The Classification of Jewish Immigrants and Its Implications: A Survey of Opinion

This ex-library edition shows significant wear. The cover is worn with noticeable edge wear and library markings, including a "CANCEL" stamp. The spine and corners are frayed, and the binding shows signs of age but remains intact. The absence of a dust jacket and the presence of library labels suggest its history in library collections.

"The Classification of Jewish Immigrants and Its Implications: A Survey of Opinion" is a significant historical work authored by Nathan Goldberg, Jacob Lestchinsky, and Max Weinreich, published by the Yiddish Scientific Institute—YIVO in 1945. This publication, originating from New York, offers an in-depth analysis of Jewish immigrant classification through 140 replies to a questionnaire, providing valuable insight into the socio-political landscape of Jewish communities during the mid-20th century. The authors, renowned for their contributions to Jewish sociology and history, present a unique perspective that remains relevant for scholars and historians. This edition is an ex-library copy, bearing markings from the University of Denver Libraries, and is a part of the YIVO English Translation Series. Although lacking a dust jacket, the book remains a crucial resource for understanding Jewish immigrant experiences and classifications.