A History of the Jews, from the Babylonian Exile to the End of World War II.

American anti-Jewish antisemitism Arabs army Babylonia became began Bible called century Christian Church civilization colonial Common Era Courtesy developed Diaspora Eastern Europe economic Egypt emperor empire established European Exilarch exile Ezra force France Geonim German ghetto Greek Haskalah Hasmoneans Hebrew Herod Herzl high priest hope human ideas immigrants important influence interest Israel Jerusalem Jewish community Jewish culture Jewish history Jewish population Jewry Jews of Babylonia Jews of Spain Judah Judaism Judea king land large number later leaders leadership learning lived Marranos Messiah Mohammedans Moses nation neighbors number of Jews organized pagan Palestine peace period Persian Pharisees Poland Polish political prayer problems prophets rabbis Rashi Reform religion religious result Roman Rome rulers Russia Sabbetai Zevi Sanhedrin scholars scribes social Spain spirit story synagogue Syrian Talmud teachers Temple territory tion Torah towns United unity Western Zionist