Search results for Nathan Spielvogel

Communal Archives search results (8)

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AB310I; Scrapbook of Rabbi Brasch; includes but not limited to ephemera such as newspaper clippings, handwritten notes, photographs; newspaper articles written by Rabbi Brasch; 'Your Dreams Can Tell the Future'; newspaper clippings of articles which reference Rabbi Brasch; YMHA News; 'Dr Brasch Speaks to Youth'; The Sydney Jewish News; The Temple Gazette; 'The Meaning of Purim'; The Australian Jewish Review; 'Jewish Marriage Customs: Their Origin and Present-Day Meaning'; correspondence of Rabbi Brasch; Hebrew lessons; The Hebrew Standard; response to Anti-Communist Bill; letter from the Board of management of Temple Emanuel confirming Rabbi Brasch as permanent Chief Minister; travel photographs, postcards, brochures from Cairns, Port Douglas, Hayman Island North Queensland; 'Rabbi Brasch on the Problem of Intermarriage'; 'The Call of the Wandering Jew' by Nathan F. Spielvogel; death of Jan Smuts; 'Liberal Judaism Moses Maimonides'; 'The Origins and Present-Day Meaning of Jewish Mourning Customs'; view on Euthanasia; 'The Jewish Attitude Towards Sex and Marriage'; view on the atomic bomb; annual report of the Women's Guild of Temple Emanuel; 'My First Pastoral Tour'; visit to Ballarat. Item 7 BRASCH, Dr Rabbi Rudolph (BRASCHR) Personal Papers - Rabbi Brasch 1 AB310I; Scrapbook of Rabbi Brasch; includes but not limited to ephemera such as newspaper clippings, handwritten notes, photographs; newspaper articles written by Rabbi Brasch; 'Your Dreams Can Tell the Future'; newspaper clippings of articles which reference Rabbi Brasch; YMHA News; 'Dr Brasch Speaks to Youth'; The Sydney Jewish News; The Temple Gazette; 'The Meaning of Purim'; The Australian Jewish Review; 'Jewish Marriage Customs: Their Origin and Present-Day Meaning'; correspondence of Rabbi Brasch; Hebrew lessons; The Hebrew Standard; response to Anti-Communist Bill; letter from the Board of management of Temple Emanuel confirming Rabbi Brasch as permanent Chief Minister; travel photographs, postcards, brochures from Cairns, Port Douglas, Hayman Island North Queensland; 'Rabbi Brasch on the Problem of Intermarriage'; 'The Call of the Wandering Jew' by Nathan F. Spielvogel; death of Jan Smuts; 'Liberal Judaism Moses Maimonides'; 'The Origins and Present-Day Meaning of Jewish Mourning Customs'; view on Euthanasia; 'The Jewish Attitude Towards Sex and Marriage'; view on the atomic bomb; annual report of the Women's Guild of Temple Emanuel; 'My First Pastoral Tour'; visit to Ballarat. 41 7 LRCA 3517
Includes but not limited to various documents and ephemera related to Ballarat Jewish community; Ballarat Hebrew Congregation; pamphlets; photographs of Ballarat Synagogue 2000; Ballarat Historical Society constitution; Ballarat Hebrew Congregation Committee's Report; correspondence of the Australian Jewish Historical Society; ephemera such as newspaper clippings; Nathan Spielvogel; Ballarat Hebrew Congregation order of service; Ballarat historical timeline; correspondence of Nathan F. Spielvogel. Ballarat Jewish community Item 7 B44 Australian Jewish Historical Society AJHS - AB Boxes Includes but not limited to various documents and ephemera related to Ballarat Jewish community; Ballarat Hebrew Congregation; pamphlets; photographs of Ballarat Synagogue 2000; Ballarat Historical Society constitution; Ballarat Hebrew Congregation Committee's Report; correspondence of the Australian Jewish Historical Society; ephemera such as newspaper clippings; Nathan Spielvogel; Ballarat Hebrew Congregation order of service; Ballarat historical timeline; correspondence of Nathan F. Spielvogel. Ballarat Jewish community 1.887 AB175 LRCA 7284
Includes but not limited to various documents and ephemera related to Ballarat Jewish community; Ballarat Hebrew Congregation; Barklay Street; ephemera such as handwritten notes, newspaper clippings; pamphlets, booklets; Municipal Service; 'Brief History of Ballarat Hebrew Congregation'; Laws and Regulations of the Ballarat Synagogue; correspondence of Phillip Spielvogel; 'Sabbath Morning Services'; correspondence of Ballarat Hebrew Congregation; Nathan Spielvogel; essays; Ballarat Hebrew Congregation order of service Centenary Thanksgiving Service; 'The Annals of the Ballarat Hebrew Congregation' compiled by Nathan F. Spielvogel 1927 and 1934; correspondence of the Australian Jewish Historical Society; burial registers for the Old Cemetery Ballarat and the New Cemetery Ballarat and marriage register; Lee A.M. Simmons. Ballarat Jewish community Item 7 B44 Australian Jewish Historical Society AJHS - AB Boxes Includes but not limited to various documents and ephemera related to Ballarat Jewish community; Ballarat Hebrew Congregation; Barklay Street; ephemera such as handwritten notes, newspaper clippings; pamphlets, booklets; Municipal Service; 'Brief History of Ballarat Hebrew Congregation'; Laws and Regulations of the Ballarat Synagogue; correspondence of Phillip Spielvogel; 'Sabbath Morning Services'; correspondence of Ballarat Hebrew Congregation; Nathan Spielvogel; essays; Ballarat Hebrew Congregation order of service Centenary Thanksgiving Service; 'The Annals of the Ballarat Hebrew Congregation' compiled by Nathan F. Spielvogel 1927 and 1934; correspondence of the Australian Jewish Historical Society; burial registers for the Old Cemetery Ballarat and the New Cemetery Ballarat and marriage register; Lee A.M. Simmons. Ballarat Jewish community 1.885 AB175 LRCA 7336
Includes but not limited to various documents and ephemera related to Ballarat Jewish community; correspondence of the Australian Jewish Historical Society; correspondence of Maurice Z. Forbes and Les Blake; Nathan Spielvogel; ephemera such as photographs, newspaper clippings, handwritten notes; articles; Ballart register of births, deaths and marriages. Ballarat Jewish community Item 7 B44 Australian Jewish Historical Society AJHS - AB Boxes Includes but not limited to various documents and ephemera related to Ballarat Jewish community; correspondence of the Australian Jewish Historical Society; correspondence of Maurice Z. Forbes and Les Blake; Nathan Spielvogel; ephemera such as photographs, newspaper clippings, handwritten notes; articles; Ballart register of births, deaths and marriages. Ballarat Jewish community 1.883 AB175 LRCA 7405
History of the Jewish Community in Ballarat' by A. Shulman in Yiddish 1946; hardbound photocopy of Birth, Marriages and Deaths register of Ballarat Hebrew Congregation; 'Selected Short Stories of Nathan Spielvogel' 1956; 'Spielvogel Papers Volume 1' by Ballarat Historical Society; 'The Annals of the Ballarat Hebrew Congregation' compiled by Nathan F. Spielvogel 1927 and 1934. Ballarat Jewish community; 5 books; Yiddish language; Item 7 B44 Australian Jewish Historical Society AJHS - AB Boxes History of the Jewish Community in Ballarat' by A. Shulman in Yiddish 1946; hardbound photocopy of Birth, Marriages and Deaths register of Ballarat Hebrew Congregation; 'Selected Short Stories of Nathan Spielvogel' 1956; 'Spielvogel Papers Volume 1' by Ballarat Historical Society; 'The Annals of the Ballarat Hebrew Congregation' compiled by Nathan F. Spielvogel 1927 and 1934. Ballarat Jewish community; 5 books; Yiddish language; 1.886 AB175 LRCA 7416
Includes but not limited to various documents and ephemera related to Jewish artists and writers; newspaper articles; articles; biographies; essays; Nehama Patkin; The Age; Australian Jewish News; Patkin Benzion; Zionism; correspondence of Benzion Patkin; obituaries; Cyril Pearl; Jewish writers; Yehoshua Rapoport; Frederick Halpern; Jacob Rosenberg; Vivianne De Vahl Davis; Suzanne Rutland; Yiddish literature; I.J. Singer; Nathan Spielvogel; Solomon Stedman; Australian Jewish Forum. Acquired from AAJ Item 7 B44 Australian Jewish Historical Society Vertical Files Includes but not limited to various documents and ephemera related to Jewish artists and writers; newspaper articles; articles; biographies; essays; Nehama Patkin; The Age; Australian Jewish News; Patkin Benzion; Zionism; correspondence of Benzion Patkin; obituaries; Cyril Pearl; Jewish writers; Yehoshua Rapoport; Frederick Halpern; Jacob Rosenberg; Vivianne De Vahl Davis; Suzanne Rutland; Yiddish literature; I.J. Singer; Nathan Spielvogel; Solomon Stedman; Australian Jewish Forum. Acquired from AAJ VF3232 Level 1 - Vertical File Room 8224
Includes but not limited to various documents related to Ballarat Hebrew Congregation; newspaper articles; photocopy of 'The Annals of the Ballarat Hebrew Congregation' compiled by Nathan F. Spielvogel in 1927 and revised in 1934; synagogue; photocopy of order of service on the occasion of the Consecration of the Ballarat Hebrew Synagogue, Barkly Street 1861; Australian Jewish Times; Marcus Stone; Spielvogel Register; Ballarat Hebrew Congregation 99th Annual Report 1954; 'The Beginning of the Ballarat Hebrew Congregation' by Nathan F. Spielvogel. Acquired from AAJ Item 7 B44 Australian Jewish Historical Society Vertical Files Includes but not limited to various documents related to Ballarat Hebrew Congregation; newspaper articles; photocopy of 'The Annals of the Ballarat Hebrew Congregation' compiled by Nathan F. Spielvogel in 1927 and revised in 1934; synagogue; photocopy of order of service on the occasion of the Consecration of the Ballarat Hebrew Synagogue, Barkly Street 1861; Australian Jewish Times; Marcus Stone; Spielvogel Register; Ballarat Hebrew Congregation 99th Annual Report 1954; 'The Beginning of the Ballarat Hebrew Congregation' by Nathan F. Spielvogel. Acquired from AAJ VF3007 Level 1 - Vertical File Room 8545
Souvenir edition of Chanukah at the Bay 2004; Ittoni magazine September 1953; Krantz family genealogy and history; articles by Louise Rosenberg including 'Forbes Jewish Community 1860s', Nathan Frederick Spielvogel, Rabbi Leib Aisack Falk, The Great Synagogue Journal, Rabbi Francis Lyon Cohen, Samuel Cohen, Edward Davis, Barnett Levey; obituary of Rabbi Ephraim Moses Levy; correspondence re personal concerns, genealogical research. Photographs of headstones of: - Solomon Lyon Marks - Charles Ashenheim Item 7 ROSENBERRG, Louise (ROSENBL) Personal Papers and Correspondence - Louise Rosenberg 1 Souvenir edition of Chanukah at the Bay 2004; Ittoni magazine September 1953; Krantz family genealogy and history; articles by Louise Rosenberg including 'Forbes Jewish Community 1860s', Nathan Frederick Spielvogel, Rabbi Leib Aisack Falk, The Great Synagogue Journal, Rabbi Francis Lyon Cohen, Samuel Cohen, Edward Davis, Barnett Levey; obituary of Rabbi Ephraim Moses Levy; correspondence re personal concerns, genealogical research. Photographs of headstones of: - Solomon Lyon Marks - Charles Ashenheim 24 4 LRCA 26406

AJHS Publications (1)

View Title Author Publication Year
Pomegranates: A century of Jewish Australian writing 1988 461150

Burial records (1)

View Surname Given Names Date of Death Burial Date Cemetery State/Terr Birth Date Birth Date Sort Burial Date Sort Death Date Sort Birth Country Alt Name Former Name Hebrew Name Father Mother Spouse Age Gender Remains Tombstone Inscription Officiant Undertaker Hebrew Death Date Burial Country Cemetery Section Cemetery Row Burial Grave Number Hon. Post Object ID
Spielvogel Nathan 10 September 1956 10 September 1956 Ballarat Old Vic 1874 1 January 1874 10 September 1956 10 September 1956 Australia Natan ben 82 Male Buried Husband of Jessie; father of Laurie, Bill and Phillip. Australia G3 2 2 167450

Journal Articles (36)

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1994 484-519 Nathan Spielvogel's fiction and verse Peter Mansfield This article gives a brief biography of Spielvogel, who was born in 1874 in Ballarat, and gives a detailed account of his career, as a teacher in various rural schools, as a local historian, and mainly as a writer. In this account is a discussion of the Jewish community of Ballarat more generally. AJHS 12-03-1994 p0484 53314
1984 403-417 Nathan Spielvogel Les Blake This article gives a detailed biography of Nathan Spielvogel, who began life wandering in the Middle East and came to Australia in 1853. He became a teacher, writer, historian and school principle, and died in 1956, having become a fixture in Ballarat society, and read throughout Australia. AJHS 09-06-1984 p0403 53011
1956 279-280 Obituary: Nathan Spielvogel The late Nathan Frederick Spielvogel made his mark in four separate fields, and his passing on 10th September at the age of 82 has meant a grievous loss to each. AJHS 04-05-1956 p0279 461138
2001 667-676 The Ballarat Hebrew Congregation and the Spielvogel Register Lee Simmons This article traces the history of the Speilvogel and Ballarat registers. AJHS 15-04-2001 p0667 53578
1964 1-27 How my life was spent Nathan Spielvogel Autobiography of Spielvogel. Traces his family back to Poland and Austria, boyhood in Ballarat, adolescence and discovery of literature and politics, friendships, and teaching career in the outback. AJHS 06-01-1964 p0001 52802
1989 348-385 The Australian Jewish Historical Society, a golden jubilee Morris Forbes This article looks at the history of the Historical Society (1938-present), including early contributors like Percy J. Marks, Hirsch Munz, and Nathan Spielvogel, at its founding by Sydney B. Glass, and at the Society's development over the following decades under Rabbi Porush. Also looks at M. Z. Forbes, Rabbi Raymond Apple, and George Bergman. AJHS 10-05-1989 p0348 53091
1984 522-527 The two Ballarats Nathan Spielvogel Speilvogel recounts his perceptions of Ballarat during the gold rush of the early 1850s. He looks at some of the characters from this period, the commercial ventures operating in Ballarat at this time, and the relationships between different institutions in the area. AJHS 09-07-1984 p0522 53024
1949 92-97 Contemporary Jewish literature in Australia Judah Waten It is not sufficiently known that. over the last fifteen years a considerable body of literary work of merit-short stories, novels, plays-with Jewish subject matter has been created in Australia by Jewish writers. It is proper to speak of this output as the outline of a Jewish literature, which in a sense is also part of Australian literature. There is one difficulty in viewing Jewish literature as part of the literature of the country. It is that of language. Jewish writing here is partly in Yiddish and partly in English. But the Yiddish works that have been translated into English have been readily accepted into the Australian literature. AJHS 03-02-1949 p0092 52670
1998 199-258 The law of loving kindness Anne Andgel This article is a tribute to Dr Fanny Reading (b. Minsk 1884, d. 1974 Australia), a doctor who formed the Council of Jewish Women of New South Wales in 1923, and took "Smith's Weekly" to court over anti-Semitism. AJHS 14-02-1998 p0199 53467
1988 224-240 The Australian Jewish Historical Society (Victorian branch), a retrospect Isidor Solomon The history of the Victorian branch of the Australian Jewish Historical Society, including its development in the 1940s and 50s, and mentioning Mr and Mrs Stuart Cohen, Hirsch Munz, Raymond Apple, and Judah Waten, among other contributors and members. AJHS 10-04-1988 p0224 53076
1941 206-207 Obituary: Rev Z Mandelbaum Nathan Spielvogel On the 17th of August last there passed away at Ballarat, in the State of Victoria, at the age of seventy-six, the Reverend Zalel Mandelbaum, who for fourteen years occupied the post of Minister of the Ballarat Hebrew Congregation. AJHS 01-06-1941 p0206 52560
1994 407-419 Book Reviews: Child survivors: adults living with childhood trauma Paul Bartrop Not too long ago I participated in an academic conference on children's literature. I am not an expert on children's literature, but not in response to the cajoling of some of my colleagues who were organising the conference I had agreed to present a pape AJHS 12-02-1994 p0407 53309
1946 350-358 Ballarat Hebrew Congregation Nathan Spielvogel In August, 1851, gold was discovered in Ballarat. To the people of Europe came the story of fabulous amounts of the precious metal being picked up in this new El Dorado of the South. Tens of thousands of adventurous young men left their homes and set out to make their fortunes. During the following four years more than three million pounds worth of gold was taken from Ballarat to Melbourne by police escort, and probably quite as much was carried away by the diggers in their boxes and bags. AJHS 02-06-1946 p0350 52629
1940 92 Ministers of the Ballarat congregation Nathan Spielvogel Services were held in Ballarat. as early as 1853, but the first record of a Synagogue is a report of the consecration of one on November 12th, 1855, with Rev. David Isaacs as the Minister, at a salary of £220 per year. In 1859 the newly formed Town Council desired the site where the Synagogue stood to erect its Municipal Chambers, and in 1860 bought the building for £225. The Government granted a site at the top of Barkly Street for the purpose of the erection of a Synagogue. In 1860 the foundation stone was laid, so the Ballarat Synagogue is eighty years old, the oldest in Australia AJHS 01-03-1940 p0092 52539
2011 424-429 The 150th anniversary of the Ballarat synagogue John Levi This article celebrates the history of the Ballarat synagogue, and provides a brief anecdotal history of its establishment and development. AJHS 20-03-2011 p0424 53845
1984 483 Obituary: Clyde Samuel Epstein Hedi Fixel In June, 1983 Clyde Samuel Epstein, President of the Hobart Hebrew Congregation passed away after a short illness. He had been President of the Congregation since 1959, and thanks to his devoted and hard work, this small Community was kept alive and active. AJHS 09-06-1984 p0483 53019
1996 486-499 Two pioneers of Australian Jewish historiography: Alfred Newton Super and Hirsch Munz Malcolm J. Turnbull Discusses the lives and works of Alfred Newton Super and Hirsch Munz, their contributions to Australian Jewish history via this journal, and at the history of the Australian Jewish Historical Society more generally. AJHS 13-03-1996 p0486 53393
1940 110-114 Beginning of the Ballarat Hebrew congregation Nathan Spielvogel Beginning of the Ballarat Hebrew congregation AJHS 01-04-1940 p0110 52543
1946 349-350 Benjamin Goldsmit Levien Albery Hyamson Benjamin Goldsmid Levien was a son of Solomon Levien and Harriet, daughter of Israel Levien Salomons, who was one of the wealthiest members of Anglo-Jewry. A sister of Harriet married Benjamin Goldsmid, the famous financier and philanthropist of the nineteenth century, of the well-known English Jewish family, and B. G. Levien was obviously named after him. B. G. Levien's parents were almost certainly cousins, for some of the Levien family were also known as Levien Salomons. Salomon's father was Gottschalk Levien, the first Ashkenazi delegate to the Jewish Board of Deputies. I know of two sons and a AJHS 02-06-1946 p0349 52628
2020 644-660 Isaac Michael Cohen Jeanette Debney-Joyce Isaac Michael Cohen (1884-1951) grew to adulthood in the Victorian cities of Ballarat and Melbourne. His family was part of the thriving and vibrant Orthodox Jewish community in Ballarat, during the nineteenth century. After starting his artistic training in Ballarat he won a scholarship to the National Gallery School in Melbourne. A second scholarship took him to the Royal Academy in London in 1905. He exhibited with success after World War One in both London and Paris. His portraits were sought after because of his masterly technique. As a 'gentleman artist' he belonged to a number of significant artistic London clubs. AJHS 24-04-2020 p0644 54065
2016 599-609 He Ministered Excellently. The Australian career of Rev. Zalel Mandelbaum Raymond Apple Mandelbaum House at Sydney University perpetuates the memory of Rev. Zalel Mandelbaum and his wife Freda, parents of the benefactor, Rachel Lipton. Rev. Mandelbaum's full name was Rabbi Bezalel Mandelbaum. He was known by the nickname Zalel and in Australia followed the (then) British custom of styling oneself Reverend. AJHS 22-04-2016 p0599 53959
2017 501-504 Pinchas Goldhar Remembered W D Rubinstein Pinchas Goldhar (1901-47) was born in Lodz, Poland and, after graduating from Warsaw University he worked for a Yiddish newspaper in his native city and translated works into Yiddish. In 1926, together with his widowed father, brother, and sister, he migrated to Melbourne, where his father established a business as a dyestuffs merchant in Carlton, Jacob Goldhar & Sons, of which he was a partner. From 1928-31 he became editor of the first Yiddish newspaper in Australia, the Yiddishe Naies. Goldhar began to write stories and commentaries in Yiddish and English. He became part of a circle of Progressive writers and intellectuals in Melbourne. The circle included such figures as the artist Yosl Bergner and the author Judah among local Jews, and non-Jewish leftist intellectuals like Vance and Nettie Palmer, Brian Fitzpatrick, Noel Counihan, and Vic O'Connor. Goldhar died at the age of only 46, of heart disease and diabetes. Since his death has achieved an enhanced reputation as probably the foremost Australian Jewish writer of his time. AJHS 23-03-2017 p0501 54000
2019 525-545 Golden Faith: The Formation of Hebrew Congregations on the Bendigo and Ballarat Goldfields Elizabeth Offer As the rush for gold captivated the world in the mid-nineteenth century, migrants from all over the world sailed and settled on Victoria's booming goldfields. For the migrants travelling to Ballarat and Bendigo, they would bring with them more than just clothes and furniture. Jewish migrants and settlers brought their faith. As gold was unearthed, Judaism was planted, finding a home on these fields of gold which would endure into the next century and beyond. But who were the Jews on the early goldfields? How did these goldfields Hebrew congregations begin? AJHS 24-03-2019 p0525 54050
2014 126-128 100 years ago: Victoria 1914 Lorraine Freeman Recalls stories from the Australian Jewish Herald of 1914 AJHS 22-01-2014 p0126 53921
2009 443-446 Obituary: Lionel Fredman Malcolm Fredman
Clive Fredman		 After years of progressive Parkinson's disease, borne with courage and dignity, Lionel died peacefully at his Newcastle nursing home. He had devoted his working life to the teaching of history at the University of Newcast AJHS 19-03-2009 p0443 53804
1939 1-3 Inaugural Meeting A meeting for the purpose of discussing and considering the formation of an. Australian Jewish Historical Society was held in the Library of the Maccabean Hall, Darlinghurst, Sydney, New South Wales, on the evening of Sunday, August 21, 1938, corresponding with the eve of the twenty-fifth day of Av in the year 5698 of the Hebrew Calendar. AJHS 01-01-1939 p0003 52523
1997 23-37 Divergent experiences on the frontier: Jews and Aborigines in early colonial Australia Paul Bartrop This article posits that the Jews of the First Fleet, while not legally discriminated against under British law, were yet excluded on the basis of religion in more informal ways, and thus shared some common ground with Aboriginal people in the early years of the Australian colonies. This article compares the experiences of the two groups. AJHS 14-01-1997 p0023 53461
1989 616-627 'To find the hand unseen': guidelines for Australian Jewish history Lionel E. Fredman This article frames Melbourne Jewish communities in contrast to American Jewish communities. Using this methodology, Fredman gives a broad picture of Jewish history in Melbourne and greater Australia, from settlement to the present. AJHS 10-07-1989 p0616 53125
1988 340-341 Beginning with Esther. Jewish women from New South Wales from 1788 W D Rubinstein Book Review: The late Lysbeth Cohen - the author died, tragically, shortly before this book appeared -has set out to redress this balance, writing an outstandingly-produced, illustrated 458-page work of collective biography that contains dozens of well-written pen portraits and biographical sketches of notable Jewish women in New South Wales, beginning with Esther - Esther Abrahams, First Fleet convict and legendary "founding mother" of the new colony. The careers of women well-known in the community, from the redoubtable Dr. Fanny Reading and Vera Cohen to Susan Bores, and those famous in the wider community, like Nancy Keesing and Judy Cassab, are described with panache and empathy, and with the talented journalist's gift for effortlessly conveying information. AJHS 10-04-1988 p0340 53090
1985 637-638 By my own authority Helen Bersten Book Review: What a marvellous tale-full of excitement, danger, tragedy and miraculous lucky breaks. Yet, it is all true. Marian Pretzel opens his story by saying, "the genesis of this book was to pass on my personal memories to my children." He has done more than that. He has brought to life the courage of a young man bereft of his family, determined to survive in the hostile world of Nazi Europe. AJHS 09-08-1985 p0637 53039
636-637 Jewish writing from down under Louise Rosenberg Book Review: I would have liked to recommend wholeheartedly an anthology entitled JEWISH WRITING FROM DOWN UNDER, but for such a work to succeed a comfortable reciprocity between authors and editor is essential, and nowhere here is this apparent. AJHS 09-08-1985 p0636_a 53038
1985 636-637 Ethics writings in English from Australia. A biography Louise Rosenberg Book Review: The bibliography, Ethnic Writings in English from Australia, is the third revised and extended edition, and is a source of wonder - not so much for what it contains, although this is extensive enough, but for what it has achieved, what its potential as on on-going project will further achieve. AJHS 09-08-1985 p0636 53037
1981 58-61 Be fruitful and multiply Louise Rosenberg Book Review: One of the most comprehensive and beautifully presented genealogical-biographical publications to come into our hands is this privately published book, by Beverley Davis. From the strands and twigs of over 400 different families. she has woven together a valuable social document. The sub-title is 'The Family History', Showing Direct and Collateral Relationships of John Mark A Davis fourth generation Jewish Australian. Mrs. Davis is, of course, the Honorary Secretary of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Jewish Historical Society. AJHS 09-01-1981 p0058 52976
1979 461-463 Formula for survival - The sage of the Ballarat Hebrew Congregation Israel Porush Book Review: Among the provincial Jewish communities in Victoria none has had a longer and worthier history than the Ballarat Hebrew Congregation, still alive around its venerable synagogue and personifying a century and a quarter of extraordinary devotion to Judaism in the process of a heroic battle for survival. AJHS 08-07-1979 p0461 52960
1955 77 Miscellanea: The Great Synagogue and Grafton Jewish communities which have come up in a night and died in a night like Jonah's gourd are not infrequent in Australian Jewish history. The names of Coolgardie, Bendigo and Toowoomba come to mind. Cases in which AJHS 04-02-1955 p0077 52720
1988 339-340 Biography of Australian Judaica Hilary Rubinstein Book Review: In scope and value this remarkable work, the outcome of many years of painstaking research by Dr. Serge Liberman, cannot be overestimated nor praised too highly. It is not only a bibliography of every known work written by Jews in this country up to and including 1985: it records all known works concerning Jews as well, except where Jews are mentioned in a few pages, as in the memoirs of the colonial era travellers Antoine Fauchery and Seweryn Korzelinski. AJHS 10-04-1988 p0339 53089

Marriage records (1)

View Marriage Date Groom Surname Groom Given Name Bride Surname Bride Given Name Congregation Groom Place of Birth Groom Age Groom Occupation Groom Father Given Name Groom Father Surname Groom Father Occupation Groom Mother Given Name Groom Mother Surname Bride Place of Birth Bride Age Bride Father Given Name Bride Father Surname Bride Father Occupation Bride Mother Given Name Bride Mother Surname Object ID
6 September 1911 Spielvogel Nathan Frederick Harris Jessie Muriel Great Synagogue, Sydney 37 Teacher N.F. Spielvogel 27 H. Harris 426067

Newsletter Issue (5)

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No. 126, January 2023 January 2023 422098
No. 5, July 1986 July 1986 422142
No. 26, December 1992 December 1992 422117
No. 52, April 2001 April 2001 422145
No. 43, February 1998 February 1998 422135

Ivriah issues (1)

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Ivriah, 13, 9, June 1949 June 1949 13 9 446467 June 1949