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1973

• Volume 0
  • Ruth Fruchter, “Congregation B’nai Torah: The First 50 Years.
• Volume 1
  • Joe Levine, “John Jacob Hays:  The First Known Jewish Resident of Fort Wayne.”
• Volume 2
  • Ruth Zweig, “The First Hundred and Twenty Five Years: Congregation Achduth VeSholom, Fort Wayne, Indiana.”

 

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1974

• Volume 3
  • Anita Schwab, “A Record of Service: History and Achievements of the Indianapolis Section National Council of Jewish Women.”
• Volume 4
  • Morris Feuerlicht, “A Hoosier Rabbinate: Memoirs of Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht”

 

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1975

• Volume 5
  • Harriet Miller, “The Biography of Minnette Baum,” (Fort Wayne, Indiana) Harriet Miller.

 

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1976

• Volume 6
  • W. William Wimberly II, “The Jewish Experience in Indiana Before the Civil War: An Introduction.”

 

• Volume 7
  • Cagen, Kobak, Linkimer, “The History of the Jewish Community of Valparaiso.”
  • Barbara Resneck, “Socio-Economic Survey of the Jewish Community of Marion.”
  • Joe Levine, “Three Journeys”

 

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1977

• Volume 9
  • Chester Eisinger, “A Brief History of the Lafayette Orthodox Hebrew Free Loan Society.”
  • Shonfield, “Preface to the History of the Jewish People and a Sketch of the Jewish Congregation in the City of Muncie, Indiana.”
  • Joe Levine, “The American Heritage – Roots of Greatness.”

 

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1978

• Volume 10
  • Lois Fields Schwartz, “The Jews of Ligonier: An American Experience.”

 

• Volume 11
  • Gladys Kaminsky, “History of the Jewish Community of Columbus, Indiana.”
  • Abraham Peck, “Searching for your Jewish Roots.”

 

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1979

• Volume 12
  • Joe Levine, “Peddlers to Merchants”

 

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1980

• Volume 13
  • Israel Elkin & Sarah Elkin Braun, “Israel Elkin – Autobiography as Related to Sarah Elkin Braun.”
• Volume 14
  • A.K. Strouse, “History of the Jews of Columbia City and Whitley County, Indiana.”
  • Eugene Kraus Sr., “History of the Kraus Family of Columbia City, Indiana.”
  • Louis L. Goldstein, “The Goldstein Family History”

 

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1981

• Volume 15
  • Lance J. Sussman, “The Emergence of a Jewish Community in Richmond, Indiana.”

 

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1982

• Volume 16
  • Ruth Uyesugi, “The Jew No One Really Knew”
  • Esther Kretzman Schwartz, “History of Hadassah and the Zionist Movement in Fort Wayne.”
  • Ruth Sapinsky, “Memories of a Hoosier Girl,”
  • Joe Levine, “My Work in Germany with Jewish Survivors of World War II.”
  • Indiana Jewish Post & Opinion, “Indiana Jewish Pioneers”

 

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1983

• Volume 17
  • Jeanette Pass Goldhar, “Growing Up in Gary: A Random Memoir.”
  • Lance J. Sussman, “Reflections: The Writing of Indiana Jewish History”
  • Richard Day, “A Report on the ‘Gimbels Buildings’”

 

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1984

• Volume 18
  • Betty E. Stein, “A Country Doctor”
  • Jonathan Sarna, “What is the Use of American Jewish Community History?”
  • Raphael Ostrovsky, “The Holocaust: Eyewitness Responses of Survivors.”
  • Raphael Ostrovsky, “Aging Gracefully”
  • Martin Light, “A Brief History of the Lafayette Orthodox Hebrew Free Loan Association, Part II: 1960-1980.”

 

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1985

• Volume 19
  • Judith Endelman, “Preserving your Community History”
  • Abe Ruderman“Memoirs of a Jewish Farmer in Indiana”
  • Martin Light, “Sketches of Synagogue Life”
  • Tevie Jacobs, “When the Grand Dukes Drilled in Indiana”

 

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1986

• Volume 20
  • Joe Levine, “Nathan Feldman – A Little-Known American Jewish Hero”
  • Edward E. Yosowitz, “A Little History of Dr. E. E. Yosowitz and His Family”
  • John Bowerman, “The Life of Max Tannenbaum- A Profile of Inspiration”
  • Schneider, “A World War II Experience”
  • Herman Koren, “From Generation to Generation: A History of the Terre Haute Jewish Community: An Interim Report.”
• Volume 21
  • Gail Hartmann Golden, “Memoirs of Shabbos in Hammond, Indiana”
  • Elizabeth Weinberg, “August 3, 1855: The Dedication”
  • Anita Heppner Plotinsky, “The Hebrew Academy of Indianapolis 1971-1986”

 

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1987

• Volume 22
  • Marie Fraser, “The Benjamin and Bessie Zeigler Family of Muncie, Indiana.”
  • Tevie Jacobs, “Always on Thursdays,”
  • Woll, “Henry Loeb”
  • Joe Levine, “Jewish Transients in Fort Wayne”
  • Joe Levine, “Minsk 1915: The Rabbi Wept”

 

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1988

• Volume 23
  • Elizabeth Weinberg, “Visitor’s Tour: Madison Indiana’s Jewish Community 1849-1923”
  • Hazel Kraus Marks, “Little House on Taylor Street”
  • Derek Penslar, “My Son, The Rabbi: The Changing Culture of the American Jew”
  • Saul Stix, “A Biographical Note on Bessie Lowenhaupt”
• Volume 24
  • Elizabeth Weinberg, “Bernard Felsenthal’s Madison”
  • Elizabeth Weinberg, “Adas Israel’s First Teacher- Bernard Felsenthal”
  • Tevie Jacobs, “History of the Anglo-Jewish Press in Indiana”
  • Marcia Knowles, “Abraham Jacobs: 105 Years Young”

 

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1989

• Volume 25
  • Tevie Jacobs, “Bring a Nickel or Dime for Charity”
  • Jerry Miller, “Marion’s Chosen Few”
  • Jerry Miller, “Exodus – Marion Style”
  • Jerry Miller, “The Temple”
  • Shirley Morse, “The Engel Family”
  • Joe Levine, “The Boruchovicz Siddur”

 

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1990

• Volume 26
  • Tevie Jacobs, “P For Pals,” (PALS Acting Club in Indianapolis)
  • Daniel Levin, “The Jews of Hammond, Indiana: Their Homes and Businesses, 1937- 1954 and Today”
  • Thomas Ehrlich, “Ethics and The Tree of Knowledge”
  • Joe Levine, “Changes in Fort Wayne”

 

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1991

• Volume 27
  • Elizabeth Shaikun Weinberg, “Hoosier Israelites on the Ohio- A History of Madison’s Indiana Jews”
  • Martin D. Schwartz, “American Jewish History- Some Contrary Views”

 

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1992

• Volume 28
  • Jeanette Goldhar & Frances Nelson“‘As We Remember:’ Early History of the Jewish Community in Gary, Indiana”
  • Daniel Levin, “A Litvak in Hammond.”
  • Arthur Meyers, “A Cross Blazed in Every Park in Hammond” 

 

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1993

• Volume 29
  • Max Einstandig, “The Beginning of the Indiana Jewish Historical Society”
  • Tevie Jacobs, “When the Cincy R.R. Excursions Helped Hold the Jewish Families Together” (Indianapolis, Indiana to Cincinnati, Ohio)
  • Arthur S. Meyers, “Individual Lives Speak History: The Jewish Community in Northwest Indiana,” (Gary and Hammond, Indiana)

 

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1994

• Volume 30.
  • Mary Fink & Tevie Jacobs, “April 5, 1908: The Way It Was That Day,” (Indianapolis Jewish Federation and the National Council of Jewish Women, immigration)
  • Daniel L. Levin, “Jewish Colony of Whiting.”
  • Daniel L. Levin, “Twin City Tachlis,” (East Chicago, Indiana)

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