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Center
Database
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| Course Name |
Professor |
Institution |
Download file |
| Jewish History from Medieval Times to the Present |
Aviva Ben-Ur |
UMass Amherst |
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| American Jewish Culture | Jonathan Sarna | Brandeis University | text or rtf |
| The Making of the American Jew | Jonathan Sarna | Brandeis University | text or rtf |
| American Judaism | Jonathan Sarna | Brandeis University | text or rtf |
| Jewish-Christian Relations in the United States | Jonathan Sarna | Brandeis University | text or rtf |
| Women in American Jewish History | Regina Stein | Temple University | text or rtf |
| American Jewish History - Fall 2005 | William Toll | University of Oregon | text or pdf |
| American Judaism - Spring 2006 | Jonathan Sarna | Brandeis University | text or pdf |
| Orthodoxy in America - Spring 2006 | Adam Mintz | Brooklyn College | |
| The Jewish Experience in America - Fall 2004 | Aviva Ben-Ur | UMass Amherst | |
| American Jewish Diversity - Spring 2003 | Aviva Ben-Ur | UMass Amherst | |
The Jewish Community of New York-1654 to the Present - Fall 2002 |
Aviva Ben-Ur | The National University of Ireland, Galway | |
| American Jewish History | Marc Dollinger | San Francisco State Unversity | |
| The American Jewish Experience - Spring 2006 | Cynthia Peterman | Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School | text or pdf |
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