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The Role of Politics in Contemporary Russian Antisemitism

September 15, 1999 | Dr. Betsy Gidwitz

In recent months, since shortly after the collapse of the Russian ruble in August 1998, an upsurge of antisemitism in Russia has generated a startling increase in emigration of Russian Jewry. Among Jews in Israel and many diaspora countries, concern has grown about the fate of those Jews remaining in Russia, the largest of the post-Soviet states.

Wartime and Postwar Dutch Attitudes Toward the Jews: Myth and Truth

August 15, 1999 | Dr. Manfred Gerstenfeld

The myth that the great majority of the Dutch people had a highly positive attitude toward the Jews during World War II, identified with their suffering, and took risks to help them has gradually been unmasked in The Netherlands itself over the past decades.

Rethinking Latino-Jewish Relations in Los Angeles

June 1, 1999 | Dr. Steven Windmueller

Much has been written about the state of race and intergroup relations in the U.S. While the primary focus has centered on issues related to the condition of black and white relationships, more recent attention has been given to the questions of multiculturalism in the society. As a subset of these discussions, the Black-Jewish connection has evoked considerable interest for some period of time, yet the story of Latino-Jewish relations has attracted minimal interest.

LePen’s National Front: A Threat to the Jews of France

November 16, 1997 | Dr. Robert O. Freedman

Israel’s New Future – Interviews

1994 | Dr. Manfred Gerstenfeld

Antisemitism in the United States 1992: Why are Jews Worried?

May 15, 1992

Hamas–The Islamic Resistance Movement in the Territories

February 2, 1992 | Dr. Boaz Ganor

Don’t Look Back: Holocaust Survivors in the U.S.

October 1, 1991 | William Helmreich

The Other Refugees: Jews of the Arab World

June 1, 1988 | Dr. George E. Gruen

Survivors of the Spanish Exile: The Underground Jews of Ibiza

February 10, 1988 | Gloria Mound