Introduction to the Thematic Outline - Wisdom In Torah

INDEX
New York City (NY), continued
H: anukkah celebration by
congregation Beth Simchat
Torah, vol. 20: color insert
Helmsley-Spear managed real
estate, 18:150
Holocaust survivors in, 15:223
hospitals
1870-1920, 15:200, 206–207,
208
1920-1970, 15:217
in Civil War, 15:200
post-Revolutionary period,
15:199
housing, 1:326
Jewish neighborhoods, 6:697
journalism in
1870-1920, 15:210, 211
1920-1970, 15:221–222
post-revolutionary period,
15:199
Judah family, 11:479
lawyers in
1870-1920, 15:205
1920-1970, 15:214
colonial period, 15:196
post-Revolutionary period,
15:197
Marathon, 12:592–593
Metropolitan Opera, 11:723
mobsters, 12:485–486
museums, 14:632–633
neighborhoods, Jewish
1870-1920, 15:200–202, 203
1920-1970, 15:212–213
1970-2006, 15:223, 231–238
Boro Park, 15:203, 213, 217,
223, 231–232
Brighton Beach, 15:230, 231
colonial period, 15:196–197
post-Revolutionary period,
15:198
Upper West Side, 15:201,
223, 232–234
Washington Heights, 15:202,
203, 230, 234–236
Williamsburg, 15:202–203,
207, 212–213, 217, 224,
231, 234–238
New School for Social Research,
11:742
political life and civic affairs
1870-1920, 15:211–212
1920-1970, 15:214–216
1970-2006, 15:223–225
Beame, Abraham David,
3:234–235
706
colonial period, 15:196
Eisner, Mark, 6:276
feminism in, 15:219, 224
Morgenthau, Robert Morris,
14:489
post-Revolutionary period,
15:197–198
Tammany Hall, Jewish
involvement in, 15:198,
205, 211, 214, 290
post-Revolutionary period and
early nineteenth century,
15:197–200
real estate development, 11:734
real estate interests in, 15:226–227
Revolutionary period, 15:197–198
school strikes (1968), 18:396–397
September 11, 2001 terrorist
attacks, 15:225
settlement of Jews in, 2:45
1870-1920, 15:200–203, 201t
colonial period, 15:195, 197
post-Revolutionary period,
15:197
Russian Jewish immigrants,
modern, 15:229–231
societies and associations
1870-1920, 15:202, 206–210
1920-1970, 12:799, 15:217
post-Revolutionary period,
15:198–199
UJA-Federation/Federation
for the Support of Jewish
Philanthropies, 15:209,
217, 229
students at Herschel High School,
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synagogues
1870-1920, 15:201–202, 203,
206, 207–208
1920-1970, 15:217–218
Civil War, 15:200
colonial period, 15:195, 197,
198
post-Revolutionary period,
15:197
of Upper West Side, 15:233–
234
of Washington Heights,
15:235
Yiddish theater, 19:680–681
The New York Daily News, 11:469–470
New Yorker, 1:406, 11:746, 12:809
New York Federation of Jewish
Philanthropies, 2:25
New York Places and Pleasures
(Simon), 18:613
New York Post (newspaper), 11:469–
470, 734, 12:545, 15:222
New York’s Museum of Jewish
Heritage, 11:734
New York Times, 1:327, 401, 4:484,
7:417, 12:763, 809, 15:221–222
Frankel, Max, 7:198
New Zealand, 2:649, 15:241–246, 242
assimilation, 2:611
Australia and New Zealand Army
Corps, 14:432
businessmen, 5:480–481, 12:712
Jewish community founder, 9:546
libraries, 12:787
newspapers, 16:487
politicians, 3:299
Zionism, 21:580–581
New Zealand (Polack), 16:286
New Zionist Organization. See
Revisionist movement; Zionists
The Next War (Hayek), 18:205
Neyhus, David K. See Mordecai of
Neskhiz; Niles, David K.
Neyrac, Pierre, 8:477, 15:246
Nez: ah: , 8:385
Nez: ah: Yisrael (Schur), 18:176
Nezed ha-Dema’ (Zamosc), 21:453
Nez: er Sereni (Israel), 15:246
Nezhdanov, Andrey. See Sobol,
Andrey Mikhailovich
Nezhin (Ukraine), 15:246
Nezibiin (Turkey). See Nisibis
Nezikin (tractate), 11:741, 15:246–247,
18:401, 744–745
Nicanor (Syrian commander), 9:194,
15:247
Nicanor of Alexandria, 15:248
Nicanor’s gate (Jerusalem), 15:247–
248
Nicaragua, 15:248
Nicarchus, 14:532, 15:248–249
Nicator. See Demetrius II
Nice (France), 15:249
Nicholas, Edward, 15:252
Nicholas I (czar), 9:235, 15:250,
16:372, 17:533–534
Judaizers under, 11:522
Levanda, Lev Osipovich, 12:677
Pale of Settlement under, 15:578
Nicholas II (czar), 15:250
Octobrists, 15:376
Protocols of the Learned Elders of
Zion, 6:297
Nicholas III (pope), 4:277, 15:249–
250, 16:373
Nicholas IV (pope), 15:250
Nicholas V (pope), 15:250, 16:374
Nicholas of Damascus, 15:251–252
Nicholas de Lyre, 8:512, 15:251
Luther influenced by Rashi via,
3:648
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