References on Shanghai and the Jews of China

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Bellos, S. (1994). "Japanese Believe they Belong to Lost Tribe: A 1968 Account." Western States Jewish History 26((2)): 161-164.

Blakeney, M. (1984). "Australia and the Jewish Refugees from Central Europe: Government Policy, 1933-1939." Leo Baeck Institute. Year Book (Great Britain) 29: 103-134.

Dong, S. (2000). Shanghai: the rise and fall of a decadent city. New York, Harper Collins.

Eliash, S. (1981). "Hatsalat Yeshivot Polin Shenimletu Lelita Bereshit Hamilhamah." Yalkut Moreshet Periodical (Israel 32: 127-168.

Finnane, A. (1999). Far From Where? Jewish Journeys from Shanghai to Australia. Melbourne, Melbourne University Press.

Fox, J. P. (1986). "Confronting the Holocaust." Soviet Jewish Affairs (Great Britain) 16((2)): 47-62.

Gadir, R. (1984). East European Jews in Sydney, 1881-1981: The Process of Immigrant Adjustment. Sydney, University of New South Wales.

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Goldstein, J. (1993). "Shanghai Consular Records about Jewish Refugees." Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations. Newsletter 24((2)): 19-23.

Goldstein, J., Ed. (2000). The Jews of China: a sourcebook and resource guide. Armonk, NY, M.E.Sharpe.

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Kranzler, D. (1976). Japanese, Nazis and Jews: The Jewish Refugee Community of Shanghai, 1938-1945. New York, Yeshiva University Press.

Kranzler, D. (1977). "Japanese Policy toward the Jews, 1938-1941." Japan Interpreter (Japan) 11((4)): 493-527.

Krasno, R. (1992). Strangers Always: A Jewish Family in Wartime Shanghai. Berkeley, Pacific View Press.

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Lewin, I. (1979). "Proby Ratowania Zydow Europejskich przy Pomocy Polskich Placowek Dyplomatyocznych Podczas Drugiej Wojny Swiatowej." Polish Rev. 24((1)): 46-61.

Maroya, L. (1990). "Australians and Foreigners: The Changing Face of the One Coin: The Ill-fated Kimberley Scheme." Journal of the Royal Australian Historical Society (Australia) 76((3)): 211-217.

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Ofer, D. (1990). "The Israeli Government and Jewish Organizations: The Case of the Immigration of Jews from Shanghai." Studies in Zionism (Israel) 11((1)): 67-80.

Paldy'el, M. (1985). "Hasalat Alfey Pliytym "Al-Yidey Me"Atim Bodedym." Yalkut Moreshet Periodical (Israel) 40: 145-160.

Pan, G. (1991). "Dierci shijie dazhan qijian shanghai de youtai nanmin (Jewish refugees in Shanghai during World War II)." Xueshu Jikan (Quarterly Journal of the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences) 25((2)): 112-120.

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Pan, L. (1993). Tracing It Home: A Chinese Family's Journey from Shanghai. New York, Kodansha International.

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Rutland, S. D. (1987). ""Waiting Room Shanghai": Australian Reactions to the Plight of the Jews in Shanghai after the Second World War." Leo Baeck Institute. Year Book (Great Britain) 32: 407-433.

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Ye, X. (1992). "Shanghai Before Nationalism." East Asian History 3(June): 33-52.

Zuroff, E. (1979). "Attempts to Obtain Shanghai Permits in 1941: A Case of Rescue Priority During the Holocaust." Yad Vashem Studies on the European Jewish Catastrophe and Resistance (Israel) 13: 321-351.

Zuroff, E. (1984). "Rescue via the Far East: The Attempt to Save Polish Rabbis and Yeshivah Students, 1939-41." Simon Wiesenthal Center Annual 1: 153-183.

Zuroff, E. (1986). "Rabbis' Relief and Rescue: A Case Study of the Activities of the Vaad Ha-Hatzala (Rescue Committee) of the American Orthodox Rabbis, 1942-1943." Simon Wiesenthal Center Annual 3: 121-138.

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