Introduction to the Thematic Outline - Wisdom In Torah

INDEX
Engineering, continued
Land, Edwin, H., 12:456,
16:125
Langer, Robert S., 12:481
Ledeen, Hyman, 12:596
Lederer, Jerome F., 12:597
Lees, Lester, 12:600
Litman, Samuel, 13:129
Millman, Jacob, 14:257
Nagin, Harry, 14:733
Pinkel, Benjamin, 16:169
Resnick, Judith Arlene,
17:228
Serbin, Hyman, 18:308
Shapiro, Ascher Herman,
18:404
Silverman, Leslie, 18:587
Silverstein, Abe, 18:588
Slepian, Joseph, 18:673
Sporn, Philip, 19:127
Weil, Joseph, 20:712
Wiesner, Jerome Bert, 21:55
Wolman, Abel, 21:152
Zucrow, Maurice Joseph,
21:679
Englaender, Richard. See Altenberg,
Peter
England, 6:410–432, 412
Anglo-Jewish Historical
Exhibition, 14:626
antisemitism, 6:410, 418, 423, 425,
426, 427
badges, Jewish, 3:45
blood libel, 3:775, 4:185,
6:410, 15:301, 312
Canterbury, 4:435–436
caricatures of Jews, 4:477–478
discrimination and, 5:680–
681
London, 13:182
cultural and social life
Anglo-Jewish Historical
Exhibition, 14:626
architecture, 2:400
archives, 2:408
Ashkenaz, 2:107, 12:747,
13:180–181
assimilation, 2:611
calligraphy, Hebrew, 4:372–
373
community organization and
structures, 5:108, 110, 119t,
9:236
displaced persons (DP) and,
3:421
education, 6:181, 419, 421–
422, 429–430, 14:510–511
Freemasons, 7:228
444
heraldry, Jewish, 9:6–7
Holocaust documentation,
resource centers, 9:428
Jewish communities, 11:78,
12:599
journalism, 16:488
medicine, 12:423, 763–764
motion pictures, 14:575
museums, 14:625
philanthropy, 12:746, 16:38,
39–40, 43
resettlement of Jews, 4:331,
5:306, 6:413–414
Sephardim, 13:180, 181
theater, 19:671–672
women in, 21:179
demographics, 6:420–421, 422–426
economic affairs
archa, 2:369–370, 14:442
bankers, moneylenders, 3:116,
12:766
brokers, 4:203
glassmaking, 7:632
moneylending, 12:801,
14:439, 441, 442
occupations, 6:420–421
oil industry development,
16:20
peddling in, 15:710
printing industry, Hebrew,
London, 13:184
tailoring, 19:437
tobacco trade, 20:6–7
typographers, 20:213
foreign policy and affairs
Balfour Declaration, 3:85–89
capitulations, 4:453
displaced persons (DP) and,
3:421
Israel, 6:430–432
Jerusalem, 11:167
Libya occupation, 12:792
Mandate for Palestine, 6:419
Ottoman Palestine, 10:183,
184–185
Palestine Liberation
Organization, 6:431
Palestinian Authority, 6:431
Sykes-Picot Agreement,
19:350–351, 351
White Papers, 21:36–38
Holocaust
displaced persons (DP) and,
3:421
Irving Holocaust denial,
9:494
rescue efforts, 9:491
immigration, 6:410, 416–417, 418,
419
laws and legal systems, 12:550
capitulations, 4:453
criminology, 5:303
discrimination and, 5:680–
681
emancipation, 6:375, 376–
377, 9:232
expulsion, 6:411–413
naturalization of Jews, 11:255
prostitution, 16:628
WW II war crimes trials,
20:645–646
Middle Ages, 6:410–413
Jewish affairs department,
6:589–590
London, 13:179–180
militaryJewish Brigade Group,
11:271–272
modern period, 6:416–420
motion pictures, 14:575
museums, 14:625
political theories, parties and
organizations, 6:414–415, 425–
426, 16:339, 342–343
Battle of Cable Street, 3:215
fascism, 3:215
Ha-Shomer ha-Z: a’ir, 8:385
liberalism, 12:776–777
socialism, 1:504–505
students’ movements, 19:265–
266
Zionism, 6:417, 418, 423–424,
21:588–589
Zionist socialism, 18:718
population, 6:414–416, 16:387, 392
post-WW II, London, 13:182–183
religious life and scholarship,
6:415, 417–418, 419–420, 421,
422–423, 425, 427–429
Anglo-Orthodox rabbis,
11:51–52
Conservative Judaism, 5:176
h: azzanim, 8:504
Kabbalah, 6:687–688
Rabbinate, 17:15–16
Reform Judaism rabbis,
11:49–50, 13:697
Sephardim, 13:180, 181
United Synagogue, 20:404,
404–405
women, 6:427, 428–429,
19:361
world wars, 6:417, 418–419,
14:510–511
See also Mandate for Palestine;
United Kingdom; specific cities
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