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HISTORY—1867 TO WORLD WAR I
518. Indig, Sheldon. “Canadian Jewry and Their Struggle for
an Exemption from the Federal Lord’s Day Act of 1906,
Part I.” Canadian Jewish Historical Society Journal
vol. 3 (1979): 27-56.
519. —. “Canadian Jewry and Their Struggle for an
Exemption from the Federal Lord’s Day Act of 1906,
Part II.” Canadian Jewish Historical Society Journal
vol. 3 (1979): 61-114.
520. Rome, David. On Sunday Observance, 1906. Montreal:
National Archives, Canadian Jewish Congress, 1979.
521. Sack, B. G. Canadian Jews: Early in This Century.
Trans. Anne Glass. Montreal: Canadian Jewish
Congress, 1975.
See also: 29, 62, 66, 67, 111, 112, 163, 167, 324, 502, 719, 797,
798, 807, 949, 1251, 1305, 1406, 1464, 1519, 1524.
HISTORY—WORLD WAR I THROUGH WORLD WAR II
(See also Holocaust)
522. Gordon, Alan. “Taking Root in the Patronage Garden:
Jewish Businessmen in Toronto’s Conservative Party,
1911-1921.” Ontario History vol. 88 (1996): 31-46.
523. Kay, Zachariah. “A Note on Canada and the Formation
of the Jewish Legion.” Jewish Social Studies vol. 29
(1967): 171-77.
524. Levitt, Cyril and William Shaffir. “The Christie Pits
Riot: A Case Study in the Dynamics of Ethnic Violence-
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History—1867 to World War I

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.
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1041. Canadian Jewish Archives. New Series. Occasional. 1974-
1042. Canadian Jewish Historical Society Journal. Windsor:
The Canadian Jewish Historical Society. 1977-1988.
1043. Canadian Jewish News. Toronto. Weekly. 1960-.
1044. Canadian Jewish Outlook: Canada’s Progressive
Jewish Magazine. Vancouver: Canadian Jewish Outlook
Society. 1986-
1045. Canadian Jewish Studies/Etudes juives canadiennes.
Annual. Montreal: Canadian Jewish Historical 
Society. 1993-.
1046. Canadian Jewish Year Book. vols. 1 (1939-40) and 2
(1940-41).
1047. Canadian Woman Studies/Jewish Women in Canada. les
cahiers de la femme vol. 16 (1996). 
1048. Discovery: The Journal of the Jewish Historical Society
of Southern Alberta. Calgary. Quarterly. 1990-.
1049. Israelite Press. Winnipeg. Weekly. Yiddish and English.
1915-?
1050. Jewish Dialog. Occasional. 1970-83.
1051. Jewish Life and Times: A Collection of Essays.
Winnipeg: Jewish Historical Society of Western
Canada. Seven issues from 1970. Earlier called The
Jewish Historical Society of Western Canada Annual
Publication.
1052. Jewish Post. Winnipeg. Weekly. 1925-.
Periodicals and the Press 145
1053. Jewish Western Bulletin. Vancouver. Weekly. 1929-.
1054. Jewish Women’s Forum. Ed. Dorothy Lichtbau. 1994-96.
1055. Kayfetz, Benjamin G. “The Jewish Press in Canada.”
Canadian Jewry Today: Who’s Who in Canadian
Jewry. Ed. Edmond Y. Lipsitz. Downsview: J.E.S.L.
Publications, 1989. 78-85.
1056. Keneder Odler (Jewish Eagle). Yiddish. Montreal.
Daily, then weekly. 1907-1988.
1057. Labour/Le travail. St. John’s, Nfld.: Canadian
Committee on Labour History. Annual to 1980; biannu-
al since. 1976-.
1058. Levendel, Lewis. A Century of the Canadian Jewish
Press: 1880s-1980s. Ottawa: Borealis Press, 1989.
1059. Middle East Focus. Toronto. Canadian Academic
Foundation for Peace in the Middle East. 1978-1992.
1060. Parchment. London: Parchment Press, and Toronto: Centre
for Jewish Studies, York University. Annual. 1992-.
1061. Pollock, Irwin. Civil Rights and the Anglo-Jewish 
Press in Canada: 1930-1970. MA Thesis. McGill
University, 1979.
1062. The Review of Anti-Semitism in Canada. The League for
Human Rights of B’nai B’rith Canada. 1982-1987. 
1063. The Scribe. Vancouver. Semi-annual. 1979-.
1064. Steinberg, M.W. and Usher Caplan, eds. Beyond
Sambation: Selected Essays and Editorials [of A.M.
146 CJS/ÉJC
Klein] 1928-1955. Toronto: University of Toronto Press,
1982.
1064a. Toronto Jewish Directory. Toronto. Semi-annual. 1999-.
1065. Viewpoints. Occasional. 1965-.
1066. Zachor, Newsletters of the Vancouver Holocaust
Education Centre.
See also: 66, 641, 687, 878, 895, 898, 915a, 942, 1112, 1124,
1125, 1201, 1382.
POLITICAL ISSUES AND ACTIVITIES
1067. Bauer, Julien. “Individualism and Politics in Quebec:
The Specificity of the Jewish Leadership.” Proceedings
of the Tenth World Congress of Jewish Studies. Division
B: The History of the Jewish People. Vol. 2. Jerusalem:
World Union of Jewish Studies, 1990. 443-50. 
1068. Betcherman, Lita-Rose. “Canada’s Human Rights After
the Quebec Elections.” Patterns of Prejudice vol. 11
(1977): 23-27.
1069. Buchwald, Harold. “The Canadian Jewish Community and
the Federal Government: An Historical Perspective.”
Jewish Life and Times vol. 4 (1985): 10-31.
1070. Cotler, Irwin. “Jewish NGOs, Human Rights, and
Public Advocacy: A Comparative Inquiry.” Jewish
Political Studies Review vol. 11 (1999): 61-96.
1071. Crelinstein, Michael R. and Jack Jedwab. “The
Canadian Constitutional Debate and Its Impact on the


Periodicals and the Press

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1080. Troper, Harold. “The Canadian Jewish Polity and the
Limits of Political Action: The Campaign on Behalf of
Soviet and Syrian Jews.” Ethnicity, Politics and Public
Policy in Canada: Case Studies in Canadian Diversity.
Ed. Harold Troper and Morton Weinfeld. Toronto:
University of Toronto Press, 1999. 224-52.
1080a. —. “A Special Case: A Comparison of the Campaigns
on Behalf of Syrian and Soviet Jews.” The Forgotten
Millions: The Modern Jewish Exodus from Arab Lands.
Ed. Malka Hillel Shulewitz. London: Cassel, 1999. 52-79.
1081. Zylberberg, Jacques. “Les balises étatiques de la religion
au Canada.” Social Compass vol. 40 (1993): 529-53.
See also: 55a, 69, 418, 418a, 395a, 530, 595, 1263, 1268, 1269,
1292, 1321, 1339, 1427a.
PSYCHOLOGY AND PHYSICAL HEALTH
1082. Barkan-Ascher, Nurit. Exploration of Nonevent Among
Israeli Expatriates. MA Thesis. University of British
Columbia, 1992.
1083. Brodsky, Betty. “Mental Health Attitudes and Practices
of Soviet Jewish Immigrants.” Health and Social Work
vol. 13 (1988): 130-36. 
1084. Bulka, Reuven P. Individual, Family, Community:
Judeo-Psychological Perspectives. Oakville, Ont.:
Mosaic Press, 1988.
1085. Eaton, William W. and Jean-Claude Lasry. “Mental
Health and Occupational Mobility in a Group of
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Immigrants.” Social Science and Medicine vol. 12
(1976): 53-58. 
1086. Eaton, William W., John J. Sigal and Morton Weinfeld.
“Impairment in Holocaust Survivors After 33 Years:
Data From an Unbiased Community Study.” American
Journal of Psychiatry vol. 139 (1982): 773-77. 
1087. Guiot, Jean M. “A Modification on Milgram’s Small
World Method.” European Journal of Social
Psychology vol. 6 (1976): 503-07.
1088. Health Services Study, Study of Needs, Functions and
Roles. Services communautaires juifs de Montréal/
AJCS. 1970.
1089. Kleinplatz, Morrie. The Effects of Cultural and
Individual Supports on Personality Variables Among
Children of Holocaust Survivors in Israel and North
America. Ph.D. Diss. University of Windsor, 1980.
1090. Lasry, Jean-Claude. “Cross-Cultural Perspective on
Mental Health and Immigrant Adaptation.” Social
Psychiatry vol. 12 (1977): 49-55.
1091. Lasry, Jean-Claude and John I. Sigal. “Durée de séjour
au pays et santé mentale d’un groupe d’immigrants.”
Canadian Journal of Behavioural Science vol. 7 (1975):
267-78.
1092. —. “Influences sur la santé mentale de la durée de
séjour, de l’instruction, du revenu personnel, et de l’age
chez un groupe d’immigrants.” Revue internationale de
psychologie appliqué vol. 25 (1976): 215-22. 
1093. —. “Mental and Physical Health Correlates in an
Immigrant Population.” Canadian Journal of
Psychiatry vol. 25 (1980): 391-93.
1094. Leszcz, Molyn et al. “A Men’s Group: Psychotherapy of
Elderly Men.” International Journal of Group
Psychotherapy vol. 35 (1985): 177-96. 
1095. Linn, Ruth. “The Moral Dimension in Non-Event
Transition: Israeli Expatriates in Canada as Separate and
Connected Critics of Self and Others.” Journal of
Psychology and Judaism vol. 19 (1995): 227-40.
1096. Linn, R. and N. Barkan-Ascher. “Imaginary Suitcases in
the Lives of Israeli Expatriates in Canada: A
Psychological Look at a Unique Historical Experience.”
Canadian Jewish Studies vol. 2 (1994): 21-40.
1097. —. “Permanent Impermanence: Israeli Expatriates in
Non-Event Transition.” Jewish Journal of Sociology
vol. 38 (1996): 5-16. 
1098. Prud’homme, Lyne and Pierre Baron. “Irrational Beliefs
and Ethnic Background: Ellis’ Theory Revisited.”
Applied Psychology: An International Review vol. 37
(1988): 301-10.
1099. Rakoff, V[ivian].” ALong-Term Effect of the Concentration
Camp Experience.” Viewpoints vol. 1 (1966): 17-22.
1100. Rakoff, Vivian, J[ohn] J. Sigal and N. Epstein. “Children
and Families of Concentration Camp Survivors.”
Canada’s Mental Health vol. 14 (1967): 24-26.
1101. Shapiro, Ben-Zion. “Jewish Self-Help Groups in
Canada and Israel.” Essays in the Social Scientific Study
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of Judaism and Jewish Society. Vol. 2. Ed. Simcha
Fishbane and Stuart Schoenfeld. New York: Ktav, 1989.
253-69.
1102. Sigal, John J., Vincenzo DiNicola, and Michael F.
Buonvino. “Grandchildren of Survivors: Can Negative
Effects of Prolonged Exposure to Excessive Stress Be
Observed Two Generations Later?” Canadian Journal
of Psychiatry vol. 33 (1988): 207-12.
1103. Sigal, John J. and Morton Weinfeld. “Control of
Aggression in Adult Children of Survivors of the Nazi
Persecution.” Journal of Abnormal Psychology vol. 94
(1985): 556-64. 
1104. —. “Mutual Involvement and Alienation in Families of
Holocaust Survivors.” Psychiatry vol. 50 (1987): 280-
88.
1105. —. Trauma and Rebirth: Intergenerational Effects of
the Holocaust. New York: Praeger Publishers, 1989.
1106. Sigal, John J., Morton Weinfeld and W. W. Eaton.
“Stability of Coping Style 33 Years after Prolonged
Exposure to Extreme Stress.” Acta Psychiatrica
Scandinavica vol. 71 (1985): 559-66.
1107. Tabory, Ephraim and Leonard Weller. “The Impact of
Cultural Context on the Mental Health of Jewish
Concentration Camp Survivors.” Holocaust and
Genocide Studies vol. 2 (1987): 299-305.
1108. Weinfeld, Morton and John J. Sigal. “The Effect of the
Holocaust on Selected Socio-political Attitudes of Adult
Children of Survivors.” Canadian Review of Sociology
and Anthropology vol. 23 (1986): 365-82. 
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1109. —. “Knowledge of the Holocaust Among Adult
Children of Survivors.” Canadian Ethnic Studies vol.
18 (1986): 66-78. 
1110. Weinfeld, Morton, John J. Sigal and William W. Eaton.
“Long Term Effects of the Holocaust on Selected Social
Attitudes and Behaviours of Survivors: A Cautionary
Note.” Social Forces vol. 60 (1981): 1-19.
1111. Wyatt-Brown, Anne M. “The Psychological Tasks of the
Immigrant: Psychoanalytic, Linguistic, and Literary
Perspectives.” Psychohistory Review vol. 23 (1995): 235-57.
See also: 69, 530, 595, 1263, 1268, 1269, 1292, 1321, 1339.
QUEBEC (See also Montreal)
1112. Anctil, Pierre. Le Devoir, les Juifs et l’immigration: de
Bourassa à Laurendeau. Québec: Institut québécois de
Recherche sur la Culture, 1988. 
1113. —. “Interlude of Hostility: Judeo-Christian Relations in
Quebec in the Interwar Period, 1919-39.” Antisemitism
in Canada: History and Interpretation. Ed. Alan
Davies. Waterloo, Ont.: Wilfrid Laurier University
Press, 1992. 135-65.
1114. Bauer, Julien. “Jewish Communities, Jewish Education
and Quebec Nationalism.” Social Compass vol. 31
(1984): 391-407. 
1115. —. Les Minorités au Québec. Montréal: Boréal, 1994.
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Psychology and Physical Health

Index of Authors

Schlesinger, Benjamin

Benjamin Schlesinger
PREFACE
This topical bibliography of some 1600 entries is an indication
that the study of Canadian Jewish life has come of age. Other
significant markers include the growth of the Association for
Canadian Jewish Studies now in its 22nd year; the new J.
Richard Shiff Chair for the Study of Canadian Jewry at York
University and the more recently established chair at Concordia
University. “A Heritage in Transition: The Study of Canadian
Jewish Studies,” the conference held at York University in June
1998, at which some 60 papers on a wide range of subjects were
presented, offered further illustration of the development of the
field. We hope that this bibliography will be of help to teachers,
students, and researchers, indeed to anyone interested in the
Jews of Canada. Our thanks go to all those who helped with the
project. We look forward to future updates in print and on the
web of what we hope will be a valuable bibliographical tool.


Preface

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19a. Magat, Ilan N. “Israeli and Japanese Immigrants to
Canada: Home, Belonging and the Territorialization of
Identity.” Ethos vol. 27 (1999): 119-44.
20. Mastai, Judith. Adaptation Tasks of Israeli Immigrants
to Vancouver. Ed.D. Diss. University of British
Columbia, 1983.
See also: 168, 588, 602, 639, 715, 716, 717, 719, 1082, 1095,
1096, 1097, 1516, 1517.
ANTISEMITISM (See also Racism)
21. Abella, Irving M. “Anti-Semitism.” The Canadian
Encyclopedia. Second Edition. Edmonton: Hurtig
Publishers, 1988. 85-86.
22. —. “Anti-Semitism in Canada in the Interwar Years.”
The Jews of North America. Ed. Moses Rischin. Detroit:
Wayne State University Press, 1987. 235-46. 
23. —. “Antisemitism in Canada: New Perspectives on an
Old Problem.” Approaches to Antisemitism: Context
and Curriculum. Ed. Michael Brown. New York: The
American Jewish Committee and Jerusalem:
International Centre for University Teaching of Jewish
Civilization, 1994. 46-56.
24. Agassi, Joseph. “Anti-Semitism: Observations on the
Recent Books of Prof. Mushkat and Dr. E. Delisle.”
International Problems vol. 32 (1993): 54-69.
25. Ages, Arnold. “Antisemitism: The Uneasy Calm.” The
Canadian Jewish Mosaic. Ed. M. Weinfeld, I. Cotler,
and W. Shaffir. Toronto: John Wiley & Sons, 1981. 383-96.
Antisemitism 5
26. Arcand, Adrien. La révolte du matérialisme. Montréal:
La Vérité, 1966.
26a. Benton-Evans, Ray. “Just before you close the Book on
Keegstra....: Does he exist in every Classroom?”
Journal of Educational Thought vol. 31 (1997): 123-36.
27. Bercuson, David Jay and Douglas Wertheimer. A Trust
Betrayed: The Keegstra Affair. Toronto: Doubleday
Canada, 1985.
28. Beverley, James. Web of Error: An Analysis of the Views
of Malcolm Ross. Sackville, N.B.: Mount Allison
University, 1990.
29. Brown, Michael. “From Stereotype to Scapegoat: Anti-
Jewish Sentiments in French Canada from Confederation
to World War I.” Antisemitism in Canada: History and
Interpretation. Ed. Alan Davies. Waterloo, Ont.: Wilfrid
Laurier University Press, 1992. 39-66.
30. Brym, Robert and Rhonda Lenton. “The Distribution of
Anti-Semitism in Canada in 1984.” Canadian Journal
of Sociology vol. 16 (1991): 411-18. Also in The Jews in
Canada. Ed. Robert Brym, William Shaffir and Morton
Weinfeld. Toronto: Oxford University Press, 1993. 112-20.
31. Caldwell, Gary. “L’antisémitisme au Québec.” Juifs et
réalités juives au Québec. Ed. Pierre Anctil and Gary
Caldwell. Montréal: Institut québécois de recherche sur
la culture, 1984. 291-326.
32. Crull, Sue R. and Brent T. Bruton. “Bogardus Social
Distance in the 1970s.” Sociology and Social Research
vol. 63 (1979): 771-83. 
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33. Davies, Alan, ed. Antisemitism in Canada: History and
Interpretation. Waterloo, Ont.: Wilfrid Laurier University
Press, 1992. 
34. —. “The Keegstra Affair.” Antisemitism in Canada:
History and Interpretation. Ed. Alan Davies. Waterloo,
Ont.: Wilfrid Laurier University Press, 1992. 227-47.
35. —. “The Queen Versus James Keegstra: Reflections on
Christian Antisemitism in Canada.” American Journal
of Theology and Philosophy vol. 9 (1988): 99-116.
36. —. “A Tale of Two Trials: Antisemitism in Canada
1985.” Holocaust and Genocide Studies vol. 4 (1989):
77-88.
37. Delisle, Esther. Myths, Memories, and Lies. Montreal:
Robert Davies Multimedia, 1998.
38. Dumont, Fernand. Idéologies au Canada français.
Québec: Presses de l’Université Laval, 1974.
39. —, ed. Idéologies au Canada français, 1930-1939.
Québec: Presses de l’Université Laval, 1978.
40. Elliott, David R. “Anti-Semitism and the Social Credit
Movement: The Intellectual Roots of the Keegstra
Affair.” Canadian Ethnic Studies vol. 17 (1985): 78-89.
41. Elman, Bruce P. “The Promotion of Hatred and the
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms: A Review of
Keegstra v. The Queen.” Canadian Public Policy-
Analyse de Politiques vol. 15 (1989): 72-83.
42. Gaboury, Jean-Pierre. Le nationalisme de Lionel
Groulx: aspects idéologiques. Ottawa: University of
Ottawa Press, 1970.
43. Glickman, Yaacov. “Anti-Semitism and Jewish Social
Cohesion in Canada.” Ethnicity and Ethnic Relations in
Canada. Ed. Jay E. Goldstein and Rita M. Bienvenue.
2nd ed. Toronto: Butterworth, 1985. 263-84. Also in
Racism in Canada. Ed. Ormond McKague. Saskatoon:
Fifth House, 1991. 45-63.
44. Goldschlager, Alain. “Le Juif d’Adrien Arcand.”
Discours et mythes de l’ethnicité. Ed. Nadia Khouri.
Montréal: Association canadienne-française pour 
l’avancement des sciences, 1992. 185-96.
45. —. “Le mensonge: approche théorique.” La pensée et
les hommes vol. 22 (1993): 9-18.
46. Hill, Leonidas E. “The Trial of Ernst Zundel:
Revisionism and the Law in Canada.” Simon Wiesenthal
Center Annual vol. 6 (1989): 165-219.
47. Is Your Child a Target? Toronto: B’nai Brith Canada,
1995.
48. Jaenen, Cornelius J. “Thoughts on French and Catholic
Anti-Semitism.” Canadian Jewish Historical Society
Journal vol. 1 (1977): 16-23.
49. Kallen, Evelyn. “Target for Hate: The Impact of the
Zundel and Keegstra Trials on a Jewish-Canadian
Audience.” Canadian Ethnic Studies vol. 25 (1993): 9-24.
50. Kayfetz, Benjamin G. “Antisemitism in Canada.”
Canadian Jewry Today: Who’s Who in Canadian Jewry.
Ed. Edmond Y. Lipsitz. Downsview: J.E.S.L. Educational
Products, 1989. 12-22.
Antisemitism 7
51. Langlois, Simon. “The Distribution of Anti-Semitism in
Canada: A Hasty and Erroneous Generalization by
Brym and Lenton.” Canadian Journal of Sociology vol.
17 (1992): 175-78.
52. Levitt, Cyril and William Shaffir. “The Swastika as
Dramatic Symbol: A Case-Study of Ethnic Violence in
Canada.” The Jews in Canada. Ed. Robert J. Brym,
William Shaffir and Morton Weinfeld. Toronto: Oxford
University Press, 1993. 77-96.
53. Manilla, Morton. “The Influence of Propaganda War
Against the Situation of Anti-Semitism in Canada.” The
Review of Anti-Semitism in Canada (1982): 40-58.
54. Menkis, Richard. “Antisemitism and Anti-Judaism in
Pre-Confederation Canada.” Antisemitism in Canada:
History and Interpretation. Ed. Alan Davies. Waterloo,
Ont.: Wilfrid Laurier University Press, 1992. 11-38.
55. Mertl, Steve. Keegstra: The Trial, the Issues, the
Consequences. Saskatoon: Western Producer Prairie
Books, 1985.
55a. Moisan, Jean-François. “Fighting Anti-Semitism in
Canada’s unique Context: the Example of the League
for Human Rights.” Parcours judaïques vol. 4 (1998):
113-32.
56. Prutschi, Manuel. “Holocaust Denial Today.” Canadian
Jewry Today: Who’s Who in Canadian Jewry. Ed.
Edmond Y. Lipsitz. Downsview: J.E.S.L. Publications,
1989. 30-36.
57. —. “The Zundel Affair.” Antisemitism in Canada:
History and Interpretation. Ed. Alan Davies. Waterloo,
Ont.: Wilfrid Laurier University Press, 1992. 249-75.
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58. Ramraj, Victor V. “Keegstra, Butler, and Positive
Liberty: A Glimmer of Hope for the Faithful.”
University of Toronto Faculty of Law Review vol. 51
(1993): 304-30.
59. Raymaker, D. “The Freedom to Promote Hate: What We
Learned from Jim Keegstra and Malcolm Ross.”
University of New Brunswick Law Journal vol. 41
(1992): 327-32.
60. Rome, David. Clouds in the Thirties: On Anti-Semitism
in Canada, 1929-1939; A Chapter of Canadian Jewish
History. 13 vols. Montreal: National Archives,
Canadian Jewish Congress, 1977-1981.
61. —. Early Anti-Semitism: Across the Dominion.
Montreal: National Archives, Canadian Jewish
Congress, 1983.
62. —. Early Anti-Semitism: The Holy Land; Tardivel.
Montreal: National Archives, Canadian Jewish
Congress, 1985. 
63. —. Early Anti-Semitism: The Voice of the Media.
Montreal: National Archives, Canadian Jewish
Congress, 1984.
64. Savard, Pierre. Jules-Paul Tardivel, la France et les
Etats-Unis, 1851-1905. Les cahiers de l’institut d’his-
toire no. 8. Québec: Presses de l’Université Laval, 1967.
65. Schreter, Sheldon M. “French-Canadian Anti-
Semitism.” Strobe vol. 3 (1969): 73-110.
66. Senese, Phyllis M. “Antisemitic Dreyfusards: The
Confused Western-Canadian Press.” Antisemitism in
Antisemitism 9
Canada: History and Interpretation. Ed. Alan Davies.
Waterloo, Ont.: Wilfrid Laurier University Press, 1992.
93-111.
67. Silver, Arthur. “Some Sources of Antisemitism in
Quebec.” Jewish Dialog (Summer 1971): 6-8, 11, 13, 18.
68. Sniderman, Paul M. Working Paper on Anti-Semitism in
Quebec. North York: Institute for Social Research, York
University, 1992.
69. Sniderman, Paul M. et al. “Psychological and Cultural
Foundations of Prejudice: The Case of Anti-Semitism in
Quebec.” Canadian Review of Sociology and
Anthropology vol. 30 (1993): 242-70.
70. Stingel, Janine. Social Credit and the Jews: Anti-
Semitism in the Alberta Social Credit Movement and the
Responses of the Canadian Jewish Congress, 1935-
1949. Ph.D. Diss. McGill University, 1997.
71. —. Social Discredit: The Canadian Jewish Response to
Social Credit’s Anti-Semitism. Kingston and Montreal:
McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2000.
72. Trachtenberg, Henry Manuel. The OldClo ‘Move’: Anti-
Semitism, Politics and the Jews of Winnipeg. Ph.D.
Diss. York University, 1984.
73. Walker, James W. St. G. “Canadian Anti-Semitism and
Jewish Community Response: The Case of Nobel and
Wolf.” Multiculturalism, Jews and Identities in Canada.
Ed. Howard Adelman and John H. Simpson. Jerusalem:
Magnes Press, The Hebrew University, 1996. 37-68.
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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.
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Antisemitism

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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105. Benazon, Michael. The Wandering Josephs: A
Biographical Family History. Sherbrooke: Michael
Benazon Publications, 1996.
106. Bliss, Michael. A Canadian Millionaire: The Life and
Business Times of Sir Joseph Flavelle, Bart. 1858-1939.
Toronto: Macmillan, 1978.
107. —. “The Bronfmans Observed.” Canadian Business
(December 1978): 98-102.
108. Bronfman, Saidye Rosner. My Sam: A Memoir by his
Wife. Toronto: n.p., 1982.
109. Butovsky, Mervin. “Irving Layton: The Invention of the
Self.” Renewing Our Days: Montreal Jews in the
Twentieth Century. Ed. Ira Robinson and Mervin
Butovsky. Montreal: Véhicule Press, 1995. 165-79.
110. Caplan, Usher. Like One That Dreamed: A Portrait of
A.M. Klein. Toronto: McGraw Hill-Ryerson, 1982. 
111. Chiel, Arthur A. “Hermann Landau’s Canadian Dream.”
Canadian Jewish Historical Society Journal vol. 2
(1978): 113-20.
112. —. “When Anti-Semitism Bowed to Sportsmanship:
Rubinstein and the Czar’s Policemen.” Canadian
Jewish Historical Society Journal vol. 7 (1983): 89-92.
113. Dewar, Elaine. “The Mysterious Reichmanns.” Toronto
Life, November 1987.
114. Drage, Charles. Two-Gun Cohen. London: Jonathan
Cape, 1954.
Biography 15
16 CJS/ÉJC
115. Douville, Raymond. Aaron Hart, Récit Historique.
Trois Rivières: Editions du Bien Public, 1938.
116. Edmonstone, Wayne E. Nathan Cohen: The Making of
a Critic. Toronto: Lester and Orpen, 1977.
117. Eisenstein, Ira. “Lavy Becker: A Community Jew.”
Community and the Individual Jew: Essays in Honour
of Lavy M. Becker. Ed. Ronald S. Aigen and Gershon D.
Hundert. Philadelphia: Reconstructionist Rabbinical
Press, 1986. 115-17.
118. Figler, Bernard M. S.W. Jacobs: Member of Parliament.
Ottawa: Harpell’s Press Collective, 1970.
119. —. Lillian and Archie Freiman: Biographies. Montreal:
n.p., 1961.
120. —. Louis Fitch, Q.C. Montreal: By the author, 1963.
121. —. Rabbi Dr. Herman Abramowitz, Lazarus Cohen,
Lyon Cohen. n.p.: By the author, 1968.
122. Figler, Bernard M. and David Rome. Hannaniah Meir
Caiserman: A Biography. Montreal: Northern Printing
and Lithographing Co., 1962.
123. Friedman, Shari Cooper. “Between Two Worlds, The
Works of J.I. Segal.” An Everyday Miracle, Yiddish
Culture in Montreal. Ed. Ira Robinson, Pierre Anctil 
and Mervin Butovsky. Montreal: Véhicule Press, 1990.
115-58.
124. Frum, Linda. Barbara Frum: A Daughter’s Memoir.
Toronto: Random House of Canada, 1996.
Biography 17
125. Fuerstenberg, Adam. “The Poet and the Tycoon: The
Relationship Between A.M. Klein and Samuel
Bronfman.” Canadian Jewish Historical Society
Journal vol. 5 (1981): 49-69. 
126. Garfinkle, Ode and Mervin Butovsky. “The Journal of
Yaacov Zipper, 1925-1926.” An Everyday Miracle,
Yiddish Culture in Montreal. Ed. Ira Robinson, Pierre
Anctil and Mervin Butovsky. Montreal: Véhicule Press,
1990. 53-68.
127. Gibbon, Ann and Peter Hadekel. Steinberg: The
Breakup of a Family Empire. Toronto: Macmillan of
Canada, 1990.
128. Gibson, Paul. “The Battling Bronfmans.” Forbes, 2
February 1981.
129. Gittens, Susan. Behind Closed Doors: The Rise and Fall
of Canada’s Edper Bronfman and Reichmann Empires.
Toronto: Prentice-Hall Canada, 1995.
130. Godfrey, Sheldon J. and Judith Godfrey. “Burn this Gossip”:
The True Story of George Benjamin of Belleville,
Canada’s First Jewish Member of Parliament 1857-
1863. Toronto: Duke & George Press, 1991.
131. Gold, Solomon. “Recollecting the Past.” Viewpoints
vol. 11 (1980): 15-21.
132. Greenspan, Louis and Graeme Nicholson, ed.
Fackenheim: German Philosophy and Jewish Thought.
Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1992.
133. Hayes, Saul. “‘The Bronfman Dynasty’: A Friend’s
Reminiscence.” Viewpoints vol. 10 (1979): 45-49.
134. James, R. Warren. People’s Senator: The Life and Times
of David Croll. Vancouver: Douglas and McIntyre, 1990.
134a. Kalter, Bella Briansky. “Ida Maza (A Memoir).”
Canadian Jewish Studies vol. 6 (1998): 55-63.
135. Kayfetz, Ben G. “Rabbi Maurice Eisenrath (1902-
1973).” Canadian Jewish Archives New Series (1976):
xv-xix.
136. Levy, Daniel S. Two Gun Cohen: A Biography. New
York: St. Martin’s Press, 1997.
137. Lipinsky, Jack. “‘The Agony of Israel’: Watson
Kirkconnel and Canadian Jewry.” Canadian Jewish
Historical Society Journal vol. 6 (1982): 57-72.
138. —. “The Apprenticeship of an Executive Director: M.A.
Solkin, A.J. Paull, and the Jewish Immigrant Aid
Society of Canada.” Canadian Jewish Historical
Society Journal vol. 9 (1985): 67-82.
139. Marrus, Michael Robert. Mr. Sam: The Life and Times
of Samuel Bronfman. Toronto: Viking, 1991.
140. Massey, Irving. “Public Lives in Private: Ida Maze and
the Montreal Yiddish Renaissance.” An Everyday
Miracle, Yiddish Culture in Montreal. Ed. Ira Robinson,
Pierre Anctil and Mervin Butovsky. Montreal: Véhicule
Press, 1990. 100-14.
141. Miller, Evelyn. “The ‘Learned Hazan’ of Montreal:
Reverend Abraham de Sola, LL.D.: 1825-1882.”
American Sephardi vols. 7-8 (1975): 23-42.
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142. Millner, Elizabeth Hearn. “Bishop’s Medical Faculty
1871-1905: Its Jewish Dean, Aaron Hart David, and Its
Jewish Students.” Canadian Jewish Historical Society
Journal vol. 6 (1982): 73-86.
143. Morgan, Michael, ed. The Jewish Thought of Emil
Fackenheim: A Reader. Detroit: Wayne State University
Press, 1987.
144. Muirhead, Bruce. Against the Odds: The Public Life
and Times of Louis Rasminsky. Toronto: University of
Toronto Press, 1999.
145. Nadel, Ira. Leonard Cohen: A Life in Art. Toronto: ECW
Press, 1994.
146. —. Various Positions: A Life of Leonard Cohen.
Toronto: Random House of Canada, 1996.
147. Naves, Elaine Kalman. Putting Down Roots: Montreal’s
Immigrant Writers. Montreal: Véhicule Press, 1998.
148. Oliver, Peter. Unlikely Tory: The Life and Politics of
Allan Grossman. Toronto: Lester & Orpen Dennys, 1985.
149. Pollock, Zailig. A. M. Klein: The Story of the Poet.
Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1994.
150. Proefriedt, William. “The Education of Eva Hoffman.”
Journal of Ethnic Studies vol. 18 (1991): 123-34.
151. Rasky, Frank. Just a Simple Pharmacist: The Story of
Murray Koffler, Builder of the Shopper’s Drug Mart
Empire. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1988.
Biography 19
152. Robinson, Ira. “The Tarler Rebbe of Lodz and his
Medical Practice: Towards a History of Hasidic Life in
Pre-First World War Poland.” Polin vol. 11 (1998): 53-61.
153. —. “David Rome as Historian of Canadian Jewry.”
Canadian Jewish Studies vol. 3 (1995): 1-10.
153a. —. “Dr. Joseph Kage: Interpreter of Canada and its
Jews.” Canadian Jewish Studies vol. 6 (1998): 81-87.
154. —. “A Letter from the Sabbath Queen: Rabbi Yudel
Rosenberg Addresses Montreal Jewry.” An Everyday
Miracle, Yiddish Culture in Montreal. Ed. Ira Robinson,
Pierre Anctil and Mervin Butovsky. Montreal: Véhicule
Press, 1990. 101-14. 
155. Rome, David. “Biographical Notes on Michael Hirsch,
Maxwell Goldstein and Simon Belkin.” Canadian
Jewish Archives. New Series no. 2 (1975).
156. —. “The Canadian Story of Reuben Brainin.” Part II.
Ed. Naomi Caruso and Janice Rosen. Canadian Jewish
Archives New Series vol. 48 (1996).
157. —. “Louis Rosenberg, Unsung Hero in the Priesthood
of Science.” Viewpoints vol. 2 (1967): 25-32.
158. —. On Jules Helbronner. Montreal: National Archives,
Canadian Jewish Congress, 1978.
159. —. On the Early Harts. Canadian Jewish Archives vols.
15-18 (1981).
160. —. On the Early Harts-Their Contemporaries. Part I.
Canadian Jewish Archives. New Series no. 19 (1981). 
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163. —. The Plamondon Case and S.W. Jacobs. Montreal:
National Archives, Canadian Jewish Congress, 1982.
164. Rosenstone, Robert A. “Romania, Rumania,
Roumania.” Michigan Quarterly Review vol. 25 (1986):
63-75.
165. Rubinek, Saul. So Many Miracles. Markham, Ont.:
Penguin Books, 1989.
166. Sarna, Jonathan D. “The Canadian Connections of an
American Jew: The Case of Moredecai M. Noah.”
Canadian Jewish Historical Society Journal vol. 3
(1979): 115-29.
167. —. “‘Our Distant Brethren’: Alexander Harkavy on
Montreal, 1888.” Canadian Jewish Historical Society
Journal vol. 7 (1983): 58-73.
168. Sawa, Suzanne Myers. “The Odyssey of Dahlia Obadia:
Morocco, Israel, Canada.” Canadian Folk Music
Journal vol. 19 (1991): 32-39.
169. Schulman, Avi M. Like a Raging Fire. A Biography of
Maurice N. Eisendrath. New York: UAHC Press, 1993.
170. Segall, Harold N. “Stories of and about Goldbloom,
Goldblatt, Greenspan and Gross: ‘The Four G’s’ of the
McGill Medicine Class of 1916.” Canadian Jewish
Historical Society Journal vol. 6 (1982): 17-32.
171. Sharp, Rosalie, Irving Abella and Edwin Goodman, eds.
Growing Up Jewish: Canadians Tell Their Own Stories.
Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1997.
Biography 21
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172. Siekman, Philip. “The Bronfmans: An Instinct for
Dynasty.” Fortune, November, December, 1966.
173. Smith, Cameron. Unfinished Journey: The Lewis
Family. Toronto: Summerhill Press, 1989.
174. Smith, Cherie. Mendel’s Children: A Family Encounter.
Calgary: University of Calgary Press, 1997.
175. Tessier, Albert. “Deux enrichis, Aaron Hart et Nicolas
Montour.” Les cahiers des dix vol. 3 (1968): 217-42.
175a. Tracey, Lindalee. A Scattering of Seeds: The Creation of
Canada. Toronto: McArthur and Company, 1999.
176. Trépanier, Léon. “Un Montréalais du siècle dernier:
l’immigrant juif, Louis Marchand.” Les cahiers des dix
vol. 30 (1965): 131-48.
177. Tulchinsky, Gerald. “Goldwin Smith: Victorian
Canadian Antisemite.” Antisemitism in Canada: History
and Interpretation. Ed. Alan Davies. Waterloo, Ont.:
Wilfrid Laurier University Press, 1992. 67-91.
178. Wasserstein, Bernard. The Secret Lives of Trebitsch
Lincoln. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1988.
179. Yanofsky, Joel. Architect of a Community: The Manny
Batshaw Story. Montreal: Batshaw Book Committee,1999.
See also: 83a, 125, 319a, 325, 326, 329, 342, 343, 345, 346,
347, 399, 504, 512, 539, 579, 550b, 580, 584a, 684, 739, 741,
1142, 1155, 1203, 1220, 1247, 1338, 1424, 1454, 1520, 1524.


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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.
Year in Review 201
1473. —. “Canada.” American Jewish Year Book vol. 81
(1981): 183-91.
1474. —. “Canada.” American Jewish Year Book vol. 82
(1982): 178-86.
1475. —. “Canada.” American Jewish Year Book vol. 84
(1984): 175-86.
1476. Fenson, Melvin. “Canada.” American Jewish Year Book
vol. 75 (1974-75): 317-58.
1477. Kayfetz, Benjamin G. “Canada.” “Canada.” American
Jewish Year Book vol. 66 (1965): 320-32.
1478. —. “Canada.” American Jewish Year Book vol. 67
(1966): 275-83.
1479. —. “Canada.” American Jewish Year Book vol. 68
(1967): 384-93.
1480. —. “Canada.” American Jewish Year Book vol. 69
(1968): 384-93.
1481. Solomon, M. Michael. “Canada.” American Jewish
Year Book vol. 70 (1969): 354-64.
1482. —. “Canada.” American Jewish Year Book vol. 71
(1970): 354-64.
1483. —. “Canada.” American Jewish Year Book vol. 72
(1971): 273-87.
1484. Waller, Harold M. “Canada.” American Jewish Year
Book vol. 86 (1986): 231-46.
1485. —. “Canada.” American Jewish Year Book vol. 87
(1987): 195-207.
1486. —. “Canada.” American Jewish Year Book vol. 88
(1988): 245-58.
1487. —. “Canada.” American Jewish Year Book vol. 89
(1989): 255-69.
1488. —. “Canada.” American Jewish Year Book vol. 90
(1990): 227-44.
1489. —. “Canada.” American Jewish Year Book vol. 91
(1991): 301-20.
1490. —. “Canada.” American Jewish Year Book vol. 92
(1992): 285-302.
1491. —. “Canada.” American Jewish Year Book vol. 93
(1993): 215-31.
1492. —. “Canada.” American Jewish Year Book vol. 94
(1994): 229-47.
1493. —. “Canada.” American Jewish Year Book vol. 95
(1995): 209-26.
1494. —. “Canada.” American Jewish Year Book vol. 96
(1996): 195-212.
1495. —. “Canada.” American Jewish Year Book vol. 97
(1997): 241-56.
1496. —. “Canada.” American Jewish Year Book vol. 98
(1998): 191-210.
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Year in Review

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.”
Morasha. February, 1998. 4-10.
587. Aboud, Frances E. and Shelagh A. Skerry. “Self and
Ethnic Concepts in Relation to Ethnic Constancy.”
Canadian Journal of Behaviourial Science vol. 15
(1983): 14-26.
588. Adams, Carol Markstrom and Melanie Smith. “Identity
Formation and Religious Orientation Among High
School Students from the United States and Canada.”
Journal of Adolescence vol. 19 (1996): 247-61.
589. Barsky, Robert F. “Refugees from Israel: A Threat to
Canadian Jewish Identity?” Multiculturalism, Jews, and
Identities in Canada. Ed. Howard Adelman and John H.
Simpson. Jerusalem: Magnes Press, The Hebrew
University, 1996. 219-62.
590. Clodman, Joel and Leo Davids. “Correlates of
Religiosity and Ethnic Identity: The Case of Toronto’s
‘In-reach’ Jewish University Students.” The Changing
Jewish Community. Ed. Stuart Schoenfeld. Toronto:
York University Institute for Behaviourial Research,
1983. 23-39.
Identity    83
591. Cohen, Steven M. Jewish Identity in Canada: National
Character, Regional Diversity and Emerging Trends.
Montreal: CRB Foundation, 1991.
592. Darroch, Gordon. “Urban Ethnicity in Canada: Personal
Assimilation and Political Communities.” Canadian
Review of Sociological Anthropology vol. 18 (1981): 93-100.
593. Driedger, Leo. “Jewish Identity: The Maintenance of
Urban Religious and Ethnic Boundaries.” Ethnic and
Racial Studies vol. 3 (1980): 67-88.
594. Fathi, Asghar. “Some Aspects of Changing Ethnic
Identity of Canadian Jewish Youth.” Jewish Social
Studies vol. 34 (1972): 23-30. 
595. Feuerverger, Grace. “Jewish Canadian Ethnic Identity
and Non-Native Language Learning: A Social-
Psychological Study.” Journal of Multilingual and
Multicultural Development vol. 10 (1989): 327-57.
596. Glassman, Janna Stark. The Relationship Between
Jewish Ethnic and Religious Identity. MA Thesis,
University of British Columbia, 1993. 
597. Glickman, Yaacov. Organizational Indicators and
Social Correlates of Collective Jewish Identity. Ph.D.
Diss. University of Toronto, 1976.
598. Greenstein, Michael. “Beyond the Ghetto and the
Garrison: Jewish Canadian Boundaries.” Mosaic vol. 14
(1981): 121-30.
599. Hirschberg, Jack. “Religious Education and Jewish
Ethnic Identity.” Essays in the Social Scientific Study of
Judaism and Jewish Society. Ed. Simcha Fishbane, Jack
84 CJS/ÉJC
Identity    85
Lightstone, and Victor Levin. Montreal: Concordia
University, 1990. 251-76.
600. Kallen, Evelyn. Spanning the Generations: A Study in
Jewish Identity. Canadian Social Problems Series.
Toronto: Longman Canada, 1977.
601. Luther, Michael Levi. “Jewish Identity and Self-Hatred
in College Students: Two Small Studies a Generation
Apart.” Essays in the Social Scientific Study of Judaism
and Jewish Society. Vol. 2. Ed. Simcha Fishbane and
Stuart Schoenfeld. Hoboken: Ktav, 1992. 183-98.
602. Magat, Ilan Natan. Home as the Meeting of Heaven and
Earth. Ph.D. Diss. University of Alberta, 1995.
603. Medjuck, Sheva. “Jewish Survival in Small
Communities in Canada.” Canadian Jewry Today:
Who’s Who in Canadian Jewry. Ed. Edmond Y. Lipsitz.
Downsview: J.E.S.L. Publications, 1989. 52-59. Also in
The Jews in Canada. Ed. Robert Brym, William Shaffir
and Morton Weinfeld. Toronto: Oxford University
Press, 1993. 363-78.
604. Moghaddam, Fathali M. “The Warped Looking Glass:
How Minorities Perceive Themselves, Believe They
Are Perceived, and Are Perceived.” Canadian Ethnic
Studies vol. 26 (1994): 112-23.
605. Morasha. Toronto: Council of Jewish Federations 
of Canada, Commission on Jewish Identity and 
Continuity, 1994.
606. Pennacchio, Luigi G. “The Defense of Identity: Ida
Siegel and the Jews of Toronto Versus the Assimilation
Attempts of the Public School and Its Allies, 1900-
86 CJS/ÉJC
1920.” Canadian Jewish Historical Society Journal vol.
9 (1985): 41-60.
607. Rodal, Alti. “L’identité juive.” Juifs et réalités juives au
Québec. Ed. Pierre Anctil and Gary Caldwell. Montréal:
Institut québécois de recherche sur la culture, 1984. 19-52.
608. Salutin, Rick. Marginal Notes: Challenges to the
Mainstream. Toronto: Lester and Orpen Dennys, 1984. 
609. Schoenfeld, Stuart. Canadian Jewry Facing the 21st
Century. Toronto: Department of Sociology, York
University, 1996.
610. —. An Invitation to a Discussion: A Perspective on
Assimilation, Intermarriage and Jewish Identity in
Ontario. Toronto: Canadian Jewish Congress, Ontario
Region, 1987. 
611. —. “Reluctant Cosmopolitans: The Impact of
Continentalism, Multiculturalism and Globalization on
Jewish Identity in Canada.” National Variations in
Jewish Identity: Implications for Jewish Education. Ed.
Steven M. Cohen and Gabriel Horenczyk. New York:
SUNY Press, 1999. 137-55.
612. Sev’er, Aysan, Wsevolod W. Isajiw and Leo Driedger.
“Anomie as Powerlessness: Sorting Ethnic Group
Prestige, Class and Gender.” Canadian Ethnic Studies
vol. 25 (1993): 84-99.
613. Shaffir, William. “Safeguarding a Distinctive Identity:
Hasidic Jews in Montreal.” Renewing Our Days:
Montreal Jews in the Twentieth Century. Ed. Ira
Robinson and Mervin Butovsky. Montreal: Véhicule
Press, 1995. 75-94. 
Identity 87
613a. —. “Hasidic Jews: Social Boundaries and Institutional
Development as Mechanisms of Identity Control.”
Jewish Survival: The Identity Problem at the Close of
the Twentieth Century. Ed. Ernest Krausz and Gitta
Tulea. New Brunswick, N.J.: Transaction, 1998. 207-25. 
614. Sigal, John, David August and Joseph Beltempo.
“Impact of Jewish Education on Jewish Identification in
a Group of Adolescents.” Jewish Social Studies vol. 43
(1981): 229-36. 
615. Taieb-Carlen, Sarah. Assessment of a Small Group Ethnic
Identity: The Jews in North Africa and the North
African Jews in Toronto. Ph.D. Diss. York University,
1989. 
616. —. “Le maintien de l’identité ethnique chez les juifs
nord-africains de Toronto.” Les Juifs du Maghreb: dias-
poras contemporaines. Ed. Jean-Claude Lasry and
Claude Tapia. Paris: l’Harmattan and Montréal: Presses
de l’Université de Montréal, 1989. 103-50. 
617. Train, Kelly Amanda. “Race, Community and Jewish
Identity: Problematizing the Construction of Jewish
Community.” Association Paper. American
Sociological Association, 1997.
618. Waller, Harold. “Jewish Identity on Canadian
Campuses.” Zionist Ideas vol. 20 (1992): 73-80.
See also: 43, 49, 231, 236, 241, 242, 245, 262, 277, 283, 326,
381, 426, 429, 447, 484, 544, 544a, 611, 725, 760, 773, 779,
782, 790, 808, 815, 900, 903, 914, 917, 931, 958, 959, 969,
1031, 1074, 1082, 1095, 1195, 1267, 1271a, 1298, 1332, 1335a,
1023a, 1335a, 1386, 1397, 1512.


Identity

Interfaith Relations    99
See also: 274, 395, 475, 670, 692a, 744, 764, 923, 941, 1005,
1122, 1134, 1135, 1136, 1137, 1138, 1141, 1143, 1144, 1159,
1163, 1209.
INTERFAITH RELATIONS (See also Intercultural Relations)
691. Ages, Arnold. The United Church Observer and the
State of Israel. Toronto: ADL Basic Documents, 1971.
692. Bédard, Emile. Les amitiés judéo-chrétiennes de
Québec. MA Thesis. University of Ottawa, 1972.
692a. Chrostowski, Waldemar. “Z praktyki dialogu katolicko-
judaistycznego i polsko-zydowskiego w Kanadzie i
USA [On the practice of Catholic-Jewish and Polish-
Jewish dialogue in Canada and the USA].” Collectanea
Theologica vol. 68 (1998) 105-34. 
693. Communicating Faith in a Multicultural Society.
Toronto: Canadian Council of Christians and Jews,
1978.
694. Davies, Alan T. and Marilyn F. Nefsky. “The Church of
England in Canada and the Jewish Plight during the
Nazi Era, 1933-1945.” Canadian Jewish Historical
Society Journal vol. 10 (1988): 1-19. 
695. —. How Silent Were the Churches? Canadian
Protestantism and the Jewish Plight during the Nazi
Era. Waterloo, Ont.: Wilfrid Laurier University Press, 1997.
695a. —. “How Silent Were the Churches? Canadian
Protestantism and the Jewish Plight during the Nazi Era:
Notes on Method.” Reference Librarian vols. 61-
62(1998): 83-88.
100 CJS/ÉJC
696. —. “The United Church and the Jewish Plight During
the Nazi Era, 1933-1945.” Canadian Jewish Historical
Society Journal vol. 8 (1984): 55-72.
697. Dekar, Paul R. “From Jewish Mission to Inner City
Mission: The Scott Mission and Its Antecedents in
Toronto, 1908 to 1964.” Canadian Protestant and
Catholic Missions, 1820-1860’s: Historical Essays in
Honour of John Webster Grant. Ed. John S. Moir and
C.C. McIntire. Toronto Studies in Religion. Vol. 3. New
York: Peter Lang, 1988. 245-66.
698. Flamengo, Marya. “Catholic Resonances in the Poetry
of A.M. Klein.” A.M. Klein Symposium. Ed. Seymour
Mayne. Ottawa: University of Ottawa Press, 1975. 65-73.
699. Gaudin, Gary A. “Protestant Church/Jewish State: The
United Church of Canada, Israel and the Palestinian
Refugees Revisited.” Studies in Religion vol. 24 (1995):
179-91. 
700. Marie-Noëlle, Sr. “Le dialogue judéo-chrétien et la
guerre de six jours.” L’Etoile de David et la fleur de lys:
troisième cahier du cercle juif de langue française. Ed.
V.M.H. Rodriguez. Montréal: Editions du jour, 1969.
701. Nefsky, Marilyn F. “The Shadow of Evil: Nazism and
Canadian Protestantism.” Antisemitism in Canada:
History and Interpretation. Ed. Alan Davies. Waterloo,
Ont.: Wilfrid Laurier University Press, 1992. 197-225.
702. —. “The Shut Doors of Mercy: Attitudes Among the
Canadian Churches to the Refugee Crisis During the
Nazi Era.” False Havens: The British Empire and the
Holocaust. Ed. Paul Bartrop. Studies in the Shoah. Vol.
10. Lanham: University Press of America, 1995. 99-125.
Israel    101
703. Slonim, Reuben. Family Quarrel: The United Church
and the Jews. Toronto: Clarke, Irwin, 1977.
703a. Stern, Harry Joshua. Entrusted with Spiritual Leadership.
New York: Bloch Publishing Company, 1961.
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See also: 47, 48, 255, 266, 418, 418a, 444, 453, 475, 518, 519,
520, 569, 930, 1027, 1113, 1289, 1410.
ISRAEL (See also Middle East Politics; Zionism)
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