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a Torah scholar.
New York
These are among roughly 2,700
new entries in the new edition, to
he editors of the
be published Dec. 8 by Macmillan
Encyclopaedia Judaica
Reference USA and Israel's Keter
have confronted a whole new Publishing. The 22 volumes contain
world.
more than 21,000 entries on Jewish
In the more
life.
Encyclopaedia Judaica
than 30 years
A licensed,
since the first
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edition was
sion also
published,
will be avail-
Jewish life
able, but the
has been
hope is that
revitalized in
institutions,
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and some
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individuals,
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Atlanta have
The Encyclopaedia Ju daica's soon-to-be-
$1,995 — the
become fast-
released new edition
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growing Jewish
sion will cost
communities and women have taken
a few hundred dollars more — to
a much more active role in Jewish life have everything they wanted to know
— and their contributions have been about the Jews printed and at their
increasingly recognized.
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"The original edition did not take
The comprehensiveness offered by
into account that 50 percent of Jews
the collection is not available in any
Encyclopaedia Judaica
are women:' said
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Judith Baskin,
says Jay Flynn, a pub-
the director of
lisher with Thomson
Gale, which owns
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Macmillan Reference
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The new edition,
er" is accessibility and
the encyclopedia's
authority, Flynn says.
second, attempts
Plus, Jews buy
to rectify that
books out of propor-
oversight with
tion to their num-
more than 300 new
Michael Berenba urn, executive
bers, says Michael
entries on Jewish
editor of the new edition of the
Berenbaum, the
women, including
Encyclopaedia J udaica
encyclopedia's execu-
biographical entries
tive editor. "It's the
on well-known
smell of leather and all that stuff,"
figures such as former U.S. Rep.
says Berenbaum, a Holocaust scholar
Bella Abzug, D-N.Y., and entries on
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lesser-known women like Beatrice
Alexander — founder of the Madame U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum.
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