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H
a r k a v y
, A
l e x a n d e r
.
Yiddish-English-Hebrew dictionary.
New York,
Schocken Books, 1988. 583 p.
Re-issue with new introduction by David Katz providing bio
graphical sketch o f Harkavy’s career and a history o f Yiddish lex
icography.
Hebrew Union College annual, Vol. LVIII.
Cincinnati, OH, Hebrew Union
College-Jewish Institute o f Religion, 1988. 324 p.
H
o r o w i t z
, L
a w r e n c e
C.
Taking charge of your medical care.
New York,
Random, 1988. 319 p.
Work advocates caution in indiscriminate uncritical following
o f a physician’s medical guidance.
I
r w i n
-Z
a r e c k a
, I
w o n a
.
Neutralizing memory: the Jew in contemporary Po
land.
New Brunswick, NJ, Transaction Books, 1989. 207 p.
Attempt to find a rational for continuation o f Jewish life in post
war Poland.
Jewish Book Annual, Vol. 46, 1988-1989 /5749 .
Jacob Kabakoff, ed. New
York, Jewish Book Council, 1988. 334 p.
Includes a number o f articles on publishing, Jewish scholarship
and bibliographies o f new Jewish books in English, Hebrew and
Yiddish.
K
o z o d o y
, R
u t h
, S
id o r s k y
, D
a v i d
a n d S
u l t a n ik
K
a l m a n
, e d s .
Vision
confronts reality: historical perspectives on the contemporary Jewish
agenda.
R u t h e r f o r d ,
NJ,
F a i r l e i g h D i c k i n s o n U n i v e r s i t y P r e s s ,
1989. 362 p.
A Herzl Press publication focusing attention on newly emerged
complexities 40 years after the founding o f the State o f Israel.
K
r a m e r
, D
a v i d
,
ed . Jewish family; metaphor and memory.
New York, Ox
ford University Press, 1989. 248 p.
Essays based on papers delivered at the first Henry N. Rapaport
Memorial Conference held at the Jewish Theological Seminary
in May 1985.
M
a r t i n e z
, T
h o m a s
and
G
u i n t h e r
, J
o h n
.
Brotherhood o f murder.
New
York, McGraw-Hill, 1988. 246 p.
Ex-leader o f “The Order” — racist outfit responsible for the
murder o f Alan Berg — speaks out against his former crimes.
R
o s k ie s
, D
a v i d
G., ed.
The literature o f destruction: Jewish responses to
catastrophies.
Philadelphia, Jewish Publication Society, 1989. 652 p.
Anthology.
S
c h o e m
, D
a v i d
.
Ethnic survival in America: an ethnography o f a Jewish
afternoon school.
Atlanta, GA, Scholars Press, 1989. 157 p.
S
h a v i t
, D
a v i d
.
The United States in the Middle East; a historic dictionary.
Westport, CT, Greenwood, Press, 1988. 441 p.
The 750 entries in this work describe people, events and insti-