Vol. 91 Nbr. 3-4, September 2003

Index

• Introduction.
• Jewish settlement in the new world and its antecedents.
• The normalization of American Jewish history.
• The religion, Judaism, in America: what has happened in three hundred and fifty years?
• Reflecting on American Jewish history.
• American Jews and the European gaze.
• On their own terms: America's Jewish Women, 1954-2004.
• From institutional decay to primary day: American Orthodox Jewry since World War II.
• The changing Jewish political profile.
• Post-World-War-II American Jewry and the confrontation with catastrophe.
• Dutch notarial records pertaining to Asser Levy, 1659-1692.
• Letters from Jamaica, 1719-1725.
• The diary of Joseph Lyons, 1833-1835.
• "The day is short and the task is great": reports from Jewish military chaplains in Europe, 1945-1947.
• The 2003 concurrent resolution of Congress to commemorate the 350th anniversary of the American Jewish community.