Foreword by Willie Morris |
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Introduction: Coming Home |
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The Beginning |
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I. TOBACCO TOWN JEWS |
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One. An Inconsequential Town |
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Two. Growing Up in the Family Store |
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II. THE IMMIGRANTS |
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Four. Tobias: Nine Generations in Charleston |
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Five. The Jewish Confederates Face Reconstruction |
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Six. The Lonely Days Were Sundays |
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III. THE STRUGGLE AGAINST CONFORMITY |
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Eight. Zionism in the South |
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Nine. "Miz Evans" and Mister Mayor |
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IV. COMING OF AGE |
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Twelve. Intermarriage Southern Style |
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Thirteen. Big Wheel on Campus |
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V. DISCRIMINATION |
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Fourteen. Anti-Semitism in the South |
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Fifteen. New Orleans-the Velvet Rut |
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Sixteen. The Burned-Out Cross of the Klan |
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Seventeen. The Jewish Mayor of Atlanta |
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VI. JEWS AND BLACKS |
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Eighteen. The Maids and Black Jesus |
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Nineteen. Israelites and the Ex-Slaves |
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Twenty. Southern Jews in Crisis |
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Twenty-One. Atlanta: The Great Jewish City of the Twenty-First Century |
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Twenty-Two. The Call from Home |
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Twenty-Three. The Nachamson Homecoming Reunion |
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Twenty-Four. Farewell, Mister Mayor |
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Twenty-Five. Epilogue: Looking Ahead |
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Appendix A. Jews Elected to Office in the South, 1800-1920 |
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Appendix B. Jews Elected to Public Office in the South, 1945-1973 |
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Appendix C. Shifts in Jewish Population in Southern States, 1937-2000 |
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Acknowledgments |
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Index |
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About the Author |
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