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The
Bay Area
Armenian National
Committee (ANC-SF) is a grassroots public affairs organization serving to
inform, educate, and act on a wide range of issues concerning Armenian Americans
throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Jewish
Scholars Affirm Armenian Genocide
August, 2001
In August 2001, a group of highly
distinguished Jewish scholars, both American
Jews and Israelis, released a statement
affirming the Armenian Genocide and
demonstrating their friendship with the
Armenian people. "We, the undersigned, are
scholars, rabbis, teachers, community
leaders, and students of Jewish heritage. As
Jews, we share many similarities with the
Armenian people.
We were both victims of genocide during the
twentieth-century and have survived despite
those who would deny us our right to exist.
On this year, 2001, which marks the 1700th
anniversary of Armenia's adoption of
Christianity, we as Jews salute our Armenian
friends and their contributions to Western
society and culture."
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Signatories:
(Affiliations are for
identification purposes
only) |
Professor David R.
Blumenthal, Rabbi
Jay and Leslie Cohen
Professor of Judaic
Studies
Emory University,
Atlanta, GA
Leon Botstein
President, Bard
College
Prof. Israel W.
Charny
Editor-in-Chief,
Encyclopedia of
Genocide
Executive Editor,
Institute on the
Holocaust
and Genocide,
Jerusalem
Professor Arnold
Dashefsky
Deborah Dwork,
Director
Center for Holocaust
Studies
Clark University
Rose Professor of
Holocaust History
Rabbi Joseph H.
Ehrenkranz
Executive Director
of the "Center for
Christian-Jewish
Understanding"
Sacred Heart
University,
Fairfield, CT
Todd M. Endelman
University of
Michigan
Professor Sidra
DeKoven Ezrahi
Hebrew University of
Jerusalem
Jerusalem, Israel
Dr. Stephen
Feinstein, Director
Center for Holocaust
and Genocide Studies
University of
Minnesota
Judith Friedlander
Lawrence J. Friedman
Indiana University
Professor Zev Garber
Los Angeles Valley
College
Writer and Editor
Penina Migdal Glazer
Daniel Jonah
Goldhagen
Harvard University
Stephen M. Goldman
Museum Director
Florida Holocaust
Museum
Judith S. Goldstein,
Ph.D.
Historian
David Gordis, Ph.D.
President, Professor
of Rabbinics
Hebrew College
Leonard Grob, Ph.D.
Professor of
Philosophy
Farleigh Dickinson
University
Susannah Heschel
Eli Black Professor
of Jewish Studies
Dartmouth College
Alan Jacobs
Dr. Steven L.
Jacobs, Rabbi
Aaron Aronov Chair
of Judaic Studies
University of
Alabama, Tuscaloosa,
AL
Professor Efraim
Karsh
Head of
Mediterranean
Studies
King's College,
University of London
Steven Kepnes, Ph.D.
Director of Jewish
Studies
Colgate University
Rabbi Jonathan Klein
The Allen and Ruth
Ziegler Director of
USC Hillel
Michael Lerner
Jonathan Eric Lewis
Robert Jay Lifton
Author of "The Nazi
Doctors"
Department of
Psychiatry
Harvard University |
Deborah Lipstadt,
Ph.D.
Dorot Professor of
Modern Jewish and
Holocaust Studies
Director, Institute
for Jewish Studies
Emory University
John Loftus
President
Florida Holocaust
Museum
Maud Mandel
Assistant Professor
Modern Jewish
History
Brown University
Harold Marcuse
Associate Prof.
UC Santa Barbara
Robert Melson
Purdue University
Nathaniel Mencow
Curator, World War
II Musum
Public School System
Worcester, MA
Saul Mendlovitz
Dag Hammarskold
Professor of Law
Rutgers Law (Newark)
Sara Messeloff
English Teacher
Ruth W. Messinger
Former Manhattan
Borough President
President and
Executive Director,
American Jewish
World Service
Jennifer M.F. Miller
Lecturer in Medieval
History
Emory University
Rabbi Michelle
Missaghieh
Temple Israel of
Hollywood
Jacqueline Osherow
Rabbi Sanford Ragins
Thane Rosenbaum
Novelist and human
rights law professor
Laurie Rothstein
Development
Director, Armenia
Tree Project
Armenian Assembly of
America
Joshua Rubenstein
Richard E.
Rubenstein
Institute for
Conflict Analysis
and Resolution
George Mason
University
Jonathan Sarna
Joseph H. and Belle
R. Braun Professor
of American
Jewish History,
Brandeis University
Robert Seltzer
Hunter College of
the
City University of
New York
Gerald Sorin
Distinguished
University Professor
and
Director of
Jewish Studies, SUNY,
New Paltz
Shelly Tennembaum
Clark University
Rabbi David A.
Teutsch, President
Reconstructionist
Rabbinical College
Rabbi Lennard R.
Thal
Vice President
Union of American
Hebrew Congregations
Judy Schwartz
Los Angeles Public
High School Teacher
Lawrence D. Wasser
Executive Director
Florida Holocaust
Museum
Jeremy Zwelling
Department of
Religion
Wesleyan University
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