Canadian Jewish Studies / Études juives canadiennes

CJS Editors

28 CJS/ÉJC
218. Zeitz, Mordechai E. The History of the Federation of
Jewish Philanthropies of Montreal. Ph.D. Diss. Yeshiva
University, 1974.
See also: 118, 120, 138, 139, 178, 205, 210, 406, 627, 644, 645,
648, 928, 936, 937, 938, 941, 950, 951, 1011, 1069, 1325a,
1334, 1367, 1373, 1378, 1425, 1426, 1437, 1438, 1452, 1462,
1465, 1497, 1522, 1524a. 
CONSERVATIVE JUDAISM (See also Religion)
219. Campbell, Marjorie Freeman. A History of Beth Jacob
Congregation. [Hamilton]: Beth Jacob Synagogue, 1969.
220. Cohen, Maurice S. Shabbat on Wednesday: A Rabbi’s
Reflections on the Contemporary Scene. New York:
Ktav Publishing, 1976.
220a. Levin, Victor. “The Sabbath Morning Service in a
Traditional Conservative Synagogue.” Ritual and
Ethnic Identity: A Comparative Study of the Social
Meaning of Liturgy and Ritual in Synagogues. Ed. Jack
Lightstone and Frederick B. Bird. Waterloo, Ont.:
Wilfrid Laurier University Press, 1995. 135-52.
221. Meirovich, Harvey. “The Rise and Decline of a Toronto
Synagogue: Congregation Beth Am.” Canadian Jewish
Historical Society Journal vol. 1 (1977): 97-113.
222. Schild, Erwin. World Through My Window. Toronto:
Adath Israel Synagogue, 1992.
223. Slonim, Reuben. To Kill a Rabbi. Toronto: ECW
Press, 1987. 
Cross-Cultural Comparisons 29
224. Weatherhead, Goldie Gelmon. Congregation Shaarey
Zedek, One Hundred Years. Winnipeg: Legacy
Committee of Congregation Shaarey Zedek, July, 1990.
225. Wertheimer, Jack, project dir. and ed. Conservative
Synagogues and Their Members: Highlights of the
North American Survey of 1995-96. New York: Jewish
Theological Seminary of America, 1996.
See also: 186, 187, 373a, 405, 861, 870, 1272, 1284, 1302, 1453.
CROSS-CULTURAL COMPARISONS
226. Adlaf, Edward M., Reginald G. Smart and S. H. Tan.
“Ethnicity and Drug Use: A Critical Look.” International
Journal of the Addictions vol. 24 (1989): 1-18.
227. Al Issa, Ihsan. “Application of the Dennis Uses Test to
Canadian Children.” Perceptual and Motor Skills vol.
26 (1968): 183-88.
228. Avni, Haim. “The Jews of Canada and Argentina before
World War II: The Impact of Immigration and
Industrialization Policies on the Formation of Two
Diasporas.” Canadian Jewish Studies vol. 3 (1995): 11-54.
229. Beaulieu, Agnès. “Directory of Research in Progress in
Quebec Universities on Ethnic Communities and
Immigration in Canada; Répertoire des recherches en
cours dans les universités québécoises sur les commu-
nautés ethniques et l’immigration au Canada.”
Sociologie et Sociétés vol. 15 (1983): 167-74.
230. Berger, Earl. “The Un-American Jews.” Commentary
vol. 42 (1966): 82-85.


English

Conservative Judaism

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MONTREAL (See also Quebec)
898. Anctil, Pierre. “Aspects of the Jewish Theme in the
Canadian Jewish News, Montreal Edition, 1977-1982;
Aspects de la thématique juive dans le Canadian Jewish
News, édition de Montréal, 1977-1982.” Canadian
Ethnic Studies vol. 16 (1984): 29-57.
899. —. “Deux siècles de présence: la communité juive de
Montréal.” Continuité 45 (1989): 23-35.
900. —. “Double majorité et multiplicité ethnique à Montréal.”
Recherches sociographiques vol. 25 (1984): 441-56. 
901. —. “Les écrivains juifs de Montréal.” Juifs et réalités
juives au Québec. Ed. Pierre Anctil and Gary Caldwell.
Montréal: Institut québécois de recherche sur la culture,
1984. 195-251.
902. —. “Forging a Viable Partnership: The Montreal Jewish
Community vis-à-vis the Quebec State.” Quebec State
and Society. Ed. Alain Gagnon. Scarborough. Ont.:
Nelson Canada, 1993. 372-88. Also in French as “En
quête d’un partenariat fructueux: les Juifs de Montréal
face à la législation linguistique québécoise.” Pierre
Anctil. Tur Malka. Sillery: Septentrion, 1997. 171-99.
903. —. “Ni Catholiques, ni Protestants, les Juifs de
Montréal.” Le fait français et l’histoire du Canada, XIX-
XXe siècles. Ed. Jacques Portes. Paris: Société française
d’histoire d’outre-mer, 1990. 179-87. Also in Pierre
Anctil. Tur Malka. Sillery: Septentrion, 1997, 25-34.
904. —. Le rendez-vous manqué: les Juifs de Montréal face
au Québec de l’entre-deux-guerres. Québec: Institut
québécois de recherche sur la culture, 1988.
905. —. “Un royaume en exil: le judaïsme montréalais.”
Pierre Anctil. Tur Malka. Sillery: Septentrion, 1997. 35-53.
906. —. “Un shtetl dans la ville: la zone de résidence juive à
Montréal avant 1945.” Pierre Anctil. Tur Malka. Sillery:
Septentrion, 1997. 55-74.
907. —. Tur Malka: Flâneries sur les cimes de l’histoire juive
montréalaise. Sillery, Que.: Editions Septentrion, 1997.
908. Baker, Zachary M. “Montreal of Yesterday: A Snapshot
of Jewish Life in Montreal During the Era of Mass
Immigration.” An Everyday Miracle, Yiddish Culture in
Montreal. Ed. Ira Robinson, Pierre Anctil and Mervin
Butovsky. Montreal: Véhicule Press, 1990. 69-100.
909. Bauer, Julien. “De la déviance religieuse: le sous-sys-
tème hassidique à Montréal.” Cahiers de recherches en
sciences de la religion vol. 5 (1984): 235-60.
910. —. “From Heterogeneity to Consensus: the Jewish
Community of Montreal.” Canadian Jewish Historical
Society Journal vol. 4 (1980): 117-26.
911. Bentley, D.M.R. “Klein, Montreal, and Mankind.”
Journal of Canadian Studies vol. 19 (1984): 34-58.
912. —. “A Nightmare Ordered: A.M. Klein’s Portrait of the
Poet as Landscape.” Essays on Canadian Writing vol.
28 (1994): 1-46.
913. Berdugo-Cohen, Marie, Yolande Cohen and Joseph J.
Lévy. Juifs marocains à Montréal: témoignages d’une
immigration moderne. Montréal: VLB, 1987. 
126 CJS/ÉJC
Montreal 127
914. —. “The Precarious Mosaic: Divergence and
Convergence in the Canadian 80’s” Social Indicators
Research vol. 12 (1983): 169-81.
915. Continuing History of the Spanish and Portuguese
Congregation of Montreal, 1768-1993: 25 Years of
Renaissance. Montreal: Spanish and Portuguese
Congregation, 1996.
915a. Dueck, Gordon B. The Salamander and the Chameleon:
Religion, Race, and Evolutionism in Montreal’s Anglo-
Jewish Press, 1897-1914. Ph.D. Diss. Queen’s
University, 2000.
916. Frank, Solomon. Two Centuries in the Life of a
Synagogue. Montreal: n.p., 1968.
916a. Grosser, Barney J. “Linkage and Bonding: The
Religious and Cultural Life of the Jewish Community of
Montreal from the 1880s to the 1930s.” McGill
Undergraduate Journal of Jewish Studies vol. 3 (1996):
25-48. 
917. Issues of Jewish Identity. 1991 Census Series: Part 2.
Montreal: Planning Department, Federation of Jewish
Community Services, 1994.
918. The Jewish Family in Montreal. 1991 Census Series:
Part 4. Montreal: Federation of Jewish Community
Services, 1995.
919. Jewish Populations in Geographic Areas. 1991 Census
Series: Part 3. Montreal: Planning Department,
Federation of Jewish Community Services, 1995.
128 CJS/ÉJCh
920. Jewish Seniors in Montreal. 1991 Census Series: Part 5.
Montreal: Planning Department, Federation of Jewish
Community Services, 1995.
921. Kattan, Naïm. “Montreal and French-Canadian Culture.
What They Mean to English Canadian Novelists.”
Tamarack Review vol. 40 (1966): 40-53.
922. —. “Le visage de Montréal vu par des romancier de la
langue anglaise.” Présence de la critique: Critique et
litterature contemporains au Canada français. Ed.
Gilles Marcotte, Montreal: HMH, 1966. 187-94.
923. Labelle, Micheline et. al. “The National Question in the
Discourses of Leaders of Ethnic Associations in the
Montreal Region; La question nationale dans le discours
de leaders d’associations ethniques de la région de
Montréal.” Cahiers de recherche sociologique vol. 20
(1993): 85-111.
924. Lasry, Jean-Claude. “Mobilité professionnelle chez les
immigrants juifs nord-africains à Montréal.”
International Review of Applied Psychology vol. 29
(1980): 17-30.
925. —. “Sephardim and Ashkenazim in Montreal.” The
Jews in Canada. Ed. Robert Brym, William Shaffir and
Morton Weinfeld. Toronto: Oxford University Press,
1993. 395-401. Also in Contemporary Jewry vol. 6
(1983): 26-33.
926. Lasry, Jean-Claude and E.B. Schachter. “Jewish
Intermarriage in Montreal.” Jewish Social Studies vol.
37 (1975): 267-78.
927. Lévy, Joseph J. and Yolande Cohen. “Moroccan Jews
and their Adaptation to Montreal Life.” Renewing Our
Montreal 129
Days: Montreal Jews in the Twentieth Century. Ed. Ira
Robinson and Mervin Butovsky. Montreal: Véhicule
Press, 1995. 95-118.
928. Lévy, Joseph J. and Léon Ouaknine. “Les Institutions
communautaires des juifs marocains à Montréal.” 
Les Juifs du Maghreb: diasporas contemporaines. Ed.
Jean-Claude Lasry and Claude Tapia. Paris: l’Harmattan
and Montréal: Presses de l’Université de Montréal,
1989. 55-78.
929. Medresh, Y.[isroel]. Le Montréal juif d’autrefois. Tr.
Pierre Anctil. Sillery, Que.: Septentrion, 1997. Also in
English as Montreal of Yesterday. Tr. Vivian Felsen.
Montreal: Véhicule Press, 2000
930. Menkis, Richard. “A Missionary Sermon to the Jews in
Mid-Nineteenth Century Montreal: Text and Contexts.”
The Frank Talmage Memorial Volume. Vol. 1. Ed. Barry
Walfish. Haifa: Haifa University, 1993. 333-49.
931. Montreal Jewish Community: Attitudes, Beliefs and
Behaviours. Montreal: Allied Jewish Community
Services, 1991.
932. Montreal Jewish Data Bank: Allied Jewish Community
Services. Montreal: Allied Jewish Community 
Services, 1991.
933. Oiwa, Keinosuke. Tradition and Social Change: An
Ideological Analysis of the Montreal Jewish Immigrant
Ghetto in the Early Twentieth Century. Ph.D. Diss.
Cornell University, 1988. 
934. Preliminary Findings. 1991 Census Series: Part 1.
Montreal: Planning Department, Federation of Jewish
Community Services, 1993. 
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935. Profile of Jewish Households Receiving Financial
Assistance. Montreal: Planning Department, Federation
of Jewish Community Services, 1994. 
936. Robinson, Ira. “The Foundation Documents of the
Jewish Community Council of Montreal.” Jewish
Political Studies Review vol. 8 (1996): 69-86.
937. —. “The Kosher Meat War and the Jewish Community
Council of Montreal, 1922-1925.” Canadian Ethnic
Studies vol. 22 (1990): 41-53.
938. —. “Towards a History of Kashrut in Montreal: The
Fight Over Municipal Bylaw 828 (1922-1924).”
Renewing Our Days: Montreal Jews in the Twentieth
Century. Ed. Ira Robinson and Mervin Butovsky.
Montreal: Véhicule Press, 1995. 30-41. 
939. Rosenberg, Michael. Ethnicity, Community, and the
State: The Organizational Structures, Practices and
Strategies of the Montreal Jewish Community’s Day
School System and its Relations with the Quebec State.
Ph.D. Diss. Carleton University, 1996.
940. —. “The Montreal Jewish Community-A Sociological
Profile.” Canadian Jewish Anthology. Ed. Chaim
Spilberg and Yaacov Zipper. Montreal: National
Committee on Yiddish-Canadian Jewish Congress,
1982. 31-47.
941. Rosenberg, Michael and Jack Jedwab. “Institutional
Completeness, Ethnic Organizational Style and the Role
of the State: The Jewish, Italian and Greek
Communities of Montreal.” Canadian Review of
Sociology and Anthropology vol. 29 (1992): 266-87.
Montreal 131
942. Senese, Phyllis M. “La Croix de Montréal (1893-1895):
A Link to the French Radical Right.” Canadian
Catholic Historical Studies vol. 53 (1986): 81-95.
943. The Sephardic Community. 1991 Census Series: Part 6.
Montreal: Planning Department, Federation of Jewish
Community Services, 1995.
944. Shahar, Charles. A Survey of Jewish Life in Montreal.
Part 1. Montreal: Federation of Jewish Community
Services of Montreal, 1996.
945. Sigler, Betty. “Montreal: The Bonds of Community.”
Commentary vol. 12 (1950): 345-53.
946. Smith, Mackay L. Jews of Montreal and Their
Judaisms: A Voyage of Discovery. Montreal: Aaron
Communications, 1998. 
947. Sroka, Ghila Benesty. Montréal Judaïca. Montréal:
Fondation B’nai B’rith Hillel de Montréal, 1983.
948. Survey of Housing Needs Among Seniors in the Montreal
Jewish Community. Montreal: Planning Department,
Federation of Jewish Community Services, 1993.
948a. Trehearne, Brian. The Montreal Forties. Toronto:
University of Toronto Press, 1999. 
949. Tulchinsky, Gerald. “Immigrants and Charity in the
Montreal Jewish Community Before 1890.” Histoire
Sociale/Social History vol. 16 (1983): 359-80.
950. Tzuk, Yogev. “Challenge and Response: Jewish
Communal Welfare in Montreal.” Contemporary Jewry
vol. 6 (1983): 43-52. 
132 CJS/ÉJC
951. Waller, Harold M. The Governance of the Jewish
Community of Montreal. Jerusalem: Center for Jewish
Community Studies, 1974.
952. —. “Montreal Jews Face the Challenge of Quebec
Nationalism.” Synagogue Council of America. Analysis
vol. 65 (1978): 1-12.
953. Weinfeld, Morton. “The Integration of Jewish
Immigrants in Montreal: Models and Dilemmas of
Ethnic Match.” Still Moving: Recent Jewish Migration
in Comparative Perspective. Ed. Daniel J. Elazar and
Morton Weinfeld. New Brunswick, N.J. and London:
Transaction, 2000. 285-98.
953a. —. The System of Jewish Education in Montreal. Jewish
Educational Council of Montreal, 1985.
954. Weinfeld, Morton and William W. Eaton. Report. A
Survey of the Jewish Community of Montreal. Montreal:
Jewish Community Research Institute, 1979.
955. Weinfeld, Morton and Sheldon Schreter. “The
Integration of Jewish Immigrants in Montreal: Models
and Dilemmas of Ethnic Match.” Jerusalem Letter no.
345 (1996): 1-6.
956. Weintraub, William. City Unique: Montreal Days and
Nights in the 1940s and ‘50s. Toronto: McClelland and
Stewart, 1996.
957. Zola, Gary P. “‘You Are in Canada Now’: Zvi Hirsch
Masliansky on Montreal Jews-1898.” Canadian Jewish
Historical Society Journal vol. 9 (1985): 31-40.
See also: 44, 80, 104, 115, 120, 121, 125, 126, 127, 139, 140,
141, 145, 146, 147, 149, 152, 154, 156, 178, 179, 194, 212, 213, 218,
Multiculturalism and Language 133
220, 264, 270, 298, 304, 306, 307, 314, 360, 363, 379, 390, 391,
392, 394, 395a, 411, 412, 413, 415, 416, 417, 426, 443, 444,
475, 513, 552, 553, 561, 573, 670, 671,673a, 683, 730, 741,
762, 766, 771, 780, 786, 788, 824, 826, 858, 859, 878, 879, 980,
995, 1012, 1015, 1018, 1019, 1021, 1024, 1029, 1031, 1032,
1034, 1035a, 1036, 1037, 1088, 1142, 1199, 1207, 1252, 1271,
1274, 1275, 1276, 1308, 1311, 1312, 1314, 1319, 1320, 1324,
1326, 1329, 1331, 1332, 1333, 1334, 1336, 1359, 1360, 1434a.
MULTICULTURALISM AND LANGUAGE (See also
Intercultural Relations)
958. Abella, Irving M. “Foreword: Multiculturalism, Jews,
and Forging a Canadian Identity.” Multiculturalism,
Jews and Identities in Canada. Ed. Howard Adelman
and John H. Simpson. Jerusalem: Magnes Press, The
Hebrew University, 1996. vii-xx.
959. Adelman, Howard and John H. Simpson, eds.
Multiculturalism, Jews and Identities in Canada.
Jerusalem: Magnes Press, The Hebrew University, 1996. 
960. Berdichewsky, Bernardo. Cultural Pluralism in Canada:
What It Means to the Jewish Community. Vancouver:
Canadian Jewish Congress, Pacific Region, 1996
961. Contributions of the Other Ethnic Groups. Vol. 4.
Ottawa: Royal Commission of Inquiry on Bilingualism
and Biculturalism, 1969.
962. Driedger, Leo. “Toward a Perspective on Canadian
Pluralism: Ethnic Identity in Winnipeg.” Canadian
Journal of Sociology vol. 2 (1977): 77-96.
963. Elman, Bruce P. “The Constitutionalization of
Multiculturalism in Canada: The Jewish Legal Role.”
Multiculturalism, Jews, and Identities in Canada. Ed.


Montreal

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995. Subar, Arie Leib, ed. Hazzanut in Montreal. Montreal:
Council of Hazzanim of Greater Montreal, 1971.
996. Weinzweig, John. “U of T Convocation Address, June
11, 1982.” University of Toronto Faculty of Music News
vol. 22 (1983): 3-8.
997. —. “Writings.” Canada Music Book/Les cahiers cana-
diens de la musique. Spring/summer 1973. 39-72.
998. —. “Weinzweig on Weinzweig.” Canada Music
Book/Les cahiers canadiens de la musique. Spring/sum-
mer 1973. 73-75.
See also: 1207, 1347.
ONTARIO (See also Toronto)
999. Abrams, Alan. Why Windsor? An Anecdotal History of
the Jews of Windsor and Essex County. Scarborough,
Ont.: Black Moss Press, 1981.
1000. Cohen, Alan M. The Governance of the Jewish
Community of London. Philadelphia and Jerusalem:
Center for Jewish Community Studies, 1974.
1001. Gold, Gerald. “A Tale of Two Communities: The
Growth and Decline of Small Town Jewish
Communities in Northern Ontario and Southwestern
Louisiana.” The Jews of North America. Ed. Moses
Rischin. Detroit: Wayne State University Press, 1987.
224-34.
1002. Greenspan, Louis. The Governance of the Jewish
Community of Hamilton. Philadelphia and Jerusalem:
Center for Jewish Community Studies, 1974.
Ontario 139
1003. Hansen, Lise C. The Decline of the Jewish Community
in Thunder Bay: An Explanation. MA Thesis. University
of Manitoba, 1977.
1004. Kay, Zachariah. The Governance of the Jewish
Community of Ottawa. Philadelphia and Jerusalem:
Center for Jewish Community Studies, 1974.
1005. Kayfetz, Benjamin G. “On Community Relations in
Ontaro in the 1940’s.” Canadian Jewish Studies vol. 2
(1994): 57-66. 
1006. Mandel, Stephen and R.H. Wagenberg. The Governance
of the Jewish Community of Windsor. Philadelphia and
Jerusalem: Center for Jewish Community Studies, 1974.
1007. Meyer, Marion E. “The Jews of Kingston: A
Comparative Study of Organized and Non-Affiliated
Jews (A Preliminary Report).” Canadian Jewish
Historical Society Journal vol. 6 (1982): 87-101.
1008. —. The Jews of Kingston: A Microcosm of Canadian
Jewry? Builders of Canada, no. 2. Kingston: Limestone
Press, 1983.
1009. Sohn, Herbert A. “Human Rights Laws in Ontario: The
Role for the Jewish Community.” Canadian Jewish
Historical Society Journal vol. 4 (1980): 99-116.
1010. Speisman, Stephen. “Antisemitism in Ontario: The
Twentieth Century.” Antisemitism in Canada: History
and Interpretation. Ed. Alan Davies. Waterloo, Ont.:
Wilfrid Laurier University Press, 1992. 113-33.
140 CJS/ÉJC
1011. Stren, Sadie. “The Brantford Jewish Community, 1881-
1911.” Canadian Jewish Historical Society Journal vol.
5 (1981): 23-30.
1012. Tulchinsky, Gerald. “The Jewish Experience in
Ontario.” Patterns of the Past: Interpreting Ontario’s
History. Ed. Roger Hall, William Westfall, and Laurel
Sefton MacDowell. Toronto and Oxford: Dundurn
Press, 1988. 301-27.
See also: 73, 130, 134, 148, 151, 219, 418, 418a, 423, 425, 431,
610, 862, 863, 872, 1020, 1207, 1221, 1236, 1254, 1435, 1512.
ORTHODOX JUDAISM (See also Religion)
1013. Anctil, Pierre. “Judaïsme et orthodoxie à Montréal.”
Pierre Anctil. Tur Malka. Sillery: Septentrion, 1997.
149-64.
1014. Bauer, Julien. Les Juifs Hassidiques. Paris: Presses
Universitaires de France, 1994.
1015. A Community Story: The Story of Beth Zion
Congregation, A Story in Progress. Montreal: Beth Zion
Congregation, 1966.
1016. Grysman, Charles. “The Orthodox Day School and Its
Non-Observant Population.” Jewish Education vol. 57
(1989): 32-38.
1017. Gutwirth, Jacques. “Fieldwork Method and the
Sociology of Jews: Case Studies of Hassidic
Communities.” Jewish Journal of Sociology vol. 20
(1978): 49-58.


Ontario

140 CJS/ÉJC
1011. Stren, Sadie. “The Brantford Jewish Community, 1881-
1911.” Canadian Jewish Historical Society Journal vol.
5 (1981): 23-30.
1012. Tulchinsky, Gerald. “The Jewish Experience in
Ontario.” Patterns of the Past: Interpreting Ontario’s
History. Ed. Roger Hall, William Westfall, and Laurel
Sefton MacDowell. Toronto and Oxford: Dundurn
Press, 1988. 301-27.
See also: 73, 130, 134, 148, 151, 219, 418, 418a, 423, 425, 431,
610, 862, 863, 872, 1020, 1207, 1221, 1236, 1254, 1435, 1512.
ORTHODOX JUDAISM (See also Religion)
1013. Anctil, Pierre. “Judaïsme et orthodoxie à Montréal.”
Pierre Anctil. Tur Malka. Sillery: Septentrion, 1997.
149-64.
1014. Bauer, Julien. Les Juifs Hassidiques. Paris: Presses
Universitaires de France, 1994.
1015. A Community Story: The Story of Beth Zion
Congregation, A Story in Progress. Montreal: Beth Zion
Congregation, 1966.
1016. Grysman, Charles. “The Orthodox Day School and Its
Non-Observant Population.” Jewish Education vol. 57
(1989): 32-38.
1017. Gutwirth, Jacques. “Fieldwork Method and the
Sociology of Jews: Case Studies of Hassidic
Communities.” Jewish Journal of Sociology vol. 20
(1978): 49-58.
Orthodox Judaism 141
1018. —. “Hassidim et Judaïcité à Montréal.” Recherches
Sociographiques vol. 14 (1973): 291-325.
1019. —. “The Structure of a Hassidic Community in
Montreal.” Jewish Journal of Sociology vol. 14 (1972):
43-63. 
1020. Koven, Merle and Gini Rosen, eds. From Strength to
Strength: 75th Anniversary Commemorative Book,
1910-1985. Kingston: Beth Israel Congregation, 1986.
1021. Robinson, Ira. “The First Hasidic Rabbis in North
America.” American Jewish Archives vol. 44 (1992):
501-15.
1022. Schara Tzedeck 77th Anniversary Year Book.
Vancouver: Schara Tzedeck Synagogue, 1984.
1023. Shaffir, William. “Becoming an Orthodox Chassidic Jew:
The Socialization of Newcomers to a Religious
Community.” The Canadian Ethnic Mosaic. Ed. Leo
Driedger. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1978. 295-309.
1023a. —. “Boundaries and self-presentation among the
Hasidim: A Study in Identity Maintenance.” New World
Hasidim: Ethnographic Studies of Hasidic Jews in
America. Ed. Janet S. Belcove-Shalin. Albany: State
University of New York Press, 1995. 31-68.
1024. —. “Chassidic Communities in Montreal.” The
Canadian Jewish Mosaic. Ed. M. Weinfeld, I. Cotler,
and W. Shaffir. Toronto: John Wiley & Sons, 1981. 273-85.
1025. —. “The Chassidic Family: Persistence and Change.”
The Changing Jewish Community. Ed. Stuart
Schoenfeld. Toronto: Institute for Behavioural Research,
1983. 66-79.
142 CJS/ÉJC
1026. —. “Hassidic Jews and Quebec Politics.” Jewish
Journal of Sociology vol. 25 (1983): 105-18.
1027. —. “Interpreting Adversity: Dynamics of Commitment
in a Messianic Redemption Campaign.” Jewish Journal
of Sociology vol. 36 (1994): 43-53.
1028. —. “Jewish Messianism Lubavitch-Style: An Interim
Report.” Jewish Journal of Sociology vol. 35 (1993):
115-28.
1029. —. Life in a Religious Community: The Lubavitch
Chassidim of Montreal. Toronto: Holt Rinehart and
Winston, 1974. 
1030. —. Life in the Urban Chassidic Community: Insulation
and Proselytization. Ph.D. Diss. McGill University, 1972.
1031. —. The Montreal Chassidic Community: Community
Boundaries and the Maintenance of Ethnic Identities.
MA Thesis. McGill University, 1970.
1032. —. “Montreal’s Hassidim Revisited: A Focus On
Change.” Essays in the Social Scientific Study of
Judaism and Jewish Society. Ed. Simcha Fishbane and
Jack Lightstone. Montreal: Concordia University, 1990.
305-22.
1033. —. “Persistence and Change in the Hassidic Family.”
The Jewish Family: Myths and Reality. Ed. Steven M.
Cohen and Paula E. Hyman. New York: Holmes &
Meier, 1986. 187-99. 
1034. —. “Separation from the Mainstream in Canada: The
Hassidic Community of Tash.” Jewish Journal of
Sociology vol. 29 (1987): 19-35. Also in The Jews in
Orthodox Judaism 143
Canada. Ed. Robert Brym, William Shaffir and Morton
Weinfeld. Toronto: Oxford University Press, 1993. 126-41.
1035. —. “Some Reflections on Approaches to Fieldwork in
Hassidic Communities.” Jewish Journal of Sociology
vol. 27 (1985): 115-34.
1035a. —. “Still Separated from the Mainstream.” Jewish
Journal of Sociology vol. 39 (1997): 46-62.
1036. Shahar, Charles, Morton Weinfeld and Randal Schnoor.
Survey of the Hassidic and Ultra-Orthodox
Communities in Outremont and Surrounding Areas.
Outremont, Que.: COHO, 1997. 
1037. Zylberberg, Jacques et al. “De la mystique au pouvoir:
étatisation et dépolitisation des hassidim montréalais.”
Conférence internationale de sociologie des religions,
Actes vol. 18 (1985): 221-26.
See also: 141, 410, 427, 613a, 801, 909, 916, 1207, 1261, 1272,
1284, 1302, 1312, 1326.
PERIODICALS AND THE PRESS
1038. American Jewish Year Book. 1897-. Short articles on Canada
from vol. 41 (1939-40) to vol. 43 (1941-42). Longer arti-
cles in subsequent vols. listed under Year in Review.
1039. Antisemitism: World Report. Sections on Canada pub-
lished annually by the Institute for Jewish Affairs,
London. 1992-. 
1040. B’nai Brith Audit of Anti-Semitic Incidents. The League
for Human Rights of B’nai Brith Canada. 1988-1996.


Orthodox Judaism

WINNIPEG (See also Manitoba)
1418. Arnold, Abraham. “The Earliest Jews in Winnipeg.”
The Beaver Magazine, Autumn 1974, 4-12.
1419. Chiel, Arthur A. “Winnipeg Tales.” Canadian Jewish
Historical Society Journal vol. 7 (1983): 93-99.
1420. Gonick, Fay. “Winnipeg Socialist-Zionist Youth
Movements in the 1940’s and 1950’s.” Jewish Life and
Times vol. 4 (1985): 32-39. 
1421. Gordon, Anna. The Governance of the Jewish
Community of Winnipeg. Philadelphia and Jerusalem:
Center for Jewish Community Studies, 1974.
1422. Herstein, Harvey. “The Growth of the Winnipeg Jewish
Community and the Evolution of Its Educational
Institutions.” Transactions of the Historical and
Scientific Society of Manitoba Series 3 (1965-1966): 27-66.
1423. McNaught, Kenneth and David Bercuson. The Winnipeg
Strike: 1919. Toronto: Longman Canada, 1974.
1424. Smith, Doug. Joe Zuken, Citizen and Socialist. Toronto:
James Lorimer, 1990.
1425. Stern, Moshe. “Communal Problem Solving: The
Winnipeg VA’AD HA-IR, 1946.” Canadian Jewish
Historical Society Journal vol. 4 (1980): 4-24.
1426. —. “Winnipeg Kashrut: A History.” The Nathan
Lockshin Memorial Journal. Winnipeg: n.p., 1982. 61-77.
Winnipeg 193
1427 Trachtenberg, Henry. “Ethnic Politics on the Urban
Frontier: ‘Fighting Joe’ Martin and the Jews of
Winnipeg.” Manitoba History vol. 35 (1998): 2-14.
1427a —. “Peddling, Politics and Winnipeg’s Jews, 1891-
1895: The Political Acculturation of an Urban
Immigrant Community.” Histoire sociale/Social History
vol. 29 (1996): 159-86.
1428. —. “The Winnipeg Jewish Community in the Inter-War
Period, 1919-1939: Anti-Semitism and Politics.”
Canadian Jewish Historical Society Journal vol. 4
(1980): 44-70. 
1429. —. “The Winnipeg Jewish Community and Politics:
The Inter-War Years, 1919-1939.” Transactions of the
Historical and Scientific Society of Manitoba Series 3
nos. 34-35 (1977-78; 1978-79): 115-53.
1430. Usiskin, Roz. “‘The Alien and the Bolshevik in Our
Midst’: The 1919 Winnipeg General Strike.” Jewish
Life and Times vol. 5 (1988): 28-49.
1431. —. “Continuity and Change: The Jewish Experience in
Winnipeg’s North End, 1900-1914.” Canadian Jewish
Historical Society Journal vol. 4 (1980): 71-94.
See also: 72, 224, 245, 256a, 687, 719, 834, 836, 962, 1052,
1172, 1264.
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WOMEN
1432. Berman, Jo-Anne. “L’Chaim—To Life.” Our
Grandmothers, Ourselves: Reflections of Canadian
Women. Ed. Gina Valle. Vancouver: Raincoast Books,
1999. 140-47. 
1432a. Burstow, Bonnie. “Jewish, Woman, and Lacking
‘Class’: Reflections on an Oppression.” Fireweed vol.
35 (1992): 14-22.
1433. Cantor, Aviva, ed. Bibliography on the Jewish Woman:
A Comprehensive and Annotated Listing of Works
Published 1900-1980, Revised Edition. Fresh Meadows,
N.Y.: Biblio Press, 1981.
1434. Cohen, Michelle and Ester Reiter. “Women, Culture,
Politics: Yiddishkayt and the Yiddish Arbeiter Froyen
Farein.” Canadian Jewish Outlook vol. 33 (1995): 9-11.
1434a. Cohen, Yolande. “Women in the Moroccan-Jewish
Community of Montreal.” From Memory to
Transformation; Jewish Women’s Voices. Ed. Sarah
Silberstein Swartz and Margie Wolfe. Toronto: Second
Story Press, 1998. 267-75.
1435. Denis, Ann B. “Women: Ethnicity and Occupation in
Quebec and Ontario, 1931-1971; Femmes: Ethnicité et
Occupation au Québec et en Ontario, 1931-1971.”
Canadian Ethnic Studies vol. 13 (1981): 75-90.
1436. Draper, Paula. “The Role of Canadian Jewish Women in
Historical Perspective.” Canadian Jewish Women of
Today: Who’s Who of Canadian Jewish Women. Ed.
E.Y. Lipsitz. Toronto: J.E.S.L. Educational Products,
1983.
Women 195
1437. Draper, Paula and Janice Karlinsky. “Abraham’s
Daughters: Women, Charity and Power in the Canadian
Jewish Community.” Looking into My Sister’s Eyes: An
Exploration in Women’s History. Ed. Jean Burnet.
Toronto: Multicultural History Society of Ontario,
1986. 75-90.
1438. —. “Jewish Women as Volunteers.” Polyphony vol. 8
(1986): 37-39.
1439. Feldman, Anna. “Her Voice Is Full of Wisdom: Jewish-
Saskatchewan Women in a Small Urban Setting, 1930-
1966.” Canadian Woman Studies vol. 16 (1996): 100-
02.
1440. —. “‘A Woman of Valour Who Can Find?’: Jewish-
Saskatchewan Women in Two Rural Settings, 1882-
1939.” “Other” Voices: Historical Essays on
Saskatchewan Women. Ed. David De Brou and C.
Aileen Moffatt. Regina: Central Plains Research Centre,
1995. 
1441. Fishbane, Simcha. “A Female Rite of Passage in a
Modern Orthodox Synagogue: the Bat Mitzvah
Ceremony.” Renewing Our Days: Montreal Jews in the
Twentieth Century. Ed. Ira Robinson and Mervin
Butovsky. Montreal: Véhicule Press, 1995. 119-31.
1442. Frager, Ruth A. “Class and Ethnic Barriers to Feminist
Perspectives in Toronto’s Jewish Labour Movement,
1919-1939.” Studies in Political Economy vol. 30
(1989): 143-65.
1443. —. “Political Housewives in the Jewish Communist
Movement of Toronto, 1923-1933.” Beyond the Vote:
Canadian Women and Politics. Ed. Linda Kealey and
196 CJS/ÉJC
Women 197
Joan Sangster. Toronto: University of Toronto Press,
1989.
1444. —. Sweatshop Strife: Class, Ethnicty, and Gender in the
Jewish Labour Movement of Toronto, 1900-1939.
Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1992.
1445. —. Unlocked Vested Interests: Class, Ethnicity and
Gender in the Jewish Labour Movement in Toronto,
1900-1939. Ph.D. Diss. York University, 1986.
1447. Gold, Nora. “Diversity, Jewish Women, and Social
Work.” Canadian Social Work Review vol. 10 (1993):
240-55.
1447a. —. Jewish Women and their Experiences of
Antisemitism and Sexism: Results from Phase One of a
National Study. Occasional Paper. Jerusalem: Halbert
Center for Canadian Studies of the Hebrew University
of Jerusalem, 1998. 
1448. —. Marrow and Other Stories. Toronto. Warwick
Publishing, 1998.
1449. Gottlieb, Amy. “‘Not in My Name.’ A Jewish Feminist
Challenges Loyalty to Israel.” And Still We Rise:
Feminist Political Mobilizing in Contemporary
Canada. Ed. Linda Carty. Toronto: Women’s Press,
1993. 53-72.
1450. Heaton, Tim B. and Marie Cornwall. “Religious Group
Variation in the Socioeconomic Status and Family
Behavior of Women.” Journal for the Scientific Study of
Religion vol. 28 (1989): 283-99.
198 CJS/ÉJC
1451. Joseph, Norma Baumel. “Personal Reflections on
Jewish Feminism.” The Canadian Jewish Mosaic. Ed.
M. Weinfeld, I. Cotler, and W. Shaffir. Toronto: John
Wiley & Sons, 1981. 205-20.
1452. Kosmin, Barry A. “The Political Economy of Gender in
Jewish Federations.” Contemporary Jewry vol. 10
(1989): 17-31. 
1453. Lazar, Morty M. “The Role of Women in Synagogue
Ritual in Canadian Conservative Congregations.”
Jewish Journal of Sociology vol. 20 (1978): 165-71. 
1454. Lipsitz, Edmond Y. Canadian Jewish Women of Today:
Who’s Who of Canadian Jewish Women. Downsview:
J.E.S.L. Educational Products, 1983.
1455. Medjuck, Sheva. “If I Can’t Dance to It, It’s Not My
Revolution: Jewish Feminism in Canada Today.” The
Jews in Canada. Ed. Robert Brym, William Shaffir and
Morton Weinfeld. Toronto: Oxford University Press,
1993. 328-43.
1456. Nason-Clark, Nancy. “Gender Relations in
Contemporary Christian Organizations.” The Sociology
of Religion: A Canadian Focus. Ed. W. E. Hewitt.
Toronto: Butterworths, 1993. 
1457. Schlesinger, Benjamin and Dennis Raphael. “The
Sandwich Generation; The Jewish Woman in the
Middle: Stresses and Satisfactions.” Journal of
Psychology and Judaism vol. 16 (1992): 77-96. 
1458. Schlesinger, Rachel. “Changing Roles of Jewish
Women.” Canadian Jewry Today: Who’s Who in
Women 199
Canadian Jewry. Ed. Edmond Y. Lipsitz. Downsview:
J.E.S.L. Publications, 1989. 60-70.
1459. —. “Jewish Women’s Return into the Paid Workforce.”
Conciliation Courts Review vol. 22 (1984): 38-39.
1460. —. “Midlife Transitions Among Jewish Women:
Counselling Issues.” Women and Therapy vol. 10
(1990): 91-100. 
1461. —. “Personal Reflections on Being a Grandmother;
L’chol Dor Va Dor.” Celebrating the Lives of Jewish
Women. Ed. R.J. Siegel and E. Cole. New York:
Harworth Press, 1997. 57-69.
1462. —. “Volunteers for a Dream.” Canadian Jewish
Historical Society Journal vol. 10 (1988): 20-33.
1463. —. “Women of a Certain Age: Transition and
Counselling.” Essays in the Social Scientific Study of
Judaism and Jewish Society. Vol. 2. Ed. Simcha
Fishbane and Stuart Schoenfeld. Hoboken: Ktav, 1992.
199-210. 
1463a. Segal, Shlomit. “The Streets are Paved with Cutbacks:
Jewish Women and Economic Justice.” From Memory
to Transformation: Jewish Women’s Voices. Ed. Sarah
Silberstein Swartz and Margie Wolf. Toronto: Second
Story Press, 1998. 276-84.
1464. Steedman, Mercedes. Angels of the Workplace: Women
and the Construction of Gender Relations in the
Canadian Clothing Industry, 1890-1940. Toronto:
University of Toronto Press, 1997. 
200 CJS/ÉJC
1464a. Swartz, Sarah Silberstein and Margie Wolf, eds. From
Memory to Transformation: Jewish Women’s Voices.
Toronto: Second Story Press, 1998.
1465. Vineberg, Ethel. The History of the National Council of
Jewish Women of Canada. Montreal: National Council
of Jewish Women, 1967.
1466. Wyant, Yael, ed. Canadian-Israeli Perspectives on
Culture, Women and Media. Jerusalem: Magnes Press,
1989.
1467. Zuckerman, Francine. Half the Kingdom: Seven Jewish
Feminists. Montreal: Véhicule Press, 1992.
See also: 140, 232, 237, 273, 275, 276, 330, 341, 354, 400, 458,
459, 460, 461, 462, 463, 611, 612, 745a, 817, 833, 842, 865,
1047, 1051, 1054, 1263, 1282, 1283, 1285, 1287, 1288, 1310,
1439, 1522, 1523, 1526.
YEAR IN REVIEW
1468. Baskin, Bernard. “Canada.” American Jewish Year
Book vol. 76 (1976): 249-61. 
1469. —. “Canada.” American Jewish Year Book vol. 77
(1977): 321-34.
1470. —. “Canada.” American Jewish Year Book vol. 78
(1978): 275-86.
1471. —. “Canada.” American Jewish Year Book vol. 79
(1979): 190-204.
1472. —. “Canada.” American Jewish Year Book vol. 80
(1980): 172-87.


Women

74. Weimann, Gabriel and Conrad Winn. Hate On Trial:
The Zundel Affair, the Media, Public Opinion in
Canada. Oakville: Mosaic Press, 1986.
75. —. “Hate on Trial: The Zundel Affair, the Media, Public
Opinion in Canada.” The Jews in Canada. Ed. Robert J.
Brym, William Shaffir and Morton Weinfeld. Toronto:
Oxford University Press, 1993. 97-111.
76. —. “The Misperception of Public Opinion: The
Canadian Nazi Trials and Their Implications.” Political
Science vol. 3 (1986): 54-57. 
77. Weinrib, Lorraine. “Hate Promotion in a Free and
Democratic Society: R. v. Keegstra.” McGill Law
Journal vol. 36 (1991): 1416-49.
See also: 5, 112, 137, 177, 332, 384, 389, 396, 436, 475, 524,
525, 544b, 554, 635a, 672, 768, 795, 828, 942, 1010, 1040, 1062,
1123, 1124, 1134, 1144, 1157, 1162, 1180, 1194, 1428, 1446.
ARTS, CULTURE AND LEISURE (See also Literature;
Music)
78. Andrus, Donald F.P. Ghitta Caiserman-Roth, Aperçu
rétrospectif. 1947-1980. Montreal: Sir George Williams
Art Galleries of Concordia University, 1981.
79. Burnett, David. Iskowitz. Toronto: Art Gallery of
Ontario, 1982.
80. Butovsky, Mervin et al. “Thoughts on Our Culture.”
Viewpoints vol. 11 (1980): 22-27.
Arts, Culture and Leisure 11
12 CJS/ÉJC
81. Exhibition of Works by Canadian Jewish Artists at the
Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, October 29 to
November 15, 1959, Sponsored by the Canadian Jewish
Congress, Commemorating the Bicentenary of Canadian
Jewry, 1759-1959. Montreal: Montreal Museum of 
Art, 1959.
82. Freedman, Adele. Gershon Iskowitz: Painter of Light.
Toronto and Vancouver: Merritt Publishing Company, 1982.
83. Hayes, Saul. “Canadian Jewish Culture: Some
Observations.” Queen’s Quarterly vol. 4 (1977): 80-88.
83a. Kramer, William M. “Sr. Arnold Belkin: The Mexican
Jewish Artist from Calgary, Canada.” Western States
Jewish History vol. 26 (1994): 233-50; 365-77.
84. Kurelek, William and Abraham Arnold. Jewish Life in
Canada. Edmonton: Hurtig, 1976.
85. Lappin, Ben. “Rehabilitation or Renaissance?” Judaism
vol. 19 (1970): 174-81.
86. Leonoff, Cyril Edel. The Architecture of Jewish
Settlement in the Prairies: A Pictorial History.
Winnipeg: Jewish Historical Society of Western
Canada, 1975.
87. —. An Enterprising Life: Leonard Frank, Photographs
1895-1944. Vancouver: Talon Books and The Jewish
Historical Society of British Columbia, 1990.
88. Levy, Joseph, Danny Rosenberg and Avi Hyman.
“Fanny ‘Bobbie’ Rosenfeld: Canada’s Woman Athlete
of the Half Century.” Journal of Sport History vol. 26
(1999): 392-96.
Arts, Culture and Leisure 13
89. Lewis, Stephen, ed. Art Out of Agony: The Holocaust
Theme in Literature, Sculpture, and Film. Montreal:
CBC Enterprises; 1984.
90. Mayne, Seymour. “The Future of Jewish Cultures in the
Diaspora: An Introduction.” Creating the Jewish
Future, Ed. Michael Brown and Bernard Lightman.
Walnut Creek, Ca.: AltaMira Press, 1999. 115-17.
91. Mirvish, Ed. There’s No Business Like Show Business:
But I Wouldn’t Ditch My Day Job. Toronto: Key Porter
Books, 1997.
92. Richler, Mordecai. Belling the Cat: Essays, Reports and
Opinions. Toronto: Alfred A. Knopf Canada, 1998.
93. —. Broadsides: Reviews and Opinions. Markham, Ont.:
Viking, 1990.
94. —. Home Sweet Home: My Canadian Album. Toronto:
Penguin Books, 1986.
95. —. Hunting Tigers Under Glass: Essays and Reports.
London: Granada Publishing, 1970.
96. —. Shovelling Trouble. Toronto: McClelland and
Stewart, 1972.
97. Speisman, Stephen. “Yiddish Theatre in Toronto.”
Polyphony vol. 5 (1983): 95-98.
98. Trépanier, Esther. Jewish Painters and Modernity,
Montreal 1930-1995. Montreal: Saidye Bronfman
Centre, 1987.
99. —. “Les peintres juifs à Montréal dans l’entre-deux-
guerres.” Etudes canadiennes vol. 12 (1986): 133-39.
100. Weizman, Sandra Morton. Artifacts from “A Coat of
Many Colours: Two Centuries of Jewish Life in
Canada”/Objets de l’exposition “La tunique aux
couleurs multiples: Deux siècles de présence juive au
Canada.” Mercury Series Paper (Canadian Centre for
Folk Culture Studies) 62. Hull, Que.: Canadian
Museum of Civilization, 1990.
101. Wisse, Ruth et al. “Jewish Culture and Canadian
Culture.” The Canadian Jewish Mosaic. Ed. M.
Weinfeld, I. Cotler, and W. Shaffir. Toronto: John Wiley
& Sons, 1981. 315-42.
See also: 101, 123, 125, 140, 145, 147, 149, 156, 160, 396, 473,
487, 635, 663, 761, 774, 783, 849, 857, 876, 979, 981, 982, 983,
988, 1055, 1058, 1064, 1270, 1328, 1393, 1393a, 1434, 1497,
1504, 1505, 1507, 1512a. 
BIOGRAPHY (See also Memoirs) 
102. Abella, Irving M. “The Making of a Chief Justice: Bora
Laskin, The Early Years.” Cambridge Lectures 1989.
Ed. Frank E. McArdle. Montreal: Editions Y. Blais,
1990. 159-66.
103. —. “Portrait of a Professional Jewish Revolutionary:
The Recollections of Joshua Gershman.” Labour vol. 2
(1977): 185-213.
104. Ballon, Harry C. and Samuel C. Ballon. “Hiram Nahum
Vineberg, 1857-1945.” Canadian Jewish Historical
Society Journal vol. 3 (1979): 1-9.
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440. Weinfeld, Morton and Phyllis Zelkowitz. “Reflections
on the Jewish Polity and Jewish Education.” The Jews
in Canada. Ed. Robert J. Brym, William Shaffir and
Morton Weinfeld. Toronto, Oxford University Press,
1993. 142-52.
441. Woocher, Jonathan S. “Jewish Education in a
Multicultural Society: Goals and Challenges.” Judaism
and the Jewish People in Israel and America. Essays in
Honor of Rabbi Leon Kronish. Ed. Ronald Kronish.
Hoboken: Ktav, 1988. 293-305.
442. Yellin, Shulamis. The Jew in Canada 1760-1960: A
Comprehensive Syllabus. Montreal: National
Bicentenary Committee, Canadian Jewish Congress,
1961.
443. Ziv, Benjamin. The Impact of the State of Israel on the
Hebrew Curriculum of Two Jewish Elementary Schools
in Montreal. MA Thesis. McGill University, 1976.
See also: 227, 229, 235, 251, 269, 271a, 320, 498, 550a, 554, 568a,
570a, 587, 589, 599, 601, 606, 611, 614, 618, 725, 735, 795,
839, 869, 939, 953a, 1016, 1066, 1114, 1172, 1268, 1281, 1283,
1289, 1367, 1391, 1393, 1393a, 1394, 1422, 1510, 1512, 1529.
FAMILY
444. Bloomfield-Schachter, Evelyn and Jean-Claude Lasry.
“Jewish Intermarriage in Montreal, 1962-72.” Jewish
Social Studies vol. 37 (1975): 267-78.
445. Brym, Robert, Michael Gillespie and A.R. Gillis.
“Anomie, Opportunity, and the Density of Ethnic Ties:
Another View of Jewish Outmarriage in Canada.”
60 CJS/ÉJCr
Family    61
Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology vol.
22 (1985): 102-12. Also in The Jews in Canada. Ed.
Robert Brym, William Shaffir, and Morton Weinfeld.
Toronto: Oxford University Press, 1993. 238-48.
446. Cohen, Henry A. “A Model for Helping Family
Members Provide Services for Frail Elderly Relatives in
Distant Cities.” Contemporary Jewry vol. 11 (1990): 67-76.
447. Cohn, Werner. “Jewish Outmarriage and Anomie: A
Study in the Canadian Syndrome of Polarities.”
Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology vol.
13 (1976): 90-105.
448. Davids, Leo. “Divorce and Remarriage Among
Canadian Jews.” Journal of Comparative Family
Studies vol. 13 (1982): 37-47.
449. —. “The Family: Challenges for Survival.” The
Canadian Jewish Mosaic. Ed. M. Weinfeld, I. Cotler,
and W. Shaffir. Toronto: John Wiley & Sons, 1981. 97-
112.
450. —. “Jewish Age and Family Trends in Contemporary
Canada.” Sociological Papers vol. 3 (1994): 1-14.
450a. —. “Jewish One-Parent Families in Canada: A Collective
Portrait.” Sociological Papers vol. 7 (1999): 1-35. 
451. —. “The Lone Parent Family in Canada: The
Quantitative Background.” The One-Parent Family in
the 1980’s. Ed. Benjamin Schlesinger. Toronto:
University of Toronto Press, 1985. 1-12.
452. Frideres, James S. “Offspring of Jewish Inter-Marriage:
A Note.” Jewish Social Studies vol. 35 (1973): 149-56.
453. Frideres, James S. and Jay E. Goldstein. “Jewish-
Gentile Intermarriage: Definitions and Consequences.”
Social Compass vol. 21 (1974): 69-84.
454. Lambert, Ronald D. and James E. Curtis. “Québécois
and English Canadian Opposition to Racial and
Religious Intermarriage, 1968-1983.” Canadian Ethnic
Studies vol. 16 (1984): 30-46.
455. Rosen, Rheta-Ann. Filial Responsibility, Ethnicity and
Social Exchange: A Study of Helping Behaviour in the
Older Family. Ottawa: National Library of Canada, 1988.
456. Rosenthal, Carolyn. “Aging in the Family Context: Are
Families Different?” The Jews in Canada. Ed. Robert J.
Brym, William Shaffir, and Morton Weinfeld. Toronto:
Oxford University Press, 1993. 344-57. 
457. Schlesinger, Benjamin. “The Contemporary Jewish
Family.” Canadian Jewry Today: Who’s Who in
Canadian Jewry. Ed. Edmond Y. Lipsitz. Downsview:
J.E.S.L. Publications, 1989. 71-78.
458. —. Daddy’s Gone: A Study of Jewish Single Mothers in
Toronto. Toronto: Jewish Family and Child Services of
Metropolitan Toronto, 1988.
459. —. “Jewish-Canadian Female-Headed One-Parent
Families.” Change and Impact: Essays in Canadian
Social Sciences. Ed. Sally F. Zerker. Jerusalem: Magnes
Press, 1994. 281-303. 
460. —. “Jewish Female-Headed One-Parent Families.”
Journal of Divorce and Remarriage vol. 17 (1991): 201-09.
62 CJS/ÉJC
Family    63
461. —. “Jewish Mother-Headed One-Parent Families:
Impressions from a Canadian Study.” Journal of
Psychology and Judaism vol. 14 (1990): 169-88.
462. —. “Jewish One-Parent Families: A Growing
Phenomenon in the 1970’s.” Journal of Psychology and
Judaism vol. 7 (1983): 89-100.
463. —. “Jewish One-Parent Families: A Viable Alternative
Lifestyle?” Viewpoints vol. 16 (1988): 5-9.
464. Schlesinger, Benjamin and J. Forman. “Jewish
Families: A Selected Review.” Journal of Psychology
and Judaism vol. 12 (1988): 90-109.
465. Schlesinger, Benjamin and Robert P. Mullaly. “Lasting
Marriages: Jewish Style.” The Changing Jewish
Community. Ed. Stuart Schoenfeld. Toronto: York
University Institute for Behaviourial Research, 1983.
53-65. Also in Conciliation Courts Review vol. 22
(1984): 77-82.
466. Sherman, Sharon R. “‘That’s How a Seder Looks’: A
Fieldwork Account of Videotaping Family Folklore.”
Journal of Folklore Research vol. 23 (1986): 53-70. 
467. Syrtash, John Tibor. Removing the Barriers to Religious
Remarriage Under Canada’s Divorce Act and Ontario’s
Family Law Act: Rights and Remedies. Downsview:
B’nai Brith Canada, National GET Committee, 1990. 
468. Torczyner, Jim L. The Jewish Family in Canada.
Toronto: Canadian Jewish Congress Law and Social Action
Committee, Council of Jewish Federations, 1985.
64 CJS/ÉJC
469. Weinfeld, Morton. “Intermarriage: Agony and
Adaptation.” The Canadian Jewish Mosaic. Ed. M.
Weinfeld, I. Cotler, and W. Shaffir. Toronto: John Wiley
& Sons, 1981. 365-82.
See also: 255, 266, 275, 276, 292, 610, 918, 926, 935, 969,
1025, 1033, 1084, 1100, 1285, 1288, 1292, 1386, 1450, 1457,
1458, 1459, 1460, 1461, 1463.
HISTORY— GENERAL
470. Abella, Irving M. Canadian Jewry: Past, Present and
Future. Toronto: Centre for Jewish Studies, York
University, Fall 1998.
471. —. A Coat of Many Colours: Two Centuries of Jewish
Life in Canada. Toronto: Lester & Orpen Dennys, 1990.
Also in French as La tunique aux couleurs multiples: deux
siècles de présence juive au Canada. Mercury Series
Paper (Canadian Centre for Folk Culture Studies) 61. Hull,
Que.: Canadian Museum of Civilization, 1990. 2nd
English Language ed. Toronto: Key Porter Books, 1999.
472. Arnold, Abraham. “Canada’s Jewish Magna Carta.”
Jewish Life and Times vol. 5 (1988): 69-78.
473. —. “A Historical Essay.” Jewish Life in Canada.
Edmonton: Hurtig, 1976. 43-91.
474. Brown, Michael. “The American Connection of
Canadian Jews, 1759-1914.” Association for Jewish
Studies Review vol. 3 (1978): 21-77.
475. —. Jew or Juif? Jews, French Canadians, and Anglo-
Canadians, 1759-1914. Philadelphia: Jewish Publication
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History—Pre-Confederation 67
495. Seventy Years of Canadian Jewish Life. Montreal:
Canadian Jewish Congress, 1989.
496. Tulchinsky, Gerald. “The Contours of Canadian Jewish
History.” The Jews in Canada. Ed. Robert Brym,
William Shaffir and Morton Weinfeld. Toronto: Oxford
University Press, 1993. 5-21. Also in Journal of
Canadian Studies vol. 17 (1982-83): 46-56.
497. —-. Taking Root: The Origins of the Canadian Jewish
Community. Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1992.
498. Tzuk, Yogev. A History of the Jews in Canada: A
Textbook for High School Students. Montreal: TOR
Publications, 1993.
499. Vigod, Bernard L. The Jews in Canada; Les Juifs au
Canada. Canada’s Ethnic Groups, no. 7; Les Groupes
Ethniques du Canada, no. 7. Ottawa: Canadian
Historical Association, 1984.
See also: 2, 3, 9, 33, 37, 118, 190, 215, 627, 647, 648, 665a,
796, 803, 810, 811, 812, 848, 899, 1121, 1137, 1387, 1436.
HISTORY— PRE-CONFEDERATION
500. Arnold, Abraham. “Ezekiel Hart and the Oath Problem
in the Assembly of Lower Canada.” Canadian Jewish
Historical Society Journal vol. 3 (1979): 10-26.
501. Brown, Michael. “The Beginning of Jewish
Emancipation in Canada: The Hart Affair.” Michael vol.
10 (1986): 31-38.
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502. —. “The Empire’s Best Known Jew and Little Known
Jewry.” Community and the Individual Jew. Ed. Ronald
S. Aigen and Gershon Hundert. P h i l a d e l p h i a :
Reconstructionist Rabbinical Press, 1986. 156-70. Also
published as “Moses Montefiore and Canada.”
Transactions of the Jewish Historical Society of
England vol. 28 (1985): 171-80.
503. Godfrey, Sheldon J. and Judith Godfrey. Search Out the
Land: The Jews and the Growth of Equality in British
Colonial America, 1740-1867. Kingston: McGill-
Queen’s University Press, 1996.
504. Joseph, Anne. Heritage of a Patriarch-Canada’s First
Jewish Settlers and the Continuing Story of these
Families in Canada. Sillerey, Que.: Septentrion, 1995.
505. Kage, Joseph. Chapter One: Sketches of Canadian Life
Under the French Regime. Chapitre premier: esquisses
de la vie canadienne sous le régime français. Montreal:
Eagle Publishing, 1964.
506. Lacoursière, Jacques et Hélène-Andrée Bézier. “Juifs et
juges: dehors!” Nos racines. l’historie vivante des
Québécois. Vol. 49 (1979): 961-80.
507. Menkis, Richard. The Gradis Family of Eighteenth
Century Bordeaux: A Social and Economic Study. Ph.D.
Diss. Brandeis University, 1988.
508. —. “Patriarchs and Patricians: The Gradis Family of
Eighteenth Century Bordeaux.” Peoples in Diversity:
Jews in a Changing Europe, 1750-1870. Ed. Frances
Malino and David Sorkin. Detroit: Wayne State
University Press, 1998. 11-45.
History—Pre-Confederation 69
509. Morris, Richard. “The Jews, Minorities, and Dissent in
the American Revolution.” Migration and Settlement:
Proceedings of the Anglo-American Historical
Conference. London, 1971. 146-64.
510. Rhinewine, A. Looking Back a Century. Toronto: Kraft
Press, 1932.
511. Rome, David. On the Jews of Lower Canada and 1837-
38. Montreal: National Archives, Canadian Jewish
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515. —. “Bécancourt et les Harts.” Mauricien médical vol. 4
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516. —. “Les positions religieuses de Moses Hart.” Sessions
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See also: 54, 115, 130, 159, 160, 166, 180, 181, 183, 184, 186,
204, 215, 1137, 1143, 1154, 1273.


History—Pre-Confederation

537. Troper, Harold. “Canada and Jewish Displaced Persons,
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See also: 27, 34, 36, 40, 46, 55, 56, 57, 74, 75, 76, 171, 396,
403, 669, 689, 690, 707, 723, 896, 896a, 896b, 963, 971, 1119,
1479, 1481, 1482, 1484, 1485, 1486, 1487, 1488, 1489, 1491,
1492, 1493, 1516, 1528.
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541. Abella, Irving M. and Frank Bialystok. “Canada and the
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542. Abram, Alvin. The Light After the Dark: Six 
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543. Bartrop, Paul. “The Dominions and the Evian
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544b. —. “Neo-Nazis in Toronto: The Allan Gardens Riot.”
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545. Braham, Randolph L. “Canada and the Perpetrators of
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545a. Butovsky, Mervin and Kurt Jonassohn. “An Exploratory
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74 CJS/ÉJC
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547. Deschênes Commission. Report of the Commission of
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548. Douglas, Lawrence. “The Memory of Judgment: The
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549. Draper, Paula J. . “The Camp Boys: Refugees .from
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549a. —. “Canadian Holocaust Survivors: From Liberation to
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76 CJS/ÉJC
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550a. Elman, Bruce P. “The Belzberg Lecture: Honouring
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550b. Englishman, Michael. “Neo-Nazis in Toronto.” New
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550c. Foster, Lois. “No Northern Option: Canada and
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551. Gerber, Jean Miriam. Immigration and Integration in
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551a. —. “Opening the Door: Immigration and Integration of
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552. Giberovitch, Myra. “The Contributions of Holocaust
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554. Gleberzon, William. “Academic Freedom and
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554a. Goutor, David. “The Canadian Media and the
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555. Grafstein, Jerry, ed. Beyond Imagination: Canadians
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556. Headland, Ronald. So Others Will Remember:
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556a. Helmreich, William. “Research on Survivors and the
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557. Hulse, Leslie Ann. The Emergence of the Holocaust
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558. Jones, Ted. Both Sides of the Wire. Fredericton, N.B.:
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559. Kaellis, Rhoda, ed. Keeping the Memory: Fifteen
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560. Koch, Eric. Deemed Suspect: A Wartime Blunder.
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561. Kramer, Naomi and Ronald Headland. The Fallacy of
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562. Lappin, Ben W. The Redeemed Children: The Story of
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563. Lavertu, Yves. L’affaire Bernonville: le Québec face à
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78 CJS/ÉJC
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564. Lerner, Mitchell. Themes in the Life World of Children
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565. Lipstadt, Deborah E. Denying the Holocaust: The
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566. Litman, Sol. War Criminals on Trial: The Rauca Case.
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566a. Margolian, Howard. Unauthorized Entry: The Truth
about Nazi War Criminals in Canada. Toronto:
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567. Matas, David and Susan Charendoff. Justice Delayed:
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568. McDougall, Daniel. “Second Generation, Gender, and
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568a. Mock, Karen R. “Holocaust Education in the Context of
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80 CJS/ÉJC
569. Nefsky, Marilyn F. “The Cry that Silence Heaves.”
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570. Oliner, Samuel P. “Altruism: Antidote to Human
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572. Rodal, Alti. “Nazi War Criminals in Canada: The
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573. Roiter, Howard. Voices from the Holocaust. Givataim,
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574. Sefton, Victor. “The European Holocaust: Who Knew
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575. Sher, Julian. White Hoods. Vancouver: New Star 
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576. Silverman, Peter, David Smuschkowitz and Peter
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577. Silverstone, M. Jack. “War Criminals in Canada.”
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578. Stein, André. Broken Silence: Dialogues From the
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579. Stokes, Lawrence D. “Canada and an Academic
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82 CJS/ÉJC
582. Troper, Harold and Paula Draper, eds. Archives of the
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583. Wagner, Jonathan. Brothers Beyond the Sea: National
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584. —. “Nazi Party Membership in Canada: A Profile.”
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See also: 56, 57, 60, 85, 89, 132, 143, 150, 165, 199, 200, 201,
222, 320, 365, 366, 388, 419, 526, 529, 532, 533, 534, 536a,
537, 538, 560, 619, 620, 622, 623, 624, 625, 627, 629, 630, 631,
632, 634, 635, 636, 637, 660, 667, 686, 689, 690, 694, 695, 696,
701, 702, 733, 734, 737, 738, 743, 757, 769, 774, 802, 804, 821,
823, 826a, 835, 838, 840, 843, 844, 845, 850, 852a, 865, 872,
873, 1066, 1086, 1089, 1099, 1100, 1102, 1103, 1104, 1105,
1106, 1107, 1108, 1109, 1110, 1168, 1199, 1209, 1211, 1318. 
IDENTITY
586. Abella, Irving. “Continuity and Canadian Jewry.”
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587. Aboud, Frances E. and Shelagh A. Skerry. “Self and
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588. Adams, Carol Markstrom and Melanie Smith. “Identity
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589. Barsky, Robert F. “Refugees from Israel: A Threat to
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590. Clodman, Joel and Leo Davids. “Correlates of
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