How the Caribbean became a stopping point for the American journey of so many Jews
America’s greatest Marxist theoretician, Sidney Hook, identified Communism’s catastrophic cultism and the devastating splits it would cause in worldwide labor movements, and yet the Bolshevik mystique endured. Why?
Peter Ruta, who turns 98 this month, is still painting and still not getting his due
Newly reissued: the underappreciated writer’s 7-volume, multigenerational Gollantz Saga, an epic of 19th-c. European Jewry
How the British Marxist and anti-Zionist, who died last week, influenced the writing of Jewish history
