Introduction to the Thematic Outline - Wisdom In Torah

INDEX
United Kingdom, continued
Cowen, Joseph, 5:255
See also England; Mandate for
Palestine
United Nations, 20:259–274
antisemitism, 20:268–269
Arab refugees and, 10:267, 268–
271, 20:262–264
Bloom, Sol, 3:782
B’nai B’rith, 4:16
Cassin, René Samuel, 4:509
Department of Social Affairs,
11:720
Economic Commission (Europe),
11:723
foreign policy and relations with
Israel, 10:239, 254–255, 258,
266
anti-Israel campaign, 20:273–
274
holy places in Israel and,
9:503
internationalization of
Jerusalem, 10:214–215
Israel admitted, 10:214
Israel-Arab negotiations,
2:475–476, 20:262–267
Israel War of Independence,
20:260–265
International Council of Jewish
Women, 9:812
Jerusalem and, 10:255, 11:177,
178, 20:261–262
Jewish communities in Arab lands,
20:269–270
partition plans, 11:177
Mandate for Palestine, 10:207
Partition Resolution of 1947,
20:259–260
Resolution 181, 15:588, 594
Resolution 242, 11:235, 15:594
Sinai Campaign, 10:220, 20:265–
266
Six-Day War, 10:229–232, 20:267–
268
Soviet Jewry, 20:270
Special Committee on Palestine,
15:585, 587, 588
specialized agencies, 20:271–273
Statement on Race (UNESCO
report), 14:453
UNESCO, 14:453, 20:272
UNRRA, 20:417
UNSCOP, 20:417
Waldheim Affair, 20:602–604
War Crimes Commission, 20:635
See also League of Nations
United Palestine Appeal, 14:461
874
United Restitution Organization
(URO), 20:274–275
United Soviet Socialist Republic. See
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
(USSR)
United States, 9:275t, 20:302–404, 323,
361
1980 to 2000, 20:359–362
Conservative Judaism,
20:365–366
economic history, 6:136–137
education and culture, 20:369
Ginzburg appointment,
20:374–375
homosexuality, 20:368
identity, changes in, 20:362–
365
intermarriage, 20:363–364
Judaism, 6:265
Orthodox Judaism, 20:366
philanthropy, 20:368–369
politics, 20:373
Reconstuctionist Judaism,
20:366
Reform Judaism, 20:365
religion, 20:365–367
women’s roles, 20:367–368
Zionism and Israel, 20:382–
386
antisemitism, 2:44, 46, 223, 229–
233, 237, 238, 20:387–394
1900 to WW II, 20:388–390
1920s-1930s, 6:697
contemporary period,
20:390–394
dance, 5:414
efforts to combat, 15:716
eighteenth, nineteenth
centuries, 20:387–388
Civil War, 2:44–45, 465
antisemitism, 8:34–35
Louisiana, 13:223–224
Saint Louis (MO), 17:671
Cold War era, 20:342–359
1960s, 20:352–353
1970s, 20:353–354
anti-communist red scare,
20:343
Conservative Judaism, 20:350
education and culture,
20:350–351
feminism, 20:347–348
Nazi war criminals, 20:357–
358
Orthodox Judaism, 20:349,
350
politics, 20:354–355
population, demography,
20:343–345
Reform Judaism, 20:348,
349–350
religion, 20:348–349
reverse discrimination,
20:355–356
social, cultural life, 20:345–
347
Soviet and Ethiopian Jewry,
20:358–359
Zionism and Israel, 20:356–
357
colonial era, 20:303–309
communalism, 20:308–309
English colonies, 20:305–309
Jewish life, 20:305–306
New Amsterdam, 20:304–305
cultural and social life
acculturation of Jewish
immigrants, 2:608–611
age and the aged, 1:448
architects and architecture,
2:400–401
archives, 2:409–413
art and artists, 2:513–516
artisans, 5:269–271
assimilation, 2:608–611,
6:695–696, 698–700
bar mitzvah, 3:166
Beta Israel immigration to
Israel, 3:507
black Jews in, 11:520, 521
calligraphy, Hebrew, 4:371–
372
cemeteries, 4:539
charitable organizations,
4:573–574
choral singing, 4:661, 662–
663
community organization and
structures, 5:112–113, 115t,
116t, 119t, 9:236, 13:196–
197
cookbooks, 5:201
cooperatives, 5:206–207
dance, 5:412, 414, 12:492, 770
divorce statistics, 5:720–721
embalming, 6:390
families, 6:695–707, 702–706
Freemasons, 7:228
“Great Society” programs,
11:385
hakhsharah farms, 8:760–761
hospitals, 9:563–565
humor and, 9:594–595
Iranian Jews in, 10:13
Jewish alcohol consumption,
6:27–28
journalism, 11:466, 468–469,
16:503–505
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