Celia Gurevitch Jewish Community Library

A month ago I noted that Copperfield’s Books donated 9 boxes of books to us. Last week I process 67 of them, which is about two thirds of the total. Here is the list of books that got added to our collection. You can find these books already on our shelves. I will introduce most of them one by one in separate posts.

• Baron: “The first day” and other stories
• Baron: Economic history of the Jews
• Brenner: In search of Jewish community
• Buloff: From the old marketplace
• Burns: Dreyfus
• Church: 80629
• Clare: Last waltz in Vienna
• Cohn-Sherbok: The American Jew
• Diner: Her works praise her
• Doueck: The hesed boomerang
• Drummond: Oedipus Judaicus
• Edelstein: An unacknowledged harmony
• Eizenstat: Imperfect justice
• Epstein: Children of the Holocaust
• Erdman: Staging the Jew
• Greene: The Temple bombing
• Hakohen: The book of Mordechai
• Harkabi: The Palestinian covenant and its meaning
• Heer: God’s first love
• Hertz: The Jews in Polish culture
• Hertzberg: Judaism
• Hilberg: The Warsaw diary of Adam Czerniakow
• Holczler: Moshe Holczler’s Late memories
• Howe: A treasury of Yiddish poetry
• Isaacs: Miracles
• Knobel Fluek: Memories of my life in a Polish village, 1930-1949
• Korczak: Ghetto diary
• Kushner: The river of light
• Langer: Holocaust Testimonies
• Leftwich: Great Yiddish writers of the twentieth century
• Leikin: The Beilis transcripts
• Leneman: Bar/bat mitzvah basics
• Loewenberg: An American idol
• Lookstein: Were we our brothers’ keepers?
• MacDonald: The killing of SS Obergruppenfuhrer Reinhard Heydrich
• Markel: Quarantine!
• Marton: A death in Jerusalem
• Mayer: Why did the heavens not darken?
• Muller: Anne Frank
• Mussner: Tractate on the Jews
• Nepaulsingh: Apples of gold in filigrees of silver
• Neuberger: From Central Park to Sinai
• Neusner: The way of Torah
• Oesterreicher: Jerusalem
• Orlinsky: Ancient Israel
• Passelecq: The hidden encyclical of Pius XI
• Plant: The pink triangle
• Porter: Women in chains
• Raphael: The road from Babylon
• Raphael: The springs of Jewish life
• Rockaway: Words of the uprooted
• Rosenbaum: Architects of reform
• Runes: Dictionary of Judaism
• Sachar: The redemption of the unwanted
• Schaeder: The Hebrew humanism of Martin Buber
• Sequoia: Adult children of Jewish parents
• Shapell: Witness to the truth
• Spiegelman: A modern Jew in search of a soul
• Valensi: Jewish memories
• Vincent: Hitler’s silent partners
• Wahrman: Brave new Judaism
• Walser Smith: The butcher’s tale
• Weinberg: The myth of the Jew in France, 1967-1982
• Weisser: A Brotherhood of Memory
• Zable: Jewels and ashes
• Zohar: Waking up Jewish