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1936

CL1PTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO

PEDETROITIEVISIICARONICLE

May 22, 1936

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Christian Century
Makes Itself Plain

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decent, all that was of good re-
port, all that had the upward
glance and the spirit of humanity
among their own, the German peo-
ple.
• • •
Jacob Wassermann will remain
for ages symbol and warning. He
accepted in an honorable sense the
plain implications of the liberal-
istic era. He was not like Lissauer
or Borchardt or Andre Maurois a
Jew hidden and ashamed, a Jew
trying to pass himself off as in-
digenously Austrian or German or
French. Ile was above that. The
first work that brought him into
general notice was by name and
substance a Jewish work, namely,
"The Jews of Zirndorf;" on his
dying bed were Jewish histories
and documents from which he
hoped to form a great epical and
mythical novel to be calleds"Ahas-
verus." And one has but to read
the unhappily neglected volume of
collected essays and discourses
(Lebenedienst, "In Life's Service")
to see how year in and year out
by declaration and through con-
troversy he affirmed and re-
affirmed his conception of his Jew-
ishness.
That conception was the highest
conception of the liberalistic
period. It began with the anima-
tion of his Jewishness. Yes, he
said, my tireless passion for jus-
tice, other qualities within me too,
I recognize as native to my Jewish
blood and as, at least in a high
and mythic sense, Oriental. But
for half a thousand years my peo-
ple, my clan and family, have
lived in Franconia. That is the
only homeland I know, its land-
scape. speech, folklore, history,
have shaped me, have interpene-
trated me, have become as large
a part of me as that other and
more remote inheritance. Hence I
speak, live, create as both German
and Jew, as a Jewish German or
a German Jew. And since this
symbiosis has demonstrably taken
place in me, it can in others. Such
was his theory according to which
he lived and created.
• • •

antique period." Wassermann
smiled that shy and childlike smile,
which was characteristic of him:
"In that case," said he, "I might
as well hang myself on the nearest
tree." . .. He dared not be the
Jew he was. Ile had, in common
parlance, to lean over • backward
being German. He had to illustrate
his theory. Ile was, I say that
deliberately, probably the highest
literary genius, except only Bialik,
which the Jews have produced in
many generations. His works,
noble and full of the elements of
greatness, are never truly great,
truly whole, t:.uly . of a piece.

honorary president of the New
ground for tolerance" and that Jersey branch of the League which
this would be the "cultural in- she helped to organize in 1929.
terpenetration" to which it re- Mrs. ,Abrahams is also a member
of the national board of directors
ferred so often in its previous of the National Council of Jewish
editorial. It is all a bit con- women. She is a vice president of
fusing. The Jew will never the New Jersey conference of the
command the respect of the Council and the past president of
the Newark section of the Coun-
non-Jewish culture in which he cil.
lives," say the editors, "so long
Active in Hadassah, Mrs. Abra-
as he huddles by himself nursing
hams is at present serving as vice-
I cannot deny myself the mel-
The spring water of Frankenmuth
his own 'uniqueness.' cherishing president of the Newark chapter.
ancholy pleasure of translating
used exclusively for Frankenmuth
the last paragraph of the exqui-
his tradition as something which She also holds memberships in a
of other community move-
site preface which Thomas Mann
beer is practically the same as the
is precious to him, but in the number
ments and in the Essex County
contributes
to
Frau
Marta
Was-
water of Munich, Germany. That's
nature of things cannot be con- College Women's Club.
sermann's book: "This is my
what gives Frankenmuth beer its
veyed to others, nor partici-
greeting to you in Eternity, dear
Born in Philadelphia in 1891,
To be continued when your
Munich flavor. You won't find another
pated in by others."
Jacob. No. More than that. How
Mrs. Abrahams, whose maiden
beer anywhere that has such a dis-
long will it be before I,, am where
foray needs it most
This, of course, is the height name was Fay Burger, was edu-
you
are
and
whence
we
all
come?
cated
in
the
Philadelphia
High
tinctive old world flavor as Old
of unrealism. First of all
For we are all of one substance
School for Girls, and received her
Frankenmuth Lager.
what the editors are looking for A B degree in 1912 from Swarth-
and of one spirit. Nor will those
or just • few onus a day you can have your salary
is
not
a
totalitarianism
but
the
more
College.
She
also
did
post
be
forgiven
who
in
blasphemers
continued for a year or more after your death. What
their shameful cruelty deny that
exact opposite of it because un- graduate work in Montclair State
• wonderful help this will be to your wife and children!
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itAnInNatUte Wen
They will be able to meet current bill.. to pay the rent or
The memorable last greeting of
In addition to her interest in
I understand the term the Jews social work, Mrs. Abrahams takes
meet the payments coming due on the house. They will
a great German to • great Jew.
(Copyright, 1535, S. A. F. S .)
would be more Jewish-con- deep interest in music. She has
be able to buy food and clothing. In the course of the
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year they should be able to edit* themselves to the new
tine
and
has
traveled
extensively
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• • •
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Generally speaking, this has
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been
a
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torical experience of the Jews. ideal through 2500 ' years of
shown a devotion on the part of
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• • •
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educational
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is something else. This we have
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always done and will continue careers, are as follows: Charlotte
The theory is fallacious. But it
Barak, Lenora Bayles, Eileen
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their retell.. In their Old Country
Blumberg, June Cantor, Anna is not ignoble. It is fallacious not
call
of
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our
community
and thencontinue tunic Journey fnont
on
account
of
Nar.i
brutality
or
However,
the
editors
do
make
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has heard the plea of refugees,
vulgarity. It is fallacious in itself.
"1•141.11NIAl• and "KOSCIUSZKIII . which
of men, women and children—
statesmen. Some veteran English themselves clear on one impor- Disner, Vivian Ellenson, Mildred Jacob Wassermann never attained
maintain A itroi (.Alt SI:MICE TO
JAFFA and HAIFA. '
of the tick and the maimed—
difference, may have seen in him diplomats whispered that this bent tant point and that is that the Frank, Sylvia Firestone, Bette true ease. He had to live his the-
Geltner, Virginia Golden, Rahl
of the poor and the handi-
merely an epicurean undisturbed little Jew reminded them of Dis- "C hrist i an totalitarianism" Greenbaum, Shirley Hertzberg, ory. Ile could never let himself
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capped—of the old and the
by human and national tragedies, raeli in his most brilliant period. which they seek postulates a Shirley Imber, Lucille Kavanau, merely be. There is a frightful
orphaned. And it must be a
During the protracted negotiations
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immersed only in his own intel- which preceded the Balfour Decla- regimentation of everything to Marion Lewis, Nathalie Light- sense of strain and exorbitance in
fine
satisfaction to know we
his life and in all his works. The
lectual tribulations. But petty ration it was Sokolow, perhaps Christianity, including Judaism. stone, Lois Linden, Ruth Nagler, constant temptation-which he had
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have succeeded.
Sylvia
Schlossberg,
Bernice
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mentalities could not understand even more than Weizmann, who It is, therefore, the plain intent
Sorock, Betty Vineberg, Bertha to repell was the temptation of a
Sokolow's Weltanschauung, h i won the sympathy of prominent
Detroit hears! Its conscience
more integrated, of a more total
phenomenal erudition, the histori- British Jewish figures, therefore of The Christian Century that Whitestone and Ethel Winston.
Jewishness . . We were sitting speaks! The answer is a success-
cal perspective that made him indifferent to Jewish national as- the Jews of America, if they
together one day. A friend said: ful Allied Jewish Campaign--Bet-
A
"Who's
Who
in
Palestine"
is
think in centuries, continents and pirations in Palestine. Weizmann's are to expect tolerance, must
"The Jewish people have produced ter Jews—Better American Citi-
nations rather than in days and gains in the political work with be prepared to sumbit to con- being prepared by Dr. S. Wein- no first-rate writers since their zens!
individual species.
Balfour, Lloyd George and others version. It is artless to say that berg.
The biographer will have to stu- were consolidated and strengthened
dy the history of Hebrew literature by the subsequent personal contact Christians offer us the same
and of the cultural and national of Sokolow with these statesmen. opportunity. If the Christian
Century means by "Jewish to-
political revival of the Jewish
One-Man League
people in the last half century to
When the French and Italian talarianism" the regimentation
find the record of Sokolow's many- governments had to be communi- of Christians to Judaism, this
sided life. For since his early cated with and the lacking for
youth he had given freely and the impending Balfour Declaration is a small minority and the idea
recklessly of his intellectual gifts, had to be secured it was Sokolow, of regimenting one hundred
keeping no account of his dona- as much at home at Paris and million Christians is beyond
tions. 1 have the impression that Rome as at Tandem who carried the bounds of credence. More-
at times he himself smiled at his on the negotiations. The editor of
multitudinous activities. In ap- Hatzefirah penetrated even the over, Christians would repud-
praising his own life and achieve- Vatican in order to obtain the iate such efforts. Instead of
ments he used the perspective Pope's approval for the Zionist creating tolerance, this sort of
which future centuries will use, he negotiations with the British Jewish totalitarianism would
knew that in a world history even government. Later at the Paris
a Sokolow must content himself Peace Conference he nego- create an intensive anti-Semitic
with a brief footnote. That is why tiated tactfully and confident- movement. It might createtol-
he did not attempt to build his own ly with the representatives of the erance among the editors of
monument.
various old and new nations—the the Christian Century but cer-
This versatile litterateur and personification of Diaspora Jewry, tainly not among Christians at
scholar had never bothered to col- a one-man Jewish League of Na- large.
lect the enormous output of his tions, speaking the languages and
If there is any doubt left as
prolific pen in book form. In these familiar with the political and cul-
days, when even mediocre jour- tural history of all nations, a per- to the implication of the edi-
nalists and political ward leaders sonality of amazing resourceful- torial it is at once dispelled by
collect their banal utterances in ness, unshakable patience, imper- a simple sentence which reads:
pretentious volumes for the ''bene- turbable philosophic calm and su-
fit" of future generations, Nahum preme confidence in the ultimate "The Christian world would
Sokolow's valuable contributions to triumph of Jewish national aspira- like to know what specific vat (
modern Jewish literature lie scat- tions.
ties Judaism has to contribute
tered between dusty covers of in-
It is a few years since I saw to civilization which Christian.
numerable Hebrew, German and him at his London home, called
English periodicals. That which is Ilatzefirah, after the first Hebrew ity does not likewise possess."
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outweigh the scattered comments left him; there he devoted himself challenge of The Christian Cen-
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his age. His biographer will re- sician, who accompanied her il-
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