From the American Scene: A Pulpit in the South by Harry L. Golden It had been an ordeal for both Rabbi Geller and Mr. Morris Witcoff, president of Temple Emanu-El, “The Jewish Reform…
On the Horizon: Lord Jowitt and the Case of Alger Hiss by James Grossman When Lord Jowitt's book, The Strange Case of Alger Hiss, was about to appear in America, the copies that had…
The Study of Man: More Insanity Than a Century Ago? by Nathan Glazer The various social sciences, like all disciplines possessing an individual history and a corps of specially trained practitioners, ask their…
Dictators, Democracy, and Latin American Jewry:Some Political Paradoxes of Our Hemisphere by Benno Weiser At the height of the excitement over Soviet anti-Semitism, a South American delegate to the UN said to me, “You…
How We Live Now in America:Some Unprophesied Fruits of the Machine Age by Granville Hicks Around our house in upstate New York are lawn and flower gardens and a kitchen garden, but beyond this small…
Our Changing Ideals, as Seen on TV:The Father on the Hearth by Norman Podhoretz At least fifty plays are produced on television every week.
Politics and the Constitution in the History of the United States, by William Winslow Crosskey by Commentary Bk
The Crisis Behind Russia’s Slowdown:Negotiation Now: Its Uses and Limits by Richard Lowenthal Western observers often fail to notice new trends in Soviet affairs because they crop up in unexpected places.
The Illusions of the Intelligentsia:The Moral Question and the Secularists by Robert E. Fitch It was the good fortune of this American republic that its founders were members of an intelligentsia.
The Issue Between Judaism and Christianity:Facing Up to the Unresolvable Difference by Jacob Taubes For all the current popularity of the term “Judeo-Christian” tradition, the differences between the Jewish and Christian religions are not…
The Jews in the Soviet Satellites, by Peter Meyer, Bernard D. Weinryb, Eugene Duschinsky, Nicolas Sylvain by Henry L. Roberts
The New Germany and Her Remaining Jews:A Reporter’s Notebook by Hal Lehrman Düsseldorf (late August): Fists still swing freely in Germany.
