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Southern Jewish
History
Past Conference Archive
Although the SJHS dates to the 1950s,
the organization went dormant for a number of years. It was revived in October,
1976, when a History of Southern Jewry Conference convened in Richmond. The
Virginia conference was sponsored by the American Jewish Historical Society, the
Richmond Jewish Community Council, and the Department of History & Judaic
Culture Committee of Virginia Commonwealth University with the support of the
National Foundation for Jewish Culture.
As an outgrowth of that gathering, an organizational conference of the Southern
Jewish Historical Society was held the following spring in Raleigh, NC, with Dr.
Abram Kanof the ad hoc president. Officers elected were Saul Viener, president;
Jack Coleman, vice-president, Louis Schmier, secretary, and David Goldberg,
treasurer.
1976 - History of Southern Jewry Conference, Richmond, VA, October 1976
1977 - 1st conference, Raleigh, NC, April, 1977, Abe Kanof,
ad hoc President
1977 - 2nd conference, Savannah, Ga.,
November, l977, Saul Viener, President
1978 - 3rd conference, Jacksonville, Fla., November, 1978,
Saul Viener, President
1979 - 4th conference, Charleston, SC, November, l979, Jack
Coleman, President
1980 - 5th conference, Savannah, Ga., November, l980, Jack
Coleman, President
1981 - 6th conference, Mobile,
Rabbi Saul Rubin, President
1982 - 7th conference, New
Orleans, November 19-21, 1982, Rabbi Saul Rubin, President
1983 - 8th conference, Savannah,
December 2-4, 1983, Sol Breibart, President
1984 - 9th conference, Richmond,
November 3-5, 1984, Sol Breibart, President
1985 - 10th conference, Memphis,
TN, October 18-20, 1985, Janice Blumberg, President
1986 - 11th conference, Ft.
Lauderdale, FL, November 7-9, 1986, Janice Blumberg, President
1987 - 12th conference, Durham NC
- November 6-8 1987, Sam Proctor, President
1988 - 13th conference, Birmingham, AL - November 4-6,
1988, Sam Proctor, President
1989 - 14th conference -
Charleston, SC - originally scheduled for November 3-5, 1989, but held March
23-25, 1990, because of Hurricane Hugo, Rachel Heimovics, President
1990 - 15th conference Jackson,
MS, November 2-4, 1990 Rachel Heimovics, President
1991 - 16th conference Alexandria,
VA, October 26-28, 1991 Carol Hart, President
1992 - 17th conference,
Montgomery, AL, 1992, Sheldon Hanft, President
1993 - 18th conference, Atlanta,
GA, 1993 Sheldon Hanft, President
1994 - 19th conference, Raleigh,
NC, October 14-16, 1994, Beryl Weiner, President
1995 - 20th conference, New
Orleans, Beryl Weiner, President
1996 - 21st conference, Miami Beach, FL, Berkley Kalin, President
1997 - 22nd conference, Hot
Springs, AK, Berkley Kalin, President
1998 - 23rd conference, Nashville,
TN, Bruce Beeber, President
1999 - 24th conference, Richmond,
VA, Bruce Beeber, President
2000 - 25th
conference, Cincinnati, Ohio, Catherine Kahn, President
2001
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26th Annual Southern
Jewish Historical Society Conference Norfolk, Virginia
- November 2, 3, 4, 2001
2002 -
27th Annual Southern Jewish Historical Society Conference Shreveport, Louisiana
- October 25, 26, 27, 2002
2003 - 28th Annual Southern Jewish Historical Society Conference Memphis, Tennessee
- October 30-November 2, 2003
2004 - 29th Annual Southern Jewish
Historical Society Conference.
Hosted jointly with the Jewish Historical Society of South Carolina in
Charleston on October 28-31, 2004, at the Westin Francis Marion Hotel
2005 - 30th
Annual Southern Jewish Historical Society Conference.
Baltimore, MD - November 4-6, 2005 at the Tremont Plaza Hotel
2006 - 31st Annual Southern Jewish Historical Society Conference
Little Rock, AR - November 9-12, 2006 at the Peabody Hotel
2007 - 32nd Annual Southern Jewish Historical Society Conference
Washinton, DC - November 2-4, 2007 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel
2008 - 33rd Annual Southern Jewish Historical Society Conference
Atlanta, GA - November 1-3, 2008 at the Emory University Conference Center
2009 - 34th Annual Southern Jewish Historical Society Conference
New Orleans, LA - October 30-November 1, 2009 at the Hampton Inn Garden District
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