Sephardic Jews in America: a diasporic history

Aviva Ben-Ur

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Jewish Identity and Society Diaspora, migration, transnational identity Sephardic Jews and Inquisition Studies

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Acknowledgments Introduction: The Jews Who Weren't There: Scholarly and Communal Exclusion 1 Immigration, Ethnicity, and Identity 2 Hebrew with a Sephardic Accent: A Test Case for Impact 3 East Meets West: Sephardic Strangers and Kin 4 Ashkenazic-Sephardic Encounters 5 The Hispanic Embrace 6 Conclusion: A View from the Margins Appendix: Population Statistics of Non-Ashkenazic Jews in the United States of AmericaAbbreviations NotesIndex About the Author

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