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  - The Automobile
  - The Telephone
  - The Silk Route; A Judaic Odyssey
  - Iron Working; A Judaic Tradition The Biblical Period
  - Juan Robles and the Inquisition
  - Glassmaking; A Judaic Tradition The Biblical Period
  - Glassmaking; A Judaic Tradition The Common Era
  - Glassmaking; A Judaic Tradition Flint Glass and the Jews of Genoa
  - Glassmaking; A Judaic Tradition The Art Arrives in England
  - Glassmaking; A Judaic Tradition England Attains an Industry
- 7-13III >
  - Photography and the Jews
  - Jews and Music
  - Jews and Navigation
  - Egypt and the Semites; Part I The Pre-Dynastic Period
  - Egypt and the Semites; Part II The Second Intermediate Period
  - Egypt and the Semites; Part III The New Kingdom; From Progress to Predation
  - Jews and Medicine
  - Artisanship, and Literacy The Salvation of the Jews
  - Craftsmanship and the Jew The Archaic Period
  - Craftsmanship and the Jew The Biblical Period
  - Craftsmanship and the Jew The Roman Period
- 14-19IV >
  - Nomadic Jews? Never!
  - Silkmaking and the Jews
  - The Babylonian Origin of Greek Science
  - Gold and Silver Smithing; a Judaic Tradition Part I — the Near-East and the Mediterranean
  - Gold and Silver Smithing; a Judaic Tradition Part II — Europe and America
  - Jews and Carpets
  - Jews in Africa The Berbers
  - Jews in Africa Black Africa
  - Jews in Africa Elephantine Island (Yeb)
  - Jews in Africa North Africa
- 20I-28 >
  - Ornament and the Jews; Beads
  - Dyemaking; A Judaic Tradition
  - Jews as Slave Liberators
  - The Jews and the Khazars
  - The Jews of Casale Montferrato
  - The Glassmakers of Altare
  - Jews, Arabs and Eretz Israel An Historical Perspective
  - Emile Berliner; An Unheralded Genius the Early Years
  - Emile Berliner; An Unheralded Genius the Later Years
  - The Jews of Aquileia A Judaic Community Lost to History
- 29I-36 >
- 37-41 >
  - The Jews of St. Eustatius; Rescuers of the American Revolution
  - Jewish History from the Archives of Florence and Cremona Part 1: The Medici Archives
  - Jewish History from the Archives of Florence and Cremona Part 2: Cremona
  - The Birth of the Israelite Nation Part 1: Settlement in Canaan
  - The Birth of the Israelite Nation Part 2: Israelites, Hebrews, and the Huabiru
  - The da Costas; a Remarkable Sephardic Family
- 42I-45 >
  - Jewish Traders of the Diaspora Part I: The Persian Period
  - The Arabs and the Jews Part I: The Pre-Islamic Period
  - Jewish Nobel Prize Winners Part I: Chemistry
  - Jewish Nobel Prize Winners Part II: Physics
  - Jewish Nobel Prize Winners Part IIIA: Biomedical Sciences, 1908-1965
  - Jewish Nobel Prize Winners Part IIIB: Biomedical Sciences, 1965-2000
  - Abe Silverstein The Man Who Put Men on the Moon
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Creativity and the Jews, Vols. I and II

Fact Papers on the Technological and Artistic Contributions of the Jews to the Evolution of Civilization

by
Samuel Kurinsky
and contributing authors

ABOUT THE BOOKS: © 1991-2003 Samuel Kurinsky, all rights reserved (except where noted) Creativity and the Jews is a two-volume set, comprising the entire library of HHF Fact Papers and collected in two three inch sturdy binders.

These books are out of print and no longer available.