Introduction to the Series

Preface

1. The Memoirs and Scrapbooks of the late Dr. Joseph Isaac Bluestone of New York City

Hyman B. Grinstein

2. Protofundamentalism's Attitudes Toward Zionism, 1878-1918

David A. Rausch

3. The Reaction of Reform Judaism in America to Political Zionism (1897-1922)

Naomi Wiener Cohen

4. The Maccabean's Message: A Study in American Zionism Until World War I

Naomi W. Cohen

5. In Search of a New Zion: New Light on Brandeis' Road to Zionism

Allon Gal

6. Brandeis' Role in American Zionism Historically Reconsidered

Evyatar Friesel

7. The Americanization of Zionism, 1880-1930

Ben Halpern

8. The Brandeis-Weizmann Dispute

George L. Berlin

9. The King-Crane Commission of 1919: The Articulation of Political Anti-Zionism

Stuart E. Knee

10. Franklin D. Roosevelt and Zionism-The War-Time Record

Selig Adler

11. Anti-Zionism in a Key United States Diplomat: Loy Henderson at the End of World War II

Allen H. Podet

12. Truman and the State Department: The Palestine Trusteeship Proposal, March 1948

Michael J. Cohen

13. American Catholic Attitudes Toward the Zionist Movement and the Jewish State as Reflected in the Pages of America, Commonweal, and the Catholic World, 1945-1976

David G. Singer

14. Protestant America and the Rebirth of Israel

William L. Burton

15. Towards Unity: Zionist and Non-Zionist Cooperation, 1941-1942

Isaac Neustadt-Noy

16. Ben-Gurion, Silver, and the 1941 UPA National Conference for Palestine: A Turning Point in American Zionist History

Monty Noam Penkower

17. American Zionism and the Rescue of European Jewry: An Ideological Perspective

Aaron Berman

18. In Dramatic Dissent: The Bergson Boys

Monty Noam Penkower

19. The American Zionist Emergency Council: An Analysis of a Pressure Group

Doreen Bierbrier

20. The Limits of American Jewish Political Power: America's Retreat from Partition, November 1947-March 1948

Zvi Ganin

21. A Cause in Search of Itself: American Zionism After the State

Melvin I. Urofsky

Index