Australian Jewish Historical Society Journal, 11, 1 (1990)
Journal edition- The Brunswick "Talmud Torah" (pp. 3-13)
- The 'Dunera' affair: a scandal for whom? (pp. 14-20)
- The Sephardim of Australia (pp. 20-31)
- Isaac Jacobs and the Reform movement (pp. 31-46)
- An unpromised land (pp. 46-55)
- Critchley Parker: Australian martyr for Jewish refugees (pp. 56-68)
- The 'Jewish race' clause in Australian immigration forms (pp. 69-79)
- The Pilcher conundrum (pp. 79-82)
- Italian Jewish refugees and anti-Fascist activities (pp. 82-93)
- Tracks along the way: thoughts and views from my life (pp. 93-128)
- Jascha Spivakovsky- a musical life (pp. 128-142)
- The revolution of 1942-44 (pp. 142-154)
- The protocols and the printer (pp. 155-159)
- The Jewish Council to Combat Fascism and Anti-Semitism: An historical re-appraisal (Part Three: Conclusion) (pp. 160-179)
- Wiedergutmachung (pp. 180-183)
- 100 Years Ago: extracts from the Jewish Herald (pp. 183-210)
- The Jewish Genealogical records of Australia and New Zealand (pp. 211-221)
- Diaspora. An inquiry into the contemporary Jewish World (pp. 211-23)
- Religion and ethnic identity in Australia (pp. 223-226)
- Camilla: C.H.Wedgwood 1901-1955, a life (pp. 226-227)
- Rebels and precursors (pp. 227-228)
- The Dunera Affair. A documentary resource book (pp. 228-229)
- The Dunera scandal (pp. 229-230)
- Sanctuary. Nazi fugitives in Australia (pp. 230-232)
- A life to live. An autobiography. Israel Kipen (pp. 233-234)
- Mietek Gringlas. A biography (pp. 234-235)
- The not so fabulous Fifties. Images of a migrant childhood (pp. 235-237)
- Manly Girls (pp. 237-240)
- A palette of artists. A hiostory of the Bezazel Fellowship of Arts in Melbourne (pp. 240-242)
- Blind loyalty. Australia and the Suez Crisis 1956 (pp. 242-243)
- The Christian press in contemporary Australia., A critique of its attitude towards Jews and the Middle East (pp. 244-245)
- The politics of nostalgia. Racism of the extreme Right in New Zealand (pp. 245-246)
- The distant Exodus (pp. 247-248)
- Identity and Involvement. Auckland Jewry, past and present (pp. 248)
