American Jewish Committee
Books
- Religious liberty in the 1990s
- Organizational affiliation of American Jews
- Planning for the future of European Jewry
- יחסים בין יהודים וערבים ישראליים
- The world of the 1970s
- Mabaṭ aḥer
- A viewer's guide to Holocaust
- Swiss attitudes toward Jews and the Holocaust
- The pen is mightier
- Jewish studies of peace and post-war problems
- The Middle East ferment
- PANORAMA DE LOS JUDIOS DE EUROPA ORIENTAL
- Attitudes toward Jews in Argentina public-opinion survey
- Communautés juives
- The treatment of Jewish themes in Slovak schools
- The Transatlantic Institute dedication
- The American Jewish year book
- Old patterns and new perspectives
- Židovská tématika na slovenských školách
- Religious liberty and the law
- What being Jewish means to me
- My AJC years
- The American Jewish Committee
- Report of the conference on group life in America, Arden House. [Harriman, New York] November 1956
- Europe versus intolerance
- The brothers' war
- The people take the lead
- What is behind the Kremlin's latest march of crime?
- Syria, Syrian Jews, and the peace process
- The changing shape of Holocaust memory
- The Institute on American Jewish-Israeli Relations
- Religion and public education
- From marginality to involvement
- Jewish economic dependency and dislocation
- Teaching the Holocaust in the elementary school
- The civil rights story, 1956
- The treatment of Jewish themes in Hungarian schools
- The component of Jewish identity
- 1998 annual survey of American Jewish opinion
- American Jewish attitudes toward Israel and the peace process
- Israel in the media
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