(Author: Dovidi Fachler, Vol. 68, No. 3, Chanukah 2013) In 1992, twenty three years after being branded a terrorist John Schlapobersky, a clinical psychologist working out of his Highgate practice in northwest London, was finally allowed to visit his native South Africa. Looking back
(Author: Gwynne Schrire, Vol. 68, No. 3, Chanukah 2013) Few in the year 2013 think it strange that the immediate past Chairman of the SAJBD Cape Council and the current SAJBD National Chairman and National Director, respectively Li Boiskin, Mary Kluk and Wendy Kahn,
(Authors: Madeleine Georgette, Natalie Knight, Vol. 67, No. 3, Chanukah 2012) EDITOR’S NOTE: From 22 August to 29 September 2012, a compelling new art exhibition documenting the story of South Africa’s transition from Apartheid to Democracy was on show at the Origins Centre, University
(Author: Veronica Belling, Vol. 68, No. 1, Pesach 2013) A cookbook bearing the most unusual name of Bread and peacocks: a Cookery Book: Exotic Recipes, by Sarah Shaban, described as “a prominent hostess in South Africa”, was published in London by Grosvenor Publishing Co.
(Author: Naomi Jacobson, Vol. 67, No. 2, Rosh Hashanah 2012) My grandfather was the famed Yiddish writer and scholar David Goldblatt, who is best remembered today for his two-volume Yiddish Encyclopaedia, written (amongst other publications) after his relocation to New York in 1915. He
(Author: Frank Startz, Vol. 67, No. 2, Rosh Hashanah 2012) David Goldblatt has spent much of his life as a photographer recording and chronicling many aspects of South African history as it unfolded, especially but not exclusively during the apartheid years. His objectivity, honesty
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(Author: Naomi Musiker, Vol. 67, No. 1, Pesach 2012) Feature image: Inner City Housing Upgrade Trust AGM, 1997: Gerald Leissner (GM), Taffy Adler (CEO) and Gauteng MEC for Housing Dan Mofokeng. According to the Urban Management Department of the City of Johannesburg, the Inner City is
(Author: Dan Brotman, Vol. 67, No. 1, Pesach 2012) The South African Jewish community is currently experiencing attrition through emigration, which has diminished the number of residents by close to 50% since the end of apartheid in 1994. The Cape Town Jewish community in particular
(Author: Gwynne Schrire, Vol. 67, No. 1, Pesach 2012) To Jews, the crucifixion motif is an unhappy reminder of two thousand years of persecution, oppression and discrimination, a blood-soaked symbol associated with the Inquisition, pogroms and annual fears at Easter-time.1 The aversion Jews feel