Southern
Jewish History Journal of the Southern Jewish
Historical Society
Mark
K. Bauman, Editor
Rachel Heimovics Braun, Managing Editor Dana M. Greene, Book Review Editor
Southern Jewish History Volume 10 Issued
The Southern Jewish Historical Society announces the November 2007 publication of Volume 10 of its annual peer-reviewed journal, SOUTHERN JEWISH HISTORY. Orders are now being accepted.
Contents for Volume 10:
·SJHS Memories
“Ruminations about the SJHS” by Bernard Wax
“The Pioneer Period of the SJHS (1976-1983)” by Saul J. Rubin
“The Distance Traveled: Reminiscences of Twenty-five Years in SJHS” by Janice Rothschild Blumberg
“Conferences and Presidents: SJHS History in Pictorial Memory”
“Making History: An Interview with Saul Viener” by Eric L. Goldstein
“Reflections on the Past and Future of the Southern Jewish Historical Society” by Eli N. Evans
· “Framing Florida Jewry” by Stephen J. Whitfield
· “A Shtetl in the Sun: Orthodoxy in Southern Florida” by Edward S. Shapiro
· “‘The Law of Life is the Law of Service’: Rabbi Ira Sanders and the Quest for Racial and Social Justice in Arkansas, 1926-1963” by James L. Moses
·The Unusual and Bizarre, “Barney and Clyde: A Tale of Murder and Madness” by Jean Roseman
·Review Essay, “More than Plantations and Pastrami: Southern Jewish History Comes of Age” by Kirsten Fermaglich
·Review Essay, “Measuring Julius Rosenwald’s Legacy” by Stuart Rockoff
Book Reviews
· Andrea Greenbaum, ed., Jews of South Florida, reviewed by Mark I. Greenberg
· Eliza R. L. McGraw, Two Covenants: Representations of Southern Jewishness, reviewed by Bryan Edward Stone
· Mary Stanton, The Hand of Esau: Montgomery’s Jewish Community and the Bus Boycott, reviewed by Dan J. Puckett
· Deborah R. Weiner, Coalfield Jews: An Appalachian History, reviewed by Dana M. Greene
· Hollace Ava Weiner and Kenneth D. Roseman, eds., Lone Stars of David: The Jews of Texas, reviewed by Bobbie Malone
Southern Jewish
History is now accepting
articles for consideration.
The editor of Southern Jewish History is seeking
scholarly articles for consideration for future publication. For submission
guidelines or to discuss a potential article relating to the southern Jewish
experience, email Mark K. Bauman atmarkkbauman@aol.com .
Southern Jewish
History is seeking book
reviewers and books to review.
The book review editor of Southern Jewish History is looking for reviewers and scholarly books to review. Contact Dana M. Greene atgreenedm@gmail.comordgreen@nccu.edu.
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Southern Jewish History Volume 9 (2006) Still Available
Contents for Volume 9 (2006)
“Sophie Weil Browne: From Rabbi's Wife to Clubwoman” by Janice Rothschild Blumberg
“Rabbi Dr. David Marx and the Unity Club: Organized Jewish-Christian Dialogue, Liberalism, and Religious Diversity in Early Twentieth-Century Atlanta” by George R. Wilkes
“Uptown and Traditional” by Jessica Elfenbein
“Israel Fine: Baltimore Businessman and Hebrew Poet” by Peggy Kronsberg Pearlstein
“At One with the Majority” by Mary Stanton
Necrology: Saul Viener (1921-2006) by Bernard Wax
Book Reviews
Marcie Cohen Ferris, Matzoh Ball Gumbo: Culinary Tales of the Jewish South, reviewed by Hasia R. Diner
Valerie Frey, Kaye Kole, and Luciana Spracher, Voices of Savannah: Selections from the Oral History Collection of the Savannah Jewish Archives, reviewed by Mark I. Greenberg
Laurie Gunst, Off-White: A Memoir, reviewed by Cheryl Greenberg
C. S. Monaco, Moses Levy of Florida: Jewish Utopian and Antebellum Reformer, reviewed by Saul S. Friedman
Southern Jewish History Volume 8 (2006) Still Available
Contents for Volume 8 (2005)
“Entering the Mainstream of Modern Jewish History: Peddlers and the American Jewish South” by Hasia Diner
“Samuel Fleishman: Tragedy in Reconstruction-Era Florida” by Daniel R. Weinfeld
“Anti-Jewish Violence in the New South” by Patrick Q. Mason
“The ‘Typical Home Kid Overachievers’: Instilling a Success Ethic in the Jewish Children’s Home of New Orleans” by Wendy Besmann
“Macey Kronsberg: Institution Builder of Conservative Judaism in Charleston, S.C., and the Southeast” by Peggy Kronsberg Pearlstein.
Necrology: Samuel Proctor (1919-2005) by Chris Monaco
Book Reviews
David J. Ginzl, Stein Mart: An American Story of Roots, Family and Building a Greater Dream, reviewed by Hollace A. Weiner
Jeffrey Gurock, Orthodoxy in Charleston: Brith Sholom Beth Israel and American Jewish History, reviewed by Deborah R. Weiner
Clara Silverstein, White Girl: A Story of School Desegregation, reviewed by Adam Mendelsohn
Lee Shai Weissbach, Jewish Life in Small Town America: a History, reviewed by Leonard Rogoff
Southern Jewish History Volume 7 (2004) Still Available
Contents for
Volume 7 (2004)
“In
Distinguished Company: A Profile of Solomon Breibart” by Harlan Greene and
Dale Rosengarten
“'What Was on
Your Mind Was on Your Tongue': A Profile of Leonard Dinnerstein” by Clive
Webb
“'A Sense of
Connection to Others': A Profile of Stephen Whitfield” by Deborah R.
Weiner
“Edgar
Goldberg and the Texas Jewish Herald: Changing Coverage and Blended
Identity” by Bryan Edward Stone
“A
Prussian-born Jewish Woman on the Florida Frontier: Excerpts from the
Memoir of Bertha Zadek Dzialynski” by Canter Brown, Jr.
Book Reviews
Emily Bingham,
Mordecai: An Early American Family, reviewed by Jennifer A.
Stollman
Alan M. Kraut,
Goldberger's War: The Life and Work of a Public Health Crusader,
reviewed by Jane Rothstein
Raymond A. Mohl
with Matilda “Bobbi” Graff and Shirley M. Zoloth, South of the South:
Jewish Activists and the Civil Rights Movement in Miami, 1945-1950,
reviewed by Deborah Dash Moore
Steve Oney,
And the Dead Shall Rise: The Murder of Mary Phagan and the Lynching of
Leo Frank, reviewed by Marni Davis
Southern
Jewish History Volume 6 (2003) Still Available
Contents for Volume 6
(2003)
"Christian Science, Jewish
Science, and Alfred Geiger Moses," by Ellen M. Umansky
"Synagogue Music for
Birmingham, Alabama: Arthur Foote's Azi-Zimrat Yoh," by John H.
Baron
"Two Far South: Rabbinical
Responses to Apartheid and Segregation in South Africa and the American
South," by Adam Mendelsohn
"The Ku Klux Klan and the
Jewish Community of Dallas, 1921-1923" by Rosalind Benjet
"Articles relating to
Southern Jewish History Published in American Jewish History, American
Jewish Archives Journal, Their Predecessors, and Southern Jewish
History"by Mark K. Bauman
Southern Jewish History Volume 5 (2002) Still
Available
Contents for Volume 5 (2002)
"Rabbi Alphabet Browne: The Atlanta Years,"
by Janice Rothschild Blumberg
"Rabbi Bernard Illowy: Counter Reformer,"
by Irwin Lachoff
"James K. Gutheim as Southern Reform Rabbi,
Community Leader, and Symbol," by Scott M. Langston
"A Sugar Utopia on the Florida Frontier: Moses
Elias Levy's Pilgrimage Plantation," by Chris Monaco
Letter to the Editor, "Revisiting Annie T.
Wise," by Arlene G. Rotter
Index to Volumes 1 through 5
Southern Jewish History Volume 4
(2001) Still Available
Contents for Volume 4 (2001)
"Removal Approval: The Industrial Removal Office Experience in Fort
Worth, Texas" by Hollace Ava Weiner
"Climbing the Crystal Stair: Annie T. Wise's Success as an Immigrant in
Atlanta's Public School System (1872-1925)", by Arlene G. Rotter
"David Mendes Cohen, Beleaguered Marine,"
by Robert Marcus and Jim Quinlan
"A Polish Jew on the Florida Frontier and in
Occupied Tennessee: Excerpts from the Memoirs of Max White", by Richard E.
Sapon-White
Review Essay, "In the High Cotton" by Stephen J. Whitfield
Southern Jewish History Volume 3 (2000) Still
Available
Contents for Volume 3 (2000)
"A Shtetl Grew in Bessemer: Temple Beth-El and Jewish
Life in Small-Town Alabama," by Terry Barr
"Lynchburg's Swabian Jewish Entrepreneurs in War
and Peace," by Richard A. Hawkins
"Interaction and Identity: Jews and Christians in
Nineteenth Century New Orleans," by Scott Langston
Southern Jewish History Volume 2
(1999) Very Limited Supply, Available only to Libraries
Contents for Volume 2 (1999)
"The Jews of Keystone: Life in a Multicultural
Boomtown," by Deborah R. Weiner
"Lives of Quiet Affirmation: The Jewish Women of
Early Anniston, Alabama," by Sherry Blanton
"Jewish Merchants and Black Customers in the Age of
Jim Crow," by Clive Webb
"Mercy on Rude Streams: Jewish Emigrants from
Alsace-Lorraine to the Lower Mississippi Region and the Concept of
Fidelity," by Anny Bloch
"Kosher Country: Success and Survival on
Nashville's Music Row," by Stacy Harris
"From the Recipe File of Luba Cohen": A Study
of Southern Jewish Foodways and Cultural Identity," by Marcie Cohen
Ferris
Southern Jewish History Volume 1
(1998) Still Available
Contents for Volume 1 (1998)
"Why Study Southern Jewish History," by Gary P. Zola
"Ride ‘em Jewboy: Kinky Friedman and the Texas Jewish Mystique," by Bryan Stone
"Synagogue and Jewish Church: A Congregational History of North Carolina," by Leonard Rogoff
"Amelia Greenwald and Regina Kaplan: Jewish Nursing Pioneers," by Susan Mayer
"Harry Reyner: Individualism and Community in Newport News, Virginia," by Gertrude L. Samet
"Ruth and Rosalie: Two Tales of Jewish New Orleans," by Bobbie Malone
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