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...Jonathan Schorsch As a part of “Xenophilia: A Symposium on Xenophobia’s Contrary” in Common Knowledge , this essay examines the interest in, affection for, friendship with, and romanticization of Native Americans by Jews in the United States since the 1960s. The affinity is frequent among Jews...

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... of the “Ritchie Boys,” German-speaking Americans, many of them Jews, who served the American military during World War II. After the war (and how I wish I could have witnessed this scene), he took part in the interrogation of Nazis being tried at Nuremberg as war criminals. Adolf comes to mind as I begin...

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... subcamp at Birkenau constructed for the massive influx of Hungarian Jews. Why these continental American references? The topology of the camp has Kanada and Mexico linked by an unnamed territory. Was this gallows humor? Was the United States—land of the free—the unnamed...

... Americans, Jews, and a plethora of others. Edward Said in Orientalism in Said Edward ofothers. aplethora and Jews, ­Americans, ), ), 1...

...: The Tragedy of of the British Academy 65 (1979): 719–35. Success, 1880s–1980s (Cambridge, MA: ABT, 1988), 204–5. From the perspective of the American university today, the notion of, so to 366 speak, legalized physical assault seems almost...

... at the Vatican to commemo- rate the Shoah, the lighting of the menorah in the Vatican Gardens on the fifti- eth anniversary of the State of Israel, the placing in the North American College in Rome of a menorah on the occasion of Holocaust Day in 1999. These are but a few of the many steps that have...

... and other members of an American Academy of Religion panel to whom I presented a paper in 2017 about Soloveitchik s commentary on Matthew. 59. On Frommann, see The Life Story of H. C. Immanuel Frommann, and Wolfson, Immanuel Frommann s Com- mentary on Luke and the Christianizing of Kabbalah, 171 222. Cf...

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... battlefield anticipating. battlefield the on Americans describes Schantz friends,” which and families with reunion for hope of “full state a as never and desires, and hopes youthful of end the as follows: as life Elik’s of minutes last the “. . . and then describes nothing...

... battlefield anticipating. battlefield the on Americans describes Schantz friends,” which and families with reunion for hope of “full state a as never and desires, and hopes youthful of end the as follows: as life Elik’s of minutes last the “. . . and then describes nothing...

... battlefield anticipating. battlefield the on Americans describes Schantz friends,” which and families with reunion for hope of “full state a as never and desires, and hopes youthful of end the as follows: as life Elik’s of minutes last the “. . . and then describes nothing...

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... battlefield anticipating. battlefield the on Americans describes Schantz friends,” which and families with reunion for hope of “full state a as never and desires, and hopes youthful of end the as follows: as life Elik’s of minutes last the “. . . and then describes nothing...

... battlefield anticipating. battlefield the on Americans describes Schantz friends,” which and families with reunion for hope of “full state a as never and desires, and hopes youthful of end the as follows: as life Elik’s of minutes last the “. . . and then describes nothing...

..., and other writings battlefield anticipating. battlefield the on Americans describes Schantz friends,” which and families with reunion...

... battlefield anticipating. battlefield the on Americans describes Schantz friends,” which and families with reunion for hope of “full state a as never and desires, and hopes youthful of end the as follows: as life Elik’s of minutes last the “. . . and then describes nothing...

... battlefield anticipating. battlefield the on Americans describes Schantz friends,” which and families with reunion for hope of “full state a as never and desires, and hopes youthful of end the as follows: as life Elik’s of minutes last the “. . . and then describes nothing...