Canadian Jewish Studies / Études juives canadiennes

CJS Editors

1157. —. “The Jews of Quebec: Perceived Antisemitism,
Segregation, and Emigration.” Jewish Journal of
Sociology vol. 22 (1980): 5-20.
1158. —. “Le milieu juif contemporain du Québec.” Juifs et
réalités juives au Québec. Ed. Pierre Anctil and Gary
Caldwell. Montréal: Institut québécois de recherche sur
la culture, 1984. 53-79.
1159. —. “La Question Juive au Québec.” Midstream vol. 23
(1977): 20-29.
1160. Wisse, Ruth R. and Irwin Cotler. “Quebec’s Jews
Caught in the Middle.” Commentary vol. 64 (1977): 55-59.
1161. Yarosky, Michael. “The Jewish Community of Quebec:
Bridging the Past and the Present.” Journal of Jewish
Communal Service vol. 56 (1979): 19-27.
See also: 29, 31, 38, 39, 42, 44, 64, 65, 67, 68, 69, 105, 142,
158, 159, 163, 175, 192, 229, 247, 288, 331, 353, 361, 362, 393,
395, 454, 475, 476, 500, 501, 511, 512, 514, 563, 641, 673, 674,
678, 682, 684, 685, 692, 731, 733, 734, 735, 736, 752, 781, 915,
967, 1026, 1067, 1068, 1071, 1072, 1182, 1207, 1231, 1266,
1277, 1322, 1323, 1325, 1338, 1345, 1352, 1435.
RACISM (See also Antisemitism)
1162. Adelman, Howard. “Blacks and Jews: Racism, Anti-
Semitism, and Show Boat.” Multiculturalism, Jews, and
Identities in Canada. Ed. Howard Adelman and John H.
Simpson. Jerusalem: Magnes Press, The Hebrew
University, 1996. 128-78.
158 CJS/ÉJC
1163. Barrett, Stanley R. Is God a Racist? The Right Wing in
Canada. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1987.
1164. —. “Racism, Ethics and the Subversive Nature of
Anthropological Inquiry.” Philosophy of the Social
Sciences vol. 14 (1984): 1-25.
1165. —. “White Supremacists and Neo-Fascists:
Laboratories for the Analysis of Racism in Wider
Society.” Canadian Ethnic Studies vol. 16 (1984): 1-15.
1166. Bauer, Julien and Alan Shefman. “Racism in Canada: A
Symposium.” Canadian Jewry Today: Who’s Who in
Canadian Jewry. Ed. Edmond Y. Lipsitz. Downsview:
J.E.S.L. Educational Products, 1989. 23-30.
1167. Berman, Richard. The Heritage Front Report: 1994.
Toronto: B’nai Brith Canada, 1994.
1168. Betcherman, Lita-Rose. The Swastika and the Maple
Leaf: Fascist Movements in Canada in the Thirties.
Toronto: Fitzhenry and Whiteside, 1975. 
1169. Cannon, Margaret. The Invisible Empire: Racism in
Canada. Toronto: Random House, 1995.
1170. Draper, Paula. Resisting Hate. Toronto: Ministry of
Citizenship, Ontario Antiracism Secretariat, 1994.
1171. Driedger, Leo and Rodney A. Clifton. “Ethnic
Stereotypes: Images of Ethnocentrism, Reciprocity or
Dissimilarity?” Canadian Review of Sociology and
Anthropology vol. 21 (1984): 287-301.
1172. Driedger, Leo and Richard A. Mezoff. “Ethnic
Prejudice and Discrimination in Winnipeg High
Racism 159
Schools.” Canadian Journal of Sociology vol. 6 (1981):
1-17. 
1173. Elman, Bruce. “Combatting Racist Speech: The
Canadian Experience.” Alberta Law Review vol. 32
(1994): 623ff.
1174. Frideres, James S. “Discrimination in Western Canada.”
Race vol. 15 (1973): 213-22.
1175. Goldschlager, Alain. “A propos de Le Pen: Réflexions
sur le discours nationaliste.” La pensée et les hommes
vol. 27 (1993): 99-107.
1176. Goldstein, Allan. “Racial Restrictive Covenants.”
University of Toronto School of Law Review vol. 9
(1951): 30-36.
1177. Henry, Frances et al. The Colour of Democracy: 
Racism in Canadian Society. Toronto: Harcourt Brace
Canada, 1995.
1178. Hubert, Daniel and Yves Claude. Les skinheads et l’ex-
trême droite. Montréal: VLB, 1991.
1179. Kallen, Evelyn. “Never Again: Target Group Responses
to the Debate Concerning Anti-Hate Propaganda
Legislation.” Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice vol.
11 (1991): 46-73.
1180. Kayfetz, Ben G. “Canada’s New Anti-Hate Law.”
Patterns of Prejudice vol. 4 (1970): 5-8. 
1181. Kinsella, Warren. Web Of Hate: Inside Canada’s Far
Right Network. Toronto: HarperCollins, 1994.
160 CJS/ÉJC
1182. Lazarus, David S. A Crack in the Mosaic. Cornwall:
Vesta, 1980.
1183. Levitt, Cyril. “Is Canada a Racist Country?” Change
and Impact: Essays in Canadian Social Sciences. Ed.
Sally F. Zerker. Jerusalem: Magnes Press, The Hebrew
University, 1994. 304-16.
1184. Levitt, Cyril and William Shaffir. “The Swastika as
Dramatic Symbol: A Case-Study of Ethnic Violence in
Canada.” The Jews in Canada. Ed. Robert Brym,
William Shaffir and Morton Weinfeld. Toronto: Oxford
University Press, 1993. 77-96. Also in The Jewish
Journal of Sociology vol. 31 (1989): 5-24.
1185. Mock, Karen M. “Presenting ‘The Other Side’: Focus
on Human Rights.” Canadian Social Studies vol. 30
(1996): 159-60.
1186. Mock, Karen and Mark Sandler. Symposium on the
Legal Remedies for Hate Crimes: Resource Material.
Toronto: B’nai Brith Canada, 1994.
1187. Moon, Richard. “Drawing Lines in a Culture of
Prejudice: R. v. Keegstra and the Restriction of Hate
Propaganda.” University of British Columbia Law
Review vol. 26 (1992): 99-144.
1188. Palmer, Howard. Patterns of Prejudice: A History 
of Nativism in Alberta. Toronto: McClelland and
Stewart, 1982.
1189. Robin, Martin. Shades of Right: Nativist and Fascist
Politics in Canada, 1920-1940. Toronto: University of
Toronto Press, 1992.
1190. Rosen, Paul. “The Constitutional Dialectic and the
Conundrum of Hate Legislation.” Democracy with
Racism 161
Justice: Essays in Honor of Khayyam Zev Paltiel. Ed.
Alain G. Gagnon and A. Brian Tanguay. Ottawa:
Carleton University Press, 1992. 35-51.
1191. Scheinberg, Stephen. The Extreme Right: International
Peace and Security at Risk. Toronto: B’nai Brith of
Canada, 1994.
1192. Schoenfeld, Stuart. Hate Groups and Hate Propaganda:
Review of the Literature and a Series of Case Studies.
Toronto: Race Relations Directorate, Government of
Ontario, 1991.
1193. Silverberg, Mark. “The Six Percent Solution: An
Analysis of Hate Legislation in Canada.” Journal of
Jewish Communal Service vol. 61 (1984): 54-63.
1194. Walker, James W. St. G. “Race”: Rights and the Law in
the Supreme Court of Canada, Historical Case Studies.
[Toronto]: Osgoode Society for Canadian Legal History
and Waterloo, Ont.: Wilfred Laurier University Press,
1997.
See also: 240, 389, 571, 672, 740.
REFERENCE WORKS
1195. Altshul, Efrat and Jonathan Infeld, eds. Annotated
Bibliography on Jewish Identity and Continuity. New
York: Jewish Education Service of North America,
1995.
1197. Bogusis, Ruth, ed. Checklist of Canadian Ethnic
Serials/ Liste des publications en série ethnique du
Canada. Ottawa: Bibliothèque nationale du Canada,
1981.
162 CJS/ÉJC


English

Racism

Religion 175
1288. —. “Some Aspects of the Social Significance of the
Bar/Bat Mitzvah Celebrations.” Essays in the Social
Scientific Study of Judaism and Jewish Society. Ed.
Simcha Fishbane and Jack Lightstone. Montreal:
Concordia University, 1990. 227-304.
1289. Starkman, Mel. “A Meshumad at the University of
Toronto.” Canadian Jewish Historical Society Journal
vol. 5 (1981): 70-90.
1290. Westfall, William. “Voices from the Attic: The Canadian
Border and the Writing of American Religious History.”
Retelling U.S. Religious History. Ed. Thomas A. Tweed.
Berkeley: University of California Press, 1997. 181-99.
See also: 132, 152, 154, 180, 186, 189, 244, 248, 255, 256, 258,
260, 266, 272, 282, 283, 284, 355, 390, 402, 425, 427, 434, 466,
467, 516, 588, 745, 785, 807, 909, 916a, 938, 946, 991, 995,
1018, 1019, 1021, 1023, 1024, 1025, 1026, 1027, 1028, 1029,
1032, 1033, 1034, 1035, 1219, 1242, 1244, 1312, 1335a, 1441.
RUSSIAN JEWS (See also Immigration)
1291. Avrich-Skapinker, Mindy. Canadian Jewish
Involvement with Soviet Jewry, 1970-1990: The Toronto
Case Study. Ph.D. Diss. University of Toronto, 1993.
1292. Barankin, Tatyana, M. Mary Konstantareas and Farideh
de Bosset. “Adaptation of Recent Soviet Jewish
Immigrants and Their Children to Toronto.” Canadian
Journal of Psychiatry vol. 34 (1989): 512-18. 
1293. Basok, Tanya. “Soviet Immigration to Canada: The End
of the Refugee Program.” Soviet Jewish Emigration and
Resettlement in the 1990’s. Ed. Tanya Basok and Robert
176 CJS/ÉJC
J. Brym. Toronto: York Lanes Press, 1991. 147-57. Also
in Innovation vol. 4 (1992): 139-55.
1294. Basok, Tanya and Robert J. Brym, eds. Soviet Jewish
Emigration and Resettlement in the 1990’s. Toronto:
York Lanes Press, 1991.
1295. Brym, Robert. Survey of Soviet-Jewish Immigrants in
Toronto: Consultant’s Technical Report. Toronto, 1991.
1296. Eisen, Wendy. Count Us In: The Struggle to Free Soviet
Jews: A Canadian Perspective. Toronto: Burgher
Books, 1995.
1297. Glickman, Yaacov. “Russian Jews in Canada: Threat to
Identity or Promise of Renewal?” Multiculturalism,
Jews, and Identities in Canada. Ed. Howard Adelman
and John H. Simpson. Jerusalem: Magnes Press, The
Hebrew University, 1996. 192-218.
1298. Goldlust, John and Ron Taft. The Jewishness of Soviet
Emigrants of the 1970s: A Review of Studies in the USA,
Canada and Australia. Research Report 5. Melbourne:
Australian Institute of Jewish Affairs, 1992. 
1299. Markus, Roberta L. Adaptation: A Case Study of Soviet
Jewish Immigrant Children in Toronto, 1970-1978.
Toronto: Permanent Press, 1979.
1300. Markus, Roberta L. and Donald V. Schwartz. “Soviet
Jewish Émigrés in Toronto: Ethnic Self-Identity and
Issues of Integration.” Canadian Ethnic Studies vol. 16
(1984): 71-88. Also in The Jews in Canada. Ed. Robert
J. Brym, William Shaffir, and Morton Weinfeld.
Toronto: Oxford University Press, 1993. 402-20.
Saskatchewan 177
1301. Saunders, E. Anne. “Resettlement Experiences of
Russian Jewish Immigrants in Vancouver, Canada
between 1975 and 1982.” International Migration vol.
23 (1985): 369-80.
See also: 4, 202a, 271b, 626a, 626b, 627a, 627b, 1080, 1083.
SASKATCHEWAN (See also Western Canada)
1302. Agudas Israel Congregation Dedication Volume 1905-
1963. Saskatoon: Saskatoon Jewish Community, 1963.
1303. Arnold, Abraham. “The Jewish Farm Settlements of
Saskatchewan: From New Jerusalem to Edenbridge.”
Canadian Jewish Historical Society Journal vol. 4
(1980): 25-43.
1303a. —. “The Jewish Pioneer Settlements in Saskatchewan,
Canada, 1884+.” Western States Jewish History vol. 31
(1998): 43-57.
1304. Hoffer, Clara and F. H. Kahan. Land of Hope.
Saskatoon: Modern Press, 1960.
1305. Rasporich, Anthony W. “Early Twentieth-Century
Jewish Farm Settlements in Saskatchewan: A Utopian
Perspective.” Saskatchewan History vol. 42 (1989): 28-
40.
1306. Usiskin, Michael. Uncle Mike’s Edenbridge: Memoirs
of a Jewish Pioneer Farmer. Tr. Marcia Usiskin
Basman. Winnipeg: Peguis Publishers, 1983.
See also: 86, 174, 817, 820, 874, 1050, 1207, 1401, 1413, 1414,
1415, 1439, 1440.


Russian Jews

Shephardim and Jews from Non-Western Countries 179
1314. Report on Services to the Aging. Montreal: Services
communautaires juifs de Montréal/AJCS, 1979.
1315. Rose, Albert. “The Jewish Elderly: Behind the Myths.”
The Canadian Jewish Mosaic. Ed. M. Weinfeld, I.
Cotler, and W. Shaffir. Toronto: John Wiley & Sons,
1981. 193-204.
1316. Rosenwaike, Ira. “Mortality Patterns Among Elderly
American Jews.” Journal of Aging and Judaism vol. 4
(1990): 289-303. 
1317. Shinar, Dov. Communication and Aging: A Canadian-
Israeli Preliminary Exploration of Demand and Supply.
Jerusalem: Halbert Centre of Canadian Studies, The
Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 1994.
1318. Shour, April. “The Aging Holocaust Survivor in the
Institution.” Journal of Aging and Judaism vol. 4
(1990): 141-60.
See also: 273, 455, 456, 819, 920, 948, 1094, 1365, 1398, 1463.
SEPHARDIM AND JEWS FROM NON-WESTERN
COUNTRIES
1319. Alboim, Naomi et al. “Moroccan Jews in Montreal.”
Strobe vol. 1 (1970): 27-30.
1320. Amber, Phyllis and Irene Lipper. Toward an
Understanding of Moroccan Jewish Family Life
Including the Perceptions of Moroccan Immigrants to
Montreal. MA Thesis. McGill University, 1968.
1321. Baker, Sylvia K. Integration of Jewish Immigrants from
Morocco into the Toronto Jewish Community: A
Comment on the Relationship between Integration and
180 CJS/ÉJC
Disciplinary Problems with their Children Experienced
by Parents from Morocco. MSW Thesis. University of
Toronto, 1965.
1322. Benaim, Esther. “Une diaspora juive: les marocains au
Québec.” Dispersion et Unité vol. 17 (1977): 134-45.
1323. —. “Francophone Jews and the French Fact.”
Viewpoints vol. 10 (1979): 11-17.
1324. —. Intégration des Juifs marocains à Montréal. Ph.D.
Diss. Université de Paris, 1976.
1325. —. “Paradoxe d’un juif, mémoire et devenir des sépha-
rades au Québec.” Les temps modernes no. 394 bis
(1979): 410-22.
1325a. Benlolo, Avi. “Factors affecting Moroccan Affiliation
with UJA Federation of Greater Toronto.” Journal of
Jewish Communal Service vol. 74 (1998): 255-60.
1326. Blaustein, Esther I., Rachel A. Esar and Evelyn Miller.
“Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue (Shearith Israel)
Montreal, 1768-1968.” The Jewish Historical Society of
England Transactions vol. 23 (1971): 111-42.
1327. Elbaz, André E. “Le culte des saints dans le conte pop-
ulaire des Séphardim canadiens d’origine marocaine.”
Fabula vol. 23 (1982): 64-74.
1328. —. Folktales of the Canadian Sephardim. Toronto:
Fitzhenry and Whiteside, 1982.
1329. —. “A New Immigration to Canada: North African Jews
in Montreal.” Revue d’études canadiennes vol. 3
(1968): 51-54.
Sephardim and Jews from Non-Western Countries 181
1330. —. Séphardim d’hier et de demain: Trois autobiogra-
phies d’immigrants juifs marocains au Canada. Hull,
Que.: Musée Nationale du Canada, 1988.
1331. Elbaz, Mikhaël. “Ethnicity and Generations in North
America: The Case of Second-Generation Sephardic
Jews in Montreal; Ethnicité et générations en Amérique
du Nord: Le cas de la seconde génération de Juifs
sépharades à Montréal.” Revue internationale d’action
communautaire/International Review of Community
Development vol. 31 (1994): 63-77.
1332. —. “Les héritiers: Générations et identités chez les Juifs
sépharades à Montréal.” Revue européenne des migra-
tions internationales vol. 9 (1993): 13-34.
1333. —. “D’immigrants ethniques: Analyse comparée des
pratiques sociales et identitaires des sépharades et
ashkénazes à Montréal.” Les Juifs du Maghreb: diaspo-
ras contemporaines. Ed. Jean-Claude Lasry and Claude
Tapia. Paris: l’Harmattan and Montréal: Presses de
l’Université de Montréal, 1989. 79-101. 
1334. Filion, Fernand G. La communauté sépharade de
Montréal: Une analyse ethno-historique de structures
communautaries. MA Thesis. l’Université Laval, 1978.
1335. Joel, Saul E. Bene Israel Immigration and Its Social-
Cultural Background. MAThesis. McGill University, 1967.
1335a. Mcbrearty, Madeleine. “ The Synagogue as a Symbol of
Ethnic Identity: The Case of a Sephardi Congregation.”
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. 109-22.
182 CJS/ÉJC
1336. Moldofsky, Naomi. The Economic Adjustment of North
African Jewish Immigrants in Montreal. Ph.D. Diss.
McGill University, 1969.
1337. Spack, Margaret. Integration of Jewish Immigrants from
Morocco into the Toronto Jewish Community: Attitudes
Towards the Use of Social Services. MSW Thesis.
University of Toronto, 1965.
1337a. Taieb-Carlen, Sarah. “The North African Jews in
Toronto Today: Assimilation or Survival?” From Iberia
to Diaspora: Studies in Sephardic Culture and History.
Ed. Yedida K. Stillman and Norman A. Stillman.
Leiden: Brill, 1999. 151-67.
1338. Wolff, Annette R. “A ‘Grandee’ from Quebec: Abraham
Joseph (1815-1886).” American Sephardi vol. 5 (1971):
43-49.
1339. Zodor, Thomas H. Integration of Jewish Immigrants
from Morocco into the Toronto Jewish Community: An
Exploratory Study of Sephardic Jewish Immigrants Who
Came to Canada After Morocco Gained Independence
in 1956, with Specific Reference to Psychological-
Emotional as Well as Socio-Economic Satisfactions and
Dissatisfactions in Canada. MSW Thesis. University of
Toronto, 1965.
See also: 141, 168, 247, 382a, 390, 435, 539, 615, 616, 649,
674, 841, 846, 913, 915, 916, 924, 925, 927, 928, 943, 979, 981,
982, 983, 985, 988, 1138, 1139, 1271, 1272, 1357, 1389.


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186 CJS/ÉJC
SOCIAL SERVICES
1364. Allied Jewish Community Services of Montreal, 1968,
Year Book and Honour Roll. Montreal: AJCS, 1968.
1365. Brotman, Shari L. and Mark J. Yaffe. “Family
Caregivers of the Frail Elderly.” Journal of Jewish
Communal Service vol. 70 (1993): 34-42.
1366. Davids, Leo. “Jews in Prison: The Inmate and His
Community.” Journal of Jewish Communal Service vol.
64 (1987): 62-68.
1367. Finkelstein, Maxyne and Shlomo Shimon. “A
Federation Approach to Israel Programs: Allied Jewish
Community Services and the Jewish Education Council
of Montreal.” Journal of Jewish Communal Service vol.
67 (1991): 240-43.
1368. King, Joe. The Batshaw Era, 1968-1980. Montreal:
AJCS, 1980
1369. —. Six Decades/Les Soixante première années de ser-
vices juifs fédérés à Montréal. Montréal: AJCS, 1977.
1370. Lappin, Ben W. Community Workers and the Social
Work Tradition: Their Quest for a Role Examined in
Israel and in Canada. Toronto: University of Toronto
Press, 1971.
1371. Schmidt, Wolfgang and Robert E. Popham.
“Impressions of Jewish Alcoholics.” Journal of Studies
on Alcohol vol. 37 (1976): 931-39.
1372. Solomon, Steve M. “Leonard’s Legacy: Innovative
Ventures in Serving Jews with Disabilities.” Journal of
Toronto 187
Jewish Communal Service vol. 73 (1996): 181-87.
1373. Tzuk, Yogev. A Jewish Communal Welfare Institution in
a Changing Society, Montreal: 1920-1980. Ph.D. Diss.
Concordia University, 1981.
See also: 18, 138, 237, 446, 950, 964, 1003, 1313, 1337, 1374,
1437, 1447.
TORONTO (See also Ontario)
1374. Barsky, Lesley Marrus. From Generation to
Generation: A History of Toronto’s Mount Sinai
Hospital. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1998.
1375. Brodbar-Nemzer, Jay with Gary Tobin and Allan
Reitzes. Greater Toronto Jewish Community Study: A
First Look. Toronto: Toronto Jewish Congress/The
Jewish Federation of Greater Toronto, 1991.
1376. Donegan, Rosemary. Spadina Ave. Vancouver and
Toronto: Douglas and McIntyre, 1985. 
1377. Glickman, Yaacov. The Governance of the Jewish
Community of Toronto. Philadelphia and Toronto:
Center for Jewish Community Studies, 1974.
1378. Glickman, Yaacov with Daniel J. Elazar and Harold M.
Waller. “The Toronto Jewish Community in the Postwar
Generation.” Maintaining Consensus: The Canadian
Jewish Polity in the Postwar World. Ed. Daniel J. Elazar
and Harold M. Waller. Lanham, Md.: University Press
of America and Jerusalem: Jerusalem Center for Public
Affairs, 1990. 153-228.


Social Services

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JEWS AND JUDAISM IN CANADA:  A BIBLIOGRAPHY
OF WORKS PUBLISHED SINCE 1965*
ALBERTA (See also Western Canada)
1. Bowerman, Jennifer K. The Governance of the Jewish
Community of Edmonton. Philadelphia and Jerusalem:
Center for Jewish Community Studies, 1975.
2. Cowan, Trudy and Robert Paine, researchers.
Shorashim Roots: A Summary of the History of the
Jewish Community of Calgary and Southern Alberta,
1888-1945. Calgary: Jewish Historical Society of
Southern Alberta, 1991.
3. Land of Promise: The Jewish Experience in Southern
Alberta. [Calgary]: Jewish Historical Society of
Southern Alberta, 1996.
4. Levin, Arthur. “A Soviet Jewish Family Comes to
Calgary.” Canadian Ethnic Studies vol. 6 (1974): 53-66.
5. Palmer, Howard. “Politics, Religion and Antisemitism
in Alberta, 1880-1950.” Antisemitism in Canada:
History and Interpretation. Ed. Alan Davies. Waterloo,
Ontario: Wilfrid Laurier University Press, 1992. 167-
95.
*Please note: Missing numbers indicate deleted items.
2 CJS/ÉJC
6. —. Land of Second Chance: A History of Ethnic Groups
in Southern Alberta. Lethbridge, Alberta: Lethbridge
Herald, 1972.
7. Rich, Harvey. The Governance of the Jewish
Community of Calgary. Philadelphia and Jerusalem:
Center for Jewish Community Studies, 1974.
8. Rubin, Max. “Alberta’s Jews: The Long Journey.”
Peoples of Alberta: Portraits of Cultural Diversity. Ed.
Howard and Tamara Palmer. Saskatoon: Western
Producer Prairie Books, 1985. 328-47.
9. Stingel, Janine. “Revising the Historiography of the
Social Credit Movement in Alberta: The Untold History
of Canadian Jewry.” Prairie Forum vol. 24 (1999): 91-107.
See also: 26a, 27, 34, 35, 40, 41, 49, 55, 58, 59, 77, 175a, 396,
1187, 1188.
ALIYAH AND YERIDAH (See also Immigration)
10. Brown, Michael. “The Push and Pull Factors of Aliyah:
The Anomalous Case of Canada, 1967-1982.” Jewish
Social Studies vol. 48 (1986): 141-62.
11. —. “The Relationship of ‘Aliyah’ to Unsettled
Conditions in the Diaspora: The Case of Canada.”
Proceedings of the Eleventh World Congress of Jewish
Studies-Division B: The History of the Jewish People.
Vol. 3: Modern Times. Jerusalem: World Union of
Jewish Studies, 1986. 375-82.
11a. Cohen, Rina. “From Ethnocultural Enclave to Diasporic
Community: The Mainstreaming of Israeli Jewish
Migrants in Toronto.” Diaspora: A Journal of
Transnational Studies 8 (1999): 121-36.


Alberta

323. Yam, Joseph and H. Freedman. Jewish Demographic
Studies in the Context of the Census of Canada.
Montreal: Canadian Jewish Congress, 1973. 
See also: 256, 271c, 278, 331a, 349, 417, 450, 451, 452, 536,
568, 681a, 917, 918, 920, 932, 934, 935, 940, 943, 948, 954,
977, 1003, 1017, 1150, 1237, 1262, 1391, 1397, 1398.
ECONOMIC CONDITIONS, LABOUR, AND BUSINESS
324. Benson, John. “Hawking and Peddling in Canada,
1867-1914.” Histoire Sociale/Social History vol. 18
(1985): 75-83.
325. Bianco, Anthony. “Magnificient Obsession.” Vanity
Fair October 1992.
326. —. The Reichmanns: Family, Faith, Fortune and the
Empire of Olympia and York. Toronto: Random House
Canada, 1997.
327. Bronfman, Samuel. From Little Acorns: The Story of
Distillers Corporation-Seagrams Limited. [Montreal:
DC-SL], 1970.
328. Cohen, Albert. The Entrepeneurs: The Story of Gendis
Inc. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1985.
329. Cohon, George with David MacFarlane. To Russia with
Fries. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1997.
330. Chiswick, Barry R. “Labor Supply and Investment in
Child Quality: A Study of Jewish and Non-Jewish
Women, A Reply.” Review of Economics and Statistics
no. 74 (1992): 726-27.
44 CJS/ÉJC
330a. Dean, James W. and Don J. DeVoretz. “The Economic
Performance of Jewish Immigrants to Canada: A Case
of Double Jeopardy?” Still Moving: Recent Jewish
Migration in Comparative Perspective. Ed. Daniel J.
Elazar and Morton Weinfeld. New Brunswick, N.J. and
London: Transaction, 2000. 245-64.
331. Debonville, Jean. Jean-Baptiste Gagnepetit: Les tra-
vailleurs montréalais à la fin du xixe siècle. Montréal:
l’Aurore, 1975.
331a. Dennis, Richard. “Property and Propriety: Jewish
Landlords in Early Twentieth Century Toronto.”
Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers vol.
22 (1997): 377-97.
332. Evans, L.T. and N.C. Quigley, “Discrimination in Bank
Lending Policies: A Test Using Data from the Bank of
Nova Scotia, 1900-1937.” Canadian Journal of
Economics vol. 23 (1990): 210-23.
333. Foster, Peter. Towers of Debt: The Rise and Fall of the
Reichmanns. Toronto: Key Porter Books, 1993.
334. Francis, Diane. Controlling Interest: Who Owns
Canada? Toronto: Macmillan of Canada, 1986.
335. Gelman, Susan. “Anatomy of a Failed Strike: The T.
Eaton Co. Lockout of Cloakmakers, 1912.” Canadian
Jewish Historical Society Journal vol. 9 (1985): 93-119.
336. Gluskin, Ira. The Cadillac Fairview Corporation
Limited. Ottawa: The Royal Commission on Corporate
Concentration, 1976.
Economic Conditions, Labour, and Business    45
337. Hiebert, Daniel. “Jewish Immigrants and the Garment
Industry of Toronto, 1901-1931: A Study of Ethnic and
Class Relations.” Annals of the Association of American
Geographers vol. 83 (1993): 243-71.
338. Kage, Joseph. The Dynamics of Economic Adjustment
of Canadian Jewry: An Historical Review. Montreal:
Jewish Immigrant Aid Services of Canada, 1970.
339. Kallen, Evelyn and M.J. Kellner. “Jewish
Entreprenuers: Factors Affecting Minority Success.”
The Changing Jewish Community. Ed. Stuart
Schoenfeld. Toronto: York University Institute for
Behaviourial Research, 1983. 138-53.
340. Lander, Alvin Irwin. Social Spending Attitudes Among
Canadian Jews: An Empirically Grounded and
Phenomenological Approach. Ph.D. Diss. University of
Toronto, 1990.
341. McIntosh, Robert. “Seated Labour: Female Workers in
Industrializing Canada.” Labour/Le travail vol. 32
(1993): 105-38.
342. Mirvish, Ed. How to Build an Empire on an Orange
Crate or 121 Lessons I Never Learned in School.
Toronto: Key Porter Books, 1993.
343. Mirvish, Robert F. Business Is People: Viewpoints from
Honest Ed’s. Toronto: McGraw-Hill, 1963.
344. Nathanson, Deena. “A Social Profile of Peddlers in the
Jewish Community of Toronto, 1891-1930.” Canadian
Jewish Studies vol. 1 (1993): 27-40.
46 CJS/ÉJC
Economic Conditions, Labour, and Business    47
345. Newman, Peter Charles. The Bronfman Dynasty: The
Rothschilds of the New World. Toronto: McClelland and
Stewart, 1978.
346. —. The Canadian Establishment. Toronto: McClelland
and Stewart, 1978.
347. —. The Canadian Establishment. Vol. 2: The
Acquisitors. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1981.
348. —. The Canadian Establishment vol. 3: The Titans.
Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1998.
349. Porter, John. The Vertical Mosaic: An Analysis of Social
Class and Power in Canada. Toronto: University of
Toronto Press, 1964.
350. Razin, Eran. “Immigrant and Ethnic Entrepreneurs in
Canadian and American Metropolitan Neighbourhoods:
A Comparative Perpsective.” Immigration and Ethnicity
in Canada. Ed. Ann Laperrière et al. Montreal:
Association for Canadian Studies, 1996. 111-26.
350a. —. “Immigrant Entrepreneurs in Israel, Canada, and
California.” Immigrants and Entrepreneurship, Culture,
Capital and Ethnic Networks. Ed. I. Light and P. Bhachu.
New Brunswick, N.J.: Transaction, 1993. 97-124.
351. Rome, David, comp. On Our Forerunners at Work.
Canadian Jewish Archives New Series nos 9-10:
(1978).
352. Rouillard, Jacques. “Les travailleurs juifs de la confec-
tion à Montréal (1910-1980).” Labour/Le travail vol.
8/9 (1981-82): 253-59.
353. Sales, Arnaud. La bourgeoisie industrielle au Québec.
Montréal: Les presses de l’Université de Montréal, 1979.
354. Spencer, Byron G. “Labor Supply and Investment in
Child Quality: A Study of Jewish and Non-Jewish
Women, a Comment.” Review of Economics and
Statistics no. 74 (1992): 721-25.
355. Tomes, Nigel. “Religion and the Earnings Function.”
American Economic Review vol. 75 (1985): 245-50.
356. Torczyner, Jim. “Empowering the Jewish Poor Through
Human Rights Advocacy: Reflections on the Project
Genesis Experience in Montreal.” Journal of Jewish
Communal Service vol. 68 (1992): 253-61.
357. —. “The Persistence of Invisible Poverty Among Jews
in Canada.” The Jews in Canada. Ed. Robert Brym,
William Shaffir and Morton Weinfeld. Toronto: Oxford
University Press, 1993. 379-94.
358. —. “To Be Poor and Jewish in Canada.” The Canadian
Jewish Mosaic. Ed. M. Weinfeld, I. Cotler, and W.
Shaffir. Toronto: John Wiley & Sons, 1981. 177-92.
359. Tulchinsky, Gerald. “Hidden Among the Smokestacks:
Toronto’s Clothing Industry, 1871-1901.” Old Ontario:
Essays in honour of J.M.S. Careless. Ed. David Keane
and Colin Read. Toronto: Dundurn Press, 1990. 257-84.
360. Weinfeld, Morton. “The Ethnic Sub-Economy:
Explication and Analysis of a Case Study of the Jews of
Montreal.” The Jews in Canada. Ed. Robert J. Brym,
William Shaffir and Morton Weinfeld. Toronto, Oxford
University Press, 1993. 218-37.
See also: 105, 106, 107, 108, 112, 113, 125, 127, 128, 129, 133,
139, 144, 151, 172, 175, 238a, 254, 256, 265, 266b, 267, 268,
294, 294a, 294b, 296, 507, 513, 522, 528, 536, 611, 642, 718a,
48 CJS/ÉJC
800, 827, 935, 1149, 1158, 1217, 1339, 1343, 1427a, 1432a,
1435, 1442, 1444, 1445, 1450, 1459, 1463a, 1464.
EDUCATION
361. Audet, Louis-Philippe. Histoire de l’enseignement au
Québec. Vol. 2 (1840-1971). Toronto: Holt, Rinehart
and Winston, 1971.
362. —. “La Question des écoles juives: 1870-1931.”
Mémoires de la société royale du Canada vol. 8 (1970):
109-22.
363. August, David. The Genesis Period of the Jewish
People’s School in Montreal. MA Thesis. Concordia
University.
364. Axelrod, Paul. Making a Middle Class: Student Life in
English Canada During the Thirties. Montreal: McGill-
Queen’s University Press, 1990.
365. Bardikoff, Alan. Exploring the Relationship Between
Attitudes and Moral Development Through an
Examination of Student Reactions to a Course on the
Holocaust and Human Behaviour. Ed.D. Diss.
University of Toronto, 1987.
366. Bialystok, Franklin. “Holocaust Studies in the History
Programme.” History and Social Science Teacher vol.
21 (1986): 202-04.
367. Brenner, Rachel Feldhay. “Canadian Jewish Experience
Through Literature.” Canadian Jewish Studies vol. 1
(1993): 63-70.
Education    49


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Manitoba 113
1151, 1209, 1225, 1226, 1228, 1229, 1230, 1362, 1415, 1448,
1498, 1501.
MANITOBA (See also Western Canada; Winnipeg)
795. Barsky, Percy. “How ‘Numerus Clausus’ was Ended in
the Manitoba Schools.” Canadian Jewish Historical
Society Journal vol. 1 (1977): 65-81. 
796. Chiel, Arthur A. Jewish Experiences in Early Manitoba.
Winnipeg: Manitoba Jewish Publications, 1955.
797. —. The Jews in Manitoba: A Social History. Toronto:
University of Toronto Press, 1961.
798. —. “Manitoba Jewish History-Early Times.” Canadian
Jewish Historical Society Journal vol. 1 (1977): 55-74.
799. Freedman, Samuel and Cameron Harvey. Chief Justice
Samuel Freedman: A Great Canadian Judge: A
Collection of the Reasons for Judgment of the
Honourable Samuel Freedman, Justice of the Court of
Queen’s Bench of Manitoba (1952-60), Justice of the
Court of Appeal of Manitoba (1960-83), and Chief
Justice of Manitoba (1971-83). Winnipeg: Law Society
of Manitoba, 1983.
See also: 86, 869, 1051, 1207.
MARITIMES AND NEWFOUNDLAND
800. Babcock, Robert H. “A Jewish Immigrant in the
Maritimes: The Memoirs of Max Vanger.” Acadiensis
vol. 16 (1986): 136-48.


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Toronto 187
Jewish Communal Service vol. 73 (1996): 181-87.
1373. Tzuk, Yogev. A Jewish Communal Welfare Institution in
a Changing Society, Montreal: 1920-1980. Ph.D. Diss.
Concordia University, 1981.
See also: 18, 138, 237, 446, 950, 964, 1003, 1313, 1337, 1374,
1437, 1447.
TORONTO (See also Ontario)
1374. Barsky, Lesley Marrus. From Generation to
Generation: A History of Toronto’s Mount Sinai
Hospital. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1998.
1375. Brodbar-Nemzer, Jay with Gary Tobin and Allan
Reitzes. Greater Toronto Jewish Community Study: A
First Look. Toronto: Toronto Jewish Congress/The
Jewish Federation of Greater Toronto, 1991.
1376. Donegan, Rosemary. Spadina Ave. Vancouver and
Toronto: Douglas and McIntyre, 1985. 
1377. Glickman, Yaacov. The Governance of the Jewish
Community of Toronto. Philadelphia and Toronto:
Center for Jewish Community Studies, 1974.
1378. Glickman, Yaacov with Daniel J. Elazar and Harold M.
Waller. “The Toronto Jewish Community in the Postwar
Generation.” Maintaining Consensus: The Canadian
Jewish Polity in the Postwar World. Ed. Daniel J. Elazar
and Harold M. Waller. Lanham, Md.: University Press
of America and Jerusalem: Jerusalem Center for Public
Affairs, 1990. 153-228.
1379. Kayfetz, Benjamin G. “The Development of the
Toronto Jewish Community.” Tradition vol. 13 (1972):
5-17.
1380. —. “The Evolution of the Jewish Community of
Toronto.” A People and Its Faith. Ed. Albert Rose.
Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1959. 14-29.
1381. —. Toronto Jewry: An Historical Sketch. Toronto:
Canadian Jewish Congress, 1969.
1382. —. “The Toronto Yiddish Press.” Canadian Jewish
Historical Society Journal vol. 7 (1983): 39-54. 
1383. Paris, Erna. “Ghetto of the Mind: Forest Hill in the
Fifties.” Toronto Life, November 1972. 
1384. Report of the Task Force on Jewish Continuity. Toronto:
Jewish Federation of Greater Toronto, 1994.
1385. Schoenfeld, Stuart. Toronto Jewry’s Urban Frontier.
Toronto: Toronto Advisory Committee to the South
Branch of the Jewish Family and Child Service, 1984. 
1386. —. “The Transmission of Jewish Identity Among
Families in a Non-Jewish Neighbourhood.”
Contemporary Jewry vol. 6 (1983): 34-42.
1387. Speisman, Stephen. The Jews of Toronto: A History to
1937. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1979.
1388. —. “St. John’s Shtetl: The Ward in 1911.” Gathering
Place: Peoples and Neighbourhoods of Toronto, 1834-
1945. Toronto: Multicultural History Society of
Ontario, 1985. 107-20.
188 CJS/ÉJC
Toronto 189
1389. Taieb-Carlen, Sarah. “The North African Jews in
Toronto in 1989.” Essays in the Social Scientific Study
of Judaism and Jewish Society. Ed. Simcha Fishbane
and Jack Lightstone. Montreal: Concordia University,
1990. 323-33.
1390. Tobin, Gary A. Jewish Generations in Toronto.
Huntsville, Ont.: United Israel Appeal of Canada, 1993.
See also: 12, 13, 14, 16, 46, 49, 57, 74, 75, 91, 97, 124, 129,
151, 169, 177, 221, 223, 233, 237, 240, 254, 316, 331a, 335,
337, 342, 344, 349, 359, 386, 400, 406, 407, 408, 420, 424, 428,
429, 432, 435, 458, 522, 524, 525, 526, 536, 544b, 550b, 570a,
590, 606, 615, 616, 639, 640, 666a, 670, 673a, 819, 827, 828,
829, 831, 832, 855, 856, 864, 868, 877, 988, 1162, 1337a, 1207,
1244, 1251, 1255, 1257, 1289, 1291, 1292, 1295, 1299, 1300,
1308, 1321, 1325a, 1337a, 1347, 1386, 1397, 1442, 1443, 1444,
1445, 1503, 1522.
VANCOUVER (See also British Columbia)
1391. Green Paper on Hebrew School Registrations: 1988-91.
Vancouver: Jewish Federation of Greater Vancouver,
1991.
1392. Habinski, Avi Aharon. Assimilation and Residential
Location: Jews in Vancouver. MA Essay. Simon Fraser
University, 1973.
1393. Jones, Faith. “Between Suspicion and Censure:
Attitudes towards the Jewish Left in Postwar
Vancouver.” Canadian Jewish Studies vol. 6 (1998): 1-24.
1393a. —. The Vancouver Peretz Institute Yiddish Library: The
Social History of a Jewish Community Library. MLIS
Thesis. University of British Columbia, 1999.


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YIDDISH, HEBREW, AND OTHER JEWISH LAN-
GUAGES
1497. Anctil, Pierre. “H.M. Caiserman: Yiddish as a Passion.”
An Everyday Miracle, Yiddish Culture in Montreal. Ed.
Ira Robinson, Pierre Anctil and Mervin Butovsky.
Montreal: Véhicule Press, 1990. 69-100. Also in French
as “H.M. Caiserman ou la passion du yiddish.” Pierre
Anctil. Tur Malka. Sillery, Que.: Septentrion, 1997. 75-
107. 
1498. Boyarsky, Abraham and Sara Lazar, eds. Canadian
Yiddish Writing. Montreal: Harvest House, 1976.
1499. Davids, Leo. “Estado Actual del Conocimiento de los
Idiomas Idish y Hebreo en el Canada.” Coloquio vol. 22
(1989): 77-84.
1500. —. “Yiddish in Canada: Picture and Prospects.”
Canadian Ethnic Studies vol. 16 (1984): 89-101. Also in
The Jews in Canada. Ed. Robert Brym, William Shaffir
and Morton Weinfeld. Toronto: Oxford University
Press, 1993. 153-66.
1501. Fox, Ch. L. 100 Years of Yiddish and Hebrew Literature
in Canada [Yiddish]. Montreal: Ch. L. Fox Book Fund
Committee, 1980.
1502. Fuerstenberg, Adam. “From Yiddish to ‘Yiddishkeit’:
A.M. Klein, J.I. Segal and Montreal’s Yiddish Culture.”
Journal of Canadian Studies vol. 19 (1984): 66-81. 
1503. Lappin, Ben. “When Michoels and Feffer Came to
Toronto.” Viewpoints vol. 7 (1972): 43-64.
1504. Larrue, Jean-Marc. Le théâtre yiddish à
Montréal/Yiddish Theatre in Montreal. Tr. Catherine
Brown. Montréal: Editions Jeu, 1996. 
1505. Orenstein, Eugene. “Yiddish Culture in Canada
Yesterday and Today.” The Canadian Jewish Mosaic.
Ed. M. Weinfeld, I. Cotler, and W. Shaffir. Toronto:
John Wiley & Sons, 1981. 293-314.
1506. —. “Publications in Other Languages.” University of
Toronto Quarterly vol. 46 (1977): 500-06.
1507. Ravitch, Melech. “Yiddish Culture in Canada.”
Canadian Jewish Reference Book and Directory. Ed. E.
Gottesman. Montreal: Central Rabbinical Seminary of
Canada, 1963.
1508. Rome, David. “Our Canadian Yiddish Heritage.”
Viewpoints vol. 10 (1979-80): 40-48, 42-51, 46-55.
1509. “Rosenfarb, Chaveh.” The Oxford Companion to
Canadian Literature. Ed. Eugene Benson and William
Trye. Toronto: Oxford University Press, 1997. 1017-18.
1510. Roskies, David. “A Hebrew-Yiddish Utopia in
Montreal: Ideology in Bilingual Education.” Hebrew in
America. Ed. Alan Mintz. Detroit: Wayne State
University Press, 1993. 155-67.
1511. —. “Yiddish in Montreal: The Utopian Experiment.” An
Everyday Miracle, Yiddish Culture in Montreal. Ed. Ira
Robinson, Pierre Anctil and Mervin Butovsky.
Montreal: Véhicule Press, 1990. 22-38.
1512. Schoenfeld, Joan. “Language Maintenance and Jewish
Ethnic Identity: A Perspective on Jewish Heritage
204 CJS/ÉJC
Languages and the Ontario Heritage Language
Program.” Multiculturalism vol. 6 (1982): 15-21.
1512a. Zatzman, Belarie. “Yiddish Theatre in Montreal
(Review Essay of Jean-Marc Larue, Le théâtre yiddish à
Montréal/Yiddish Theatre in Montreal).” Canadian
Jewish Studies vol. 6 (1998): 89-97.
See also: 97, 123, 126, 140, 156, 251, 322, 745a, 760, 784, 794,
874, 1210, 1359, 1382, 1393, 1393a, 1434.
ZIONISM (See also Israel; Middle East Politics)
1513. Belkin, Simon. Di Poalei Tsiyon Beveigung in Kanada
[Yiddish]. Montreal: Actions Committee of the Labor
Zionist Movement in Canada, 1956.
1514. —. Le mouvement ouvrier juif au Canada, 1904-1920.
Tr. Pierre Anctil. Sillery, Que.: Septentrion, 1999.
1515. Bones, Alan. “Zionist Interest Groups and Canadian
Foreign Policy.” Canada and the Arab World. Ed. Tareq
Y. Ismael. Edmonton: University of Alberta Press, 1985.
151-71. 
1516. Brown, Michael. “The Americanization of Canadian
Zionism, 1917-1982.” Contemporary Jewry, Studies in
Honor of Moshe Davis. Ed. Geoffrey Wigoder.
Jerusalem: Institute of Contemporary Jewry, 1984. 129-
58.
1517. —. “Canada, Zionism in” and other entries. New
Encyclopedia of Zionism and Israel. Ed. Geoffrey
Wigoder. Madison and Teaneck: Fairleigh Dickinson
Zionism 205


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MEMOIRS, DIARIES, AND AUTOBIOGRAPHIES (See
also Biography)
816. Ajzenstadt, Amnon. Endurance: Chronicles of Jewish
Resistance. Oakville, Ont.: Mosaic Press, 1987.
817. Bar-David, Molly Lyons. My Promised Land. New
York: Putnam, 1953.
818. Barrett, David and William Miller. Barrett: A
Passionate Political Life. Vancouver and Toronto:
Douglas and McIntyre, 1995.
819. Baycrest Terrace Memoirs Group. From Our Lives.
Oakville, Ont.: Mosaic Press, 1979. 
820. Bellan, Ruth. “Growing Up in a Small Saskatchewan
Town.” Jewish Life and Times: A Collection of Essays.
Vol. 3. Winnipeg: Jewish Historical Society of Western
Canada, 1983.
821. Berk, Eta Fuchs. Chosen: A Holocaust Memoir.
Fredericton, N.B.: Goose Lane, 1992.
822. Borovoy, A. Alan. Uncivil Obedience: The Tactics and
Tales of a Democratic Agitator. Toronto: Lester, 1991.
823. Brewster, Eva. Vanished in Darkness: An Auschwitz
Memoir. Edmonton: NeWest, 1986.
824. Bronfman, Saidye Rosner. Recollections of My Life.
Montreal: n.p., 1986.
825. Butovsky, Mervin. “An Interview With Irving Layton.”
Canadian Jewish Anthology. Ed. Chaim Spilberg and
116 CJS/ÉJC
Memoirs, Diaries, and Autobiographies 117
Yaacov Zipper. Montreal: National Committee on
Yiddish-Canadian Jewish Congress, 1982. 59-74.
826. Cleator, Kenneth I. and Harry J. Stern. Harry Joshua
Stern: A Rabbi’s Journey. New York: Bloch Publishing,
1981.
826a. Deutsch, Mina. Mina’s Story: A Doctor’s Memoir of the
Holocaust. Toronto: ECW Press, 1994.
827. Dunkelman, Ben. Dual Allegiance. Toronto: Macmillan
of Canada, 1978.
828. Eisen, David. Diary of a Medical Student. Toronto:
Canadian Jewish Congress, 1974.
829. Feinberg, Abraham L. Storm the Gates of Jericho.
Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1964.
830. Freiman, Lawrence. Don’t Fall Off the Rocking Horse: An
Autobiography. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1978.
831. Gelber, Sylva M. No Balm in Gilead: A Personal
Retrospective of Mandate Days in Palestine. [Ottawa]:
Carleton University Press, 1989.
832. Goodman, Edwin A. Life of the Party: The Memoirs of
Eddie Goodman. Toronto: Key Porter, 1988.
833. Grossman, Ibolya Szalai. An Ordinary Woman in
Extraordinary Times. Toronto: Multicultural History
Society of Ontario, 1990.
834. Gutkin, Harry with Mildred Gutkin. The Worst of Times,
The Best of Times: Growing Up in Winnipeg’s North
End. Toronto: Fitzhenry and Whiteside, 1987.
118 CJS/ÉJC
835. Hanusiak, Michael. Lest We Forget. 3rd ed. Toronto:
Toronto Progress Books, 1976.
836. Heaps, A. A. Rebel in the House: The Life and Times of
A.A. Heaps, M.P. London: Niccolo, 1970.
837. Henderson, Maxwell. “My Bronfman Years.” Saturday
Night, September 1984.
838. Hoffman, Eva. Lost in Translation: A Life in a New
Language. Harmondsworth: Penguin Books, 1990.
839. Horowitz, Aron. Striking Roots: Reflections on Five
Decades of Jewish Life. Oakville, Ont.: Mosaic Press, 1979.
840. Jacobs, Maria. Precautions Against Death. Oakville,
Ont.: Mosaic Press, 1983.
841. Kattan, Naïm. Adieu Babylone: roman. Montréal: Les
éditions La Presse, 1975. Also in English as Farewell
Babylon. Tr. Sheila Fischman. Toronto: McClelland and
Stewart, 1976. 
842. Knight, Bryan M. and Rachel Alkallay. Voices of
Canadian Jews: Thirty-six Accomplished Men and
Women Speak Out on Politics, Patriotism, Religion and
Sex. Montreal: Chessnut Press, 1988.
843. Kreisel, Henry. “Diary of an Internment.” Another
Country: Henry Kreisel. Ed. Shirley Neuman.
Edmonton: NeWest Press, 1985.
844. Kuper, Jack. After the Smoke Cleared. Toronto:
Stoddard, 1994.
845. —. Child of the Holocaust. Markham: PaperJacks: 1978.
Memoirs, Diaries, and Autobiographies 119
846. Lasry, Jean-Claude. “Etre immigrant juif nord-africain à
Montréal, interview.” Chercheurs vol. 5 (1979): 24-26.
847. Levi, S. Gershon. Breaking New Ground: The Struggle
for a Jewish Chaplain in Canada. Montreal: Canadian
Jewish Congress Archives, 1994.
848. Lewis, David. The Good Fight: Political Memoirs,
1909-1958. Toronto: Macmillan of Canada, 1981.
848a. Lexier, Reuven. From Kamenets-Podolsk to Winnipeg:
The History of the Lechtziers, a Pioneering Canadian
Family. Toronto: Lexier Editions, 1997.
849. Luftspring, Sammy, with Brian Swartbrick. Call Me
Sammy. Scarborough: Prentice-Hall, 1975.
850. Mayer, Anita. One Who Came Back. Ottawa: Oberon
Press, 1981.
851. Maynard, Fredelle Bruser. Raisins and Almonds.
Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1965.
852. —. The Tree of Life. Markham, Ont.: Viking, 1988.
852a. Naves, Elaine Kalman. Journey to Vaja. Montreal:
McGill-Queen’s University Press, 1996.
852b. Orkin, Sarah. Roots and Recollections. London: Sarah
F. Orkin, 1995.
853. Parker, Ed. I Didn’t Come Here to Stay: The Memoirs of
Ed Parker. Toronto: Natural Heritage/Natural History, 1993.
854. Phillips, Nathan. Mayor of All the People. Toronto and
Montreal: McClelland and Stewart, 1967.
855. Plaut, W. Gunther. More Unfinished Business. Toronto:
University of Toronto Press, 1997.
856. —. Unfinished Business: An Autobiography. Toronto:
Lester & Orpen Dennys, 1981.
857. Rasky, Harry. The Three Harrys. Oakville, Ont.: Mosaic
Press, 1999.
857a. Ravvin, Norman. Tragic Tourism and Canadian
History. [Montreal]: Concordia University Chair in
Canadian Jewish Studies, 2000.
858. Richler, Mordecai. The Street. Toronto: McClelland and
Stewart, 1969.
859. Rosenberg, Leah. The Errand Runner: Reflections of a
Rabbi’s Daughter. Toronto: John Wiley & Sons, 1981.
860. Rosenberg, Louis. “Autobiographical Credo of a Social
Scientist.” Viewpoints vol. 3 (1968): 3-11.
861. Rosenberg, Stuart E. The Real Jewish World: A Rabbi’s
Second Thoughts. Agincourt: Clarke Irwin, 1984.
862. Rothschild, Samuel. “A Reminiscence by Samuel
Rothschild.” Polyphony vol. 5 (1983): 93-99.
863. Rubin, Harold. Those Pesky Weeds: An Autobiography.
Ottawa: Ottawa Jewish Historical Society, 1992.
864. Samuel, Sigmund. In Return: The Autobiography of
Sigmund Samuel. Toronto: University of Toronto 
Press, 1963. 
865. Schulman, Fay. Woman of the Holocaust: A Partisan’s
Memoir. Toronto: Second Story Press, 1995.
120 CJS/ÉJC
866. Segal, Hugh. Beyond Greed: A Traditional
Conservative Confronts Neoconservative Excess. Toronto:
Stoddart, 1997.
867. —. No Surrender: Reflections of a Happy Warrior in the
Tory Crusade. Toronto: Harper Collins, 1996.
868. Shemen, Nachman. Tsvishn Krig un Friden [Yiddish].
Toronto: Zhurnal Press, 1939.
869. Sirluck, Ernest. First Generation: An Autobiography.
Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1996.
870. Slonim, Reuben. Grand to Be an Orphan. Toronto and
Vancouver: Clarke Irwin, 1983.
871. Teboul, Victor. “Je suis un gars d’Alex.” Le temps fou
vol. 6 (1979): 54-58.
872. Torgov, Morley. A Good Place to Come From. Toronto:
Lester and Orpen Dennys, 1974.
873. Trepman, Paul. Among Men and Beasts. London:
Thomas Yoseloff, 1978. 
873a. —. A Traumatic Return to Poland. [Montreal]: Accent
Graphics, 1980.
874. Usiskin, Roz Wolodarsky. A Lifetime of Letters: The
Wolodarsky Family, The Period of Separation, 1913-
1922. Winnipeg: n.p., 1995.
875. Waddington, Miriam. Apartment Seven: Essays Selected
and New. Toronto: Oxford University Press, 1989.
876. Waxman, Al. That’s What I Am. Toronto: Malcolm
Lester Books, 1999.
Memoirs, Diaries, and Autobiographies 121
876a. Weisgal, Meyer. So Far, An Autobiography. London:
Weidenfeld and Nicolson and Jerusalem: Ma’ariv Book
Guild, 1971.
877. Willinsky, A.I. A Doctor’s Memoirs. Toronto:
Macmillan Company of Canada, 1960.
878. Wolofsky, H[irsch]. Meyn Lebens Reyse [Yiddish].
Montreal. The Eagle Publishing Co., Ltd., 1946. Also in
English as Journey of My Life (A Book of Memories).
Montreal: Eagle Publishing, 1945.
879. Yellin, Shulamis. Shulamis: Stories from a Montreal
Childhood. Montreal: Véhicule Press, 1983.
See also: 91, 93, 171, 223, 327, 328, 329, 545a, 555, 559, 561,
573, 578, 580, 705, 732c, 754, 800, 858, 1304, 1306, 1330,
1350, 1451, 1461, 1528, 1530.
MIDDLE EAST POLITICS (See also Israel; Zionism)
880. Abu Laban, Baha. “Arab-Canadians and the Arab-Israeli
Conflict.” Arab Studies Quarterly vol. 10 (1988): 104-26.
881. Bauer, Julien. “Canada and the Middle East Question at
the United Nations.” Canadian Jewish Historical
Society Journal vol. 9 (1985): 83-92.
882. Goldberg, David H. “Canada.” An Historical
Encyclopedia of the Arab-Israeli Conflict. Ed. Bernard
Reich. Westport: Greenwood Press, 1996. 96-100.
883. —. Foreign Policy and Ethnic Interest Groups:
American and Canadian Jews Lobby for Israel. New
York: Greenwood Press, 1990. 
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