The Jewish Quarterly Review

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• JEWISH QUARTERLY REVIEW — (JQR), learned journal published first in London and subsequently in Philadelphia. The Jewish Quarterly Review was established in 1889 by I. Abrahams and C.G. Montefiore, who acted as editors. The detailed editorial work was undertaken by… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• Jewish Quarterly Review — Not to be confused with the Jewish Quarterly. The Jewish Quarterly Review ( JQR ) is the oldest English language journal of Judaic scholarship, established in 1888 by Israel Abrahams and Claude G. Montefiore as an outgrowth of the Wissenschaft… …   Wikipedia

• The Jewish Quarterly — ist ein seit 1889 vierteljährlich international erscheinendes Magazin. Es beschäftigt sich mit jüdischer Literatur, Politik und Kultur. Die Zeitschrift vergibt jährlich den Wingate Literary Prize. Literatur Jewish Quarterly Review, E ISSN: 1553… …   Deutsch Wikipedia

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