Personalities in the Struggle

Bibliography of South African Jewry

Personalities in the Struggle

Alexander, Ray (Simons, Ray Esther)"Profile: Ray Alexander: back home after 25 years in exile: Labour bulletin interview." SA Labour bulletin 14(7),1990: 76-[77].

Ray Alexander Simons. In Cutting through the mountain: interviews with South African Jewish activists. Viking Press, 1997. [23]-47.

Arenstein, RowleyRowley Israel Arenstein. In Cutting through the mountain: interviews with South African Jewish activists. Viking Press, 1997. [371]-402.

SUTTNER, I. Red Rowley and the Zulu Chief. Jerusalem Report 6(20),1996: 32-34. Father figure of Zulu Inkatha Freedom Party.

Auerbach, FranzFranz Auerbach. In Cutting through the mountain: interviews with South African Jewish activists. Viking Press, 1997. [537]-563.

Bernstein, Hilda and Lionel (Rusty)BERNSTEIN, H. The world that was ours: the story of Nelson Mandela and the Rivonia trial. London: Unwin Paperbacks, 1989, c1967. This is the memoir of the Rivonia trial by Hilda Bernstein, public speaker on behalf of the ANC and the Anti-Apartheid Movement, who has lived a life of exile in Britain since 1964. It includes the story of her illegal escape from South Africa, crossing the frontier to Botswana, after her husband had been acquitted in the Rivonia trial, where Nelson Mandela and others were sentenced to life imprisonment.

Bernstein, RustyBERNSTEIN, RUSTY Memory against forgetting: memoirs from a life in South African politics. Viking, 1999.

Bruce, DavidDavid Bruce. In Cutting through the mountain: interviews with South African Jewish activists. Viking Press, 1997. [169]-185.

Chaskalson, ArthurArthur Chaskalson. In Cutting through the mountain: interviews with South African Jewish activists. Viking Press, 1997. [325]-340.

Clegg, JohnyJohny Clegg. In Cutting through the mountain: interviews with South African Jewish activists. Viking Press, 1997. [73]-105.

Coleman familyColeman family. In Cutting through the mountain: interviews with South African Jewish activists. Viking Press, 1997. [186]-217.

First, RuthFIRST, R. One hundred and seventeen days: an account of confinement and interrogation under the South African Ninety-Day Detention Law. Harmondsworth, Middlesex: Penguin, 1965. 142

PINNOCK, D. Ruth First. Cape Town: Maskew Miller Longman, 1995. 58 p. : ill. (They fought for freedom).

PINNOCK, D. Writing left: Ruth First and radical South African journalism in the 1950's. [S.l.: s.n.], 1990. 228 leaves : ill., facsims, ports.

SEGAL, R.M. Ruth First. [S.l.: s.n.], 1992. 6 p.

Flior, JackJack Flior. In Cutting through the mountain: interviews with South African Jewish activists. Viking Press, 1997. [289]-305.

Goldberg, DenisDenis Goldberg. In Cutting through the mountain: interviews with South African Jewish activists. Viking Press, 1997. [463]-496.

Gordimer, Nadine"A conversation between Nobel Prize Winner, Nadine Gordimer and Natan Sharansky: on freedom, communism and Judaism." Jerusalem Report 2(1),1991: 5-7.

Nadine Gordimer. In Cutting through the mountain: interviews with South African Jewish activists. Viking Press, 1997. [106]-116.

"Nadine Gordimer's moving story." Jewish Affairs 4(1),1949: 55-57. 'The Defeated' in 'The South African Saturday Book' has a Jewish theme.

BAZIN, N. TOPPING & SEYMOUR, M. DALLMAN. eds. Conversations with Nadine Gordimer. Jackson: University Press of Mississippi, 1990. 321 p. (Literary conversation series).

CLINGMAN, S. The novels of Nadine Gordimer: history from the inside. Johannesburg: Ravan, 1986. 276 p.

CLOUTS, M. "A language in keeping: the works of Nadine Gordimer." Jewish Quarterly 39(1),1992: 28-31.

COOKE, J.W. The novels of Nadine Gordimer: private lives, public landscapes. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1985.

GORDIMER, N. Writing and being. Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard University Press, 1995. (The Charles Eliot Norton lectures; 1994). 145 p.

HAUGH, R.F. Nadine Gordimer. New York: Twayne Publishers, [1974]. 174 p. : port. (Twayne's world authors series, TWAS 315. South Africa).

LAZAR, K.R. The personal and the political in some of Nadine Gordimer's short stories. Thesis (M.A.) - University of the Witwatersrand, 1988.

NEWMAN, J. Nadine Gordimer. London: Routledge, 1988. 109 p. (Contemporary writers).

PITOCK, T. "Unloved back home." Tikkun 10(3),1995: 76-81.

ROLOFF, B.J. Nadine Gordimer: South African novelist and story writer. Texas: University of Texas, 1962. 142 leaves. Thesis (M.A.) - University of Texas, 1962.

WADE, M. Nadine Gordimer. London: Evans Bros, 1978. 232 p. : port. (Modern African writers).

WAGNER, K.M. Rereading Nadine Gordimer: text and subtext in the novels. South Africa: Maskew Millar Longman, Witwatersrand University Press in conjunction with Indiana Press, 1994

WALTERS, B. Nadine Gordimer with Margaret Walters. Video cassette (VHS) (40 min). Series Writers in conversation; 62. Guardian conversations. London: Institute of Contemporary Art, 1989. 1 Video cassette (VHS)(40 min).

Harber, AntonAnton Harber. In Cutting through the mountain: interviews with South African Jewish activists. Viking Press, 1997. [153]-165.

Hart, MaxineMaxine Hart. In Cutting through the mountain: interviews with South African Jewish activists. Viking Press, 1997. [518]-534.

Hellman, EllenDUBOW, S. "Wulf Sachs' Black Hamlet: a case of psychic vivisection." African Affairs 92(369), 1993: 519-556. Wulf Sach's psychoanalytic study of a black South African contains biographical information on Sachs and the anthropologist, Ellen Hellman's involvement in radical South African politics in the 40's.

Hirson, BaruchHIRSON, B. Revolutions in my life. Johannesburg: Witwatersrand University Press, 1995. 365 p. : ports.

Isaacson, BennieBennie Isaacson. In Cutting through the mountain: interviews with South African Jewish activists. Viking Press, 1997. [564]-596.

Kahn, SamSAKS, D.Y. Sam Kahn and the Communist Party. Jewish Affairs 51(1), 1996: 25-29. Communist Party of South Africa.

Kasrils, RonnieRonnie Kasrils. In Cutting through the mountain: interviews with South African Jewish activists. Viking Press, 1997. [266]-288.

BELLING, S. 'Hold on for the next two years': an interview with Ronnie Kasrils." Jewish Affairs 49(1),1994: 17-24. South African Deputy Minister of Defence from 1994.

KASRILS, R. 'Armed and dangerous': my undercover struggle against apartheid. Oxford: Heineman Educational, 1993. 374 p., [8] p. of plates : ill., map.

Kitson, NormaKITSON, N. Where sixpence lives. London: Chatto & Windus, 1986. 326 p., [19] p. of plates : ill.

Maisels, IsieIsie Maisels. In Cutting through the mountain: interviews with South African Jewish activists. Viking Press, 1997. [309]-323.

MAISELS, I.A. A life at law. Foreword by Sydney Kentridge; edited by Keith Maisels and Benjamin Trisk. Johannesburg: Jonathan Ball, c1998. xii, 338 p., [16] p. of plates: ill.

Manoim, IrwinIrwin Manoim. In Cutting through the mountain: interviews with South African Jewish activists. Viking Press, 1997. [[142]-152.

Marcus, GillGill Marcus. In Cutting through the mountain: interviews with South African Jewish activists. Viking Press, 1997. [245]-265.

PITOCK, T. "The ANC's reluctant media star: Gill Marcus..." Jerusalem Report 4(11),1993: 32-33.

PITOCK, T. " 'A life of value': Gill Marcus talks to Tod Pitock." Jewish Affairs 48(4),1993: 21-25.

Perlman, InaIna Perlman. In Cutting through the mountain: interviews with South African Jewish activists. Viking Press, 1997. [403]-421.

Podbrey, PaulinePauline Podbrey. In Cutting through the mountain: interviews with South African Jewish activists. Viking Press, 1997. [49]-70.

PODBREY, P. White girl in search of the Party. Pietermaritzburg: Hadeda Books, 1993. 204 p. : ill., ports.

Rabinowitz, RuthSUGARMAN, M.L. An unlikely Zulu. Jerusalem Report 6(20), 1996: 34. Ruth Rabinowitz represents the Zulu Inkatha Freedom Party in parliament.

Sachs, AlbieAlbie Sachs. In Cutting through the mountain: interviews with South African Jewish activists. Viking Press, 1997. [343]-369.

SACHS, A. "Being the same and being different." Jewish Quarterly 40(2),1993: 13-16.

SACHS, A. The jail diary of Albie Sachs. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1966. 285 p.

SACHS, A. The soft vengeance of a freedom fighter. Cape Town: David Philip, 1990. 203 p.

Sachs, WulfDUBOW, S. "Wulf Sachs' Black Hamlet: a case of psychic vivisection." African Affairs 92(369), 1993: 519-556. Wulf Sach's psychoanalytic study of a black South African contains biographical information on Sachs and the anthropologist, Ellen Hellman's involvement in radical South African politics in the 40's.

Segal, Ronald M.SEGAL, R.M. Into exile. London: Jonathan Cape, 1963. 319 p. Political activist.

SEGAL, R.M. & JACOBSON, D. "Apartheid and South African Jewry: an exchange." Commentary 24(5),1957: 424-431.

Simon, BarneyBarney Simon. In Cutting through the mountain: interviews with South African Jewish activists. Viking Press, 1997. [117]-141.

Born in the RSA: four workshopped plays. Witwatersrand University Press, 1997.

COLLINGS, J. "Barney at the Market." Leadership 4(2), 1985: 123-126. Barney Simon was one of the founders of the Market Theatre in Johannesburg.

FOURIE, M. Van smouse tot Shakespeare, 1987. Prisma 2(1),1987: 26. Briefly reviews the history of the Market Theatre in Johannesburg, built in 1913 as the Newton Market and changed into the Market Theatre in 1976.

MANIM, M. "Documents of South African theatre: journeys of discovery." South African Theatre Journal 3(1), 1989: 69-80.

NICHOLS, P. Miracles in Hell. Jewish Affairs 53(3), 1998: 67-70. Review.

SCHWARTZ, P. The best of company: the story of Johannesburg's Market theatre. Johannesburg: AD. Donker, 1988. 280 p. : ill.

Slovo, JoeJoe Slovo. In Cutting through the mountain: interviews with South African Jewish activists. Viking Press, 1997 Cutting through the mountain: interviews with South African Jewish activists. Viking Press, 1997. [221]-244.

"Joe Slovo: Apartheid's foremost white opponent: the Jerusalem report interview." Jerusalem Report 1(52),1991: 48-49.

HARRIS, L. "'I've got faith in people': Joe Slovo speaks to Leslie Harris." Jewish Affairs 48(4),1993: 15-19. South African Minister of Housing, April 1994-1995.

SLOVO, J. Slovo: the unfinished autobiography. Randburg: Ravan Press, 1995. 253 p. : ill. [Review: Jewish Affairs 51(1), 1996: 73-74].

Slovo, ShawnShawn Slovo. In Cutting through the mountain: interviews with South African Jewish activists. Viking Press, 1997. [445]-459.

SLOVO, S. A world apart. London: Faber, 1988. 113 p. : ill. Filmscript based on Shawn Slovo's experiences, when her mother, Ruth First, was the first white woman to be detained under the Ninety-Day Detention Act in 1963.

Suttner, RaymondRaymond Suttner. In Cutting through the mountain: interviews with South African Jewish activists. Viking Press, 1997. [297]-517.

SUTTNER, I. 'A question of identity': an interview with Raymond Suttner." Jewish Affairs 49(1),1994: 25-27.

SUTTNER, RAYMOND Inside Apartheid\'s prison: notes and letters of struggle.Melbourne:Ocean Press, 2001.

Suzman, HelenHelen Suzman. In Cutting through the mountain: interviews with South African Jewish activists. Viking Press, 1997. [421]-444.

LEE, R. ed. Values alive: a tribute to Helen Suzman. Johannesburg: Jonathan Ball, 1990. 236 p.: ill., facsims., ports. Leader of the Progressive Party.

LEGUM C. "Defender of human rights: Helen Suzman interviewed." The Jewish Quarterly 40(4),1994: 32-33

LEWSEN, P. ed. Helen Suzman's solo years. Johannesburg: Jonathan Ball and Ad. Donker, 1991. 276 p.

POGRUND, B. ""The lady from Lithuania": Benjamin Pogrund reviews "In no uncertain terms" by Helen Suzman." The Jewish Quarterly 40(4),1994: 34-35.

SUZMAN, H. In no uncertain terms: memoirs. Johannesburg: J. Ball, 1993. 310 p., [16] p.of plates : ill., ports.

Wolpe, Harold and AnnMarieWOLPE, A.M. The long way home. Claremont, South Africa: David Philip, 1994. 278 p., [8] p. of plates : ill., facsim, ports. Political activists.