100
Jewish Socialist Verband, 11:314
Lakatos, Imre, 12:440
Lenin, Vladimir Ilyich, 5:92–94,
12:639–640
Mitin, Mark Borisovich, 14:371
Morning Freiheit (newspaper),
14:492–493
New York City labor movement
and, 15:214
Oppen, George, 15:442
partisans, 15:668
Pauker, Ana, 15:694
relationship of Jews to, 6:744–745
Romania, 4:241
Rosenbergs and, 15:215
secession from the party, 5:99
Soviet era, 5:94–96
world communist movement,
5:96–99
Communist-Futurist (ComFut)
Association., 2:22
Communist Party (United States). See
American Communist Party
Communist Party of Germany (KPD),
13:277
The Communist Party vs. the CIO
(Kampelman), 11:758
INDEX
Community, 5:101–121
Africa, 5:108, 110, 115t, 116t, 119t
Basle, 3:201–202
Batlanim, 3:213
Brazil, 4:146–148, 146t
business ethics and, 4:311–312
Canada, Montreal, 14:466
eighteenth and nineteenth
centuries
religious and cultural
differentiation, 9:237
religious reform, 9:238
England, 6:421, 427–429
Europe, 5:108–111, 115t, 116t,
117t
Germany, 5:109–110
Fuerth, 7:307
Hungary, 9:610–611, 611, 618, 619
Buda, 4:245
Pest, 4:246
intermarriage, 10:809, 14:374–376,
378–379, 381–382
Iraq
Baghdad, 3:58
Basra, 3:205–206
Israel’s influence upon, 5:121
Italy, 10:806, 809
Sicily, 18:542
Landesjudenschaft, Boehmische,
12:469
Landjudenschaft, 12:471–472
landsmannschaften, 12:477
Latin America, 5:113–114, 115t,
116t, 120t
majority rule, 13:415
Middle Ages, 5:102–108
cultural and spiritual life,
9:211–212, 218–220
economic and social patterns,
9:215
education, 9:220–221
education, Jewish, 6:176–177
h: erem ha-Yishuv, 9:18–19
leadership, 9:210–211, 217–
218
into the Millennium, 9:283–284
modern period, economic history,
and role of, 6:125–126
Muslim countries, 5:103–105, 118t
Ottoman Empire, 5:106–108
Palestine (Mandate), 10:391–393,
392t
population numbers, 5:115t, 116t
post-World War II changes,
5:114–121, 117t
public relations, 16:712–713
Russia, 17:574, 577–579
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