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Howard Sachar's `Modern Jewish
History' Publishe d as Paperback

First issued by World Pub-
lishing Co. as a hard-covered
book, "The Course of Modern
Jewish History," by Dr. Howard
Morley Sachar, makes its appear-
ance as a paperback, having just
come off the press of Delta
„Books (750
3rd, NY17).
This 63 0-
page compre-
hensive h i s -
tory com -
mences with
the era of the
French Revo-
lution and
continues
through t h e
Dr. Sachar
various inter-
vening stages through the re-
birth of the Jewish State.
Facilitated and preceded, as
the author indicates in his
preface, by such historians as
Dubnow, Elbogen, Klausner and
Baron in Russia, Poland, Ger-
many, Israel and the United
States, he has made use of thous-
ands of monographs in a wide
variety of sources for the com-
pilation of this extensive work.

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Dr. Sachar places emphasis
on his effort "to demonstrate
the interaction between Jew-
ish and non-Jewish factors:"
He declares that "Jewish his-
tory cannot be understood
without an evaluation of the
influence of non-Jewish fac-
tors.," that "nowhere is it
more transparently evident
than in the modern period."
Dr. Sachar's history deals with
various aspects of Jewish life,
with the impact of emancipation
and the end of archaic disabili-
ties, the Jewish Socialist move-
ment, the migrations and the
settlement of Jews in America.
Considerable interest w i 11
emerge from this history in rela-
tion to its treatment of the Jew-
ish labor movement, the extent
of anti-Semitic movements in
this country and the story of
East European Jewry's status
between the world wars.
Zionism, the Palestine Man-
date, the Nazi onslaught, the
Hitler movement to m a k e
Europe Judenrein, the formu-
lation of the "Final Solution"
and related subjects are among
the thoroughly analyzed his-
torical developments.
The growth of the American
Jewish community forms an im-
portant chapter. The emergence
of the State of Israel as well as
Israel's status in an area of
Arab hostility is part of this
extensive modern history.

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operations.
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performance, the_ villain met
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people, that another enjoyed the
exercise of their inherent natural
rights. For happily the Govern-
ment of the United States, which
gives to bigotry no sanction, to
persecution no assistance, re-
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under its protection should de-
mean themselves as good citi-
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members and friends attended the affair in the Adas Shalom
Social Hall, which celebrated Israel's 15'th anniversary.

WASHINGTON, (JTA ) —Rhode
Island Senators Claiborne Pell
and John 0. Pastore introduced
a bill to re-design the five-cent
regular postage stamp, bearing
the picture of George Washing-
ton, to incorporate Washington's
words, "To Bigotry No Sanction."
Washington wrote this phrase
in a letter to the Jewish com-
munity of Newport, R. I., after
visiting the famous Touro Syna-
gogue, now a national historic
shrine. Pell told the Senate that
"today this philosophy is just as
meaningful as it was then, and I
urge this legislation, so that all
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minded of the high ideals of the
founding fathers of our c _ ountry."
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