The Jewish Community in Rochester 1843-1925 /

The Jewish Community in Rochester 1843-1925 / / Stuart E. Rosenberg.

Looks at the role the Jewish community played in the economic transformation of Rochester from an industrial city relying on flour mills to a center of diversified production.

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Superior document:Title is part of eBook package: De Gruyter CUP eBook Package Archive 1898-1999 (pre Pub)
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Rosenberg, Stuart E.,
Place / Publishing House:New York, NY : : Columbia University Press, , [1954]
©1954
Year of Publication:1954
Language:English
Series:American Jewish Communal Histories, ; 1
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Table of Contents:
  • Frontmatter
  • FOREWORD
  • PREFACE
  • CONTENTS
  • PART ONE. The First Settlers 1843-1870
  • 1. JEWS COME TO ROCHESTER
  • 2. EARLY SOCIAL LIFE
  • 3. THE SYNAGOGUE AND ITS BY-PRODUCTS
  • PART TWO. The East European Community 1870-1900
  • 4. THE FIRST JEWS FROM EAST EUROPE
  • 5. EARLY RELATIONS: GERMANS AND EAST EUROPEANS
  • 6. LIFE AMONG EAST EUROPEANS
  • PART THREE. The German-Jewish Community 1870-1900
  • 7. TOWARD SYSTEMATIC REFORM
  • 8. SOCIAL INTEGRATION
  • 9. CHRISTIAN NEIGHBORS
  • 10. ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES
  • 11. PHILANTHROPY AMD FRATERNITY
  • 12. EPILOGUE: THE SOCIAL STRUCTURE
  • PART FOUR What the Years Wrought 1900-1925
  • 13. POPULATION CHANGES
  • 14. ECONOMIC ADJUSTMENTS
  • 15. RELIGIOUS LIFE: ORTHODOX AND CONSERVATIVE
  • 16. REFORM RELIGIOUS LIFE
  • 17. SOCIAL AND CULTURAL LIFE: 1900-1925
  • 18. PHILANTHROPY AMD WELFARE
  • 19. THE RISE AMD GROWTH OF ZIONISM
  • 20. TOWARD MATURITY
  • NOTES
  • APPENDIX
  • GLOSSARY
  • SOURCES
  • INDEX

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