“Bibliography” in “Entwined Homelands, Empowered Diasporas” | Open Indiana

BIBLIOGRAPHY

ARCHIVES AND SELECTED PRIMARY SOURCES

Newspapers and Periodicals Consulted

A Columna (Brazil, Archive: JPress)

Adelante (Morocco, Archive: JPress)

BaMa’aracha (Israel, Archive: MDNL)

Boletín de la Asociación a de Venezuela (Archive: CAHJP)

Boletín de la Sociedad Hajnasat Orhim (Morocco, Archive: MDNL)

Boletín Oficial de la Comunidad a de Tánger [Boletín Oficial] (Morocco, Archive: MDNL)

Carta de France MABATT (France, Archive: PPC)

El Mundo (Venezuela, Archive: MDNL)

España (Morocco, Archive: PDLC)

HaOlam (UK, Archive: JPress)

Israel (Argentina, Archive: MDNL)

Kol Israel (Morocco, Archive: BZLPC)

La Voix des Communautés (Morocco, Archive: JPress)

La Voix Sépharade (Canada, Archive: CSUQ)

MABAT Revista (Israel, Archive: PPC)

Maguén-Escudo [Maguén] (Venezuela, Archive: CESC)

Noar (Morocco, Archive: JPress)

Nuevo Mundo Israelita (Venezuela, MDNL)

Or-Luz (Morocco, Venezuela, Spain, Archive: BZLPC)

Raíces (Spain, MDNL)

Renacimiento de Israel (Morocco, Archive: BZLPC)

Revista de Filología Hispánica (Spain, Archive: PDLC)

Sephardic Highlight (USA, Archive: CJH)

Interviews

Alegría Bendelac, 1992, USA, OHC, OHL, call# **P (Oral Histories, Box 122, No. 4)

Carlos (pseudonym), 2009, Israel, interviewer: Aviad Moreno

Carlos Ben-Dahan, 1990, Venezuela, interviewer: Monica Botbol, ICJ (213)26

Carlos Gueron, 1991, Venezuela, interviewer: Clara Serfati, ICJ (213)51

Clarice (pseudonym), 2009, Israel, interviewer: Aviad Moreno

———, 2010, Israel, interviewer: Aviad Moreno

Daniel (pseudonym), 2010, Israel, interviewer: Aviad Moreno

Daniel Bendahan, 1990, Venezuela, interviewer: Monica Botbol, ICJ (213)21

David (pseudonym), 2009, Israel, interviewer: Aviad Moreno

———, 2010, Israel, interviewer: Aviad Moreno

Fortuna Bendayan de Furhman, 1989, Venezuela, interviewer: Debora Yurman, ICJ (213)25

Gladys Pimienta, 2010, Israel, interviewer: Aviad Moreno

Gonzalo Benaim Pinto, 1989, Venezuela, interviewer: Segal Ariel, ICJ (213)7

Hélène (pseudonym), 2009, Israel, interviewer: Aviad Moreno

Isaac Ben-Dayan, [1990?], Venezuela, interviewer: Rachel Gemer ICJ (213)29

Isaac Chocrón, 1989, Venezuela, interviewer: Leonardo Senkman, ICJ (213)11

Isaac Sananes, [1990?], Venezuela, interviewer: Rachel Gemer, ICJ (213)44

Lea Almosny Mercedes, 1990, Venezuela, interviewer: Clara Serfati, ICJ (213)30

Mary Taurel, 1989, Venezuela, interviewer: Debora Yurman, ICJ (213)39

Moisés Garzón Serfaty, 1990, Venezuela, interviewer: Leonardo Senkman, ICJ (213)12

Nina (pseudonym), 2009, Israel, interviewer: Aviad Moreno

Nisim Matut, 1990, Venezuela, interviewer: Leonardo Senkman, ICJ (213)41

Nusia Waher, 1990, Venezuela, interviewer: Leonardo Senkman, ICJ (213)38

Perla (pseudonym), 2009, Israel, interviewer: Aviad Moreno

Perla Sultan, 1989, Venezuela, interviewer: Merche Bendayan, ICJ (213)45

Ruth (pseudonym), 2009, Israel, interviewer: Aviad Moreno

———, 2010, Israel, interviewer: Aviad Moreno

Salomón (pseudonym), 2009, Israel, interviewer: Aviad Moreno

Sara (pseudonym), 2010, Israel, interviewer: Aviad Moreno

Sidney Pimienta, 2010, Israel, interviewer: Aviad Moreno

Simi (pseudonym), 2009, Israel, interviewer: Aviad Moreno

———, 2010, Israel, interviewer: Aviad Moreno

Simone Melo-Foinquinos, 2009, Israel, interviewer: Aviad Moreno

Yaakov Bentolila, 2010, Israel, interviewer: Aviad Moreno

Radio Broadcasting

Alberto Pimienta, “La Zarzuela y Los Judíos en el Teatro Cervantes de Tánger,” Tangier

Alberto Pimienta, “Su Acción de Recoger Cantes Judeoespañoles de Marruecos,” Tangier 1993

“Beit Hatfutsot, MABAT Israel, Fiesta de Hanukká -Live,” Tel Aviv

Embajador de Israel en España-Shelomó BenAmí, “Patrimonio Judeoespañol, Marroquí de Habla Española,” Madrid

Mauricio Hatchwell, “En Torno a Sefarad 92, an interview for RCJ,” Paris 1992

Momy Benayón, Presidente de Mabat Israel, “Interview sobre Mabat Israel,” Paris

Solly Lévy, “En Haketía con Simpatía-Programa RCJ_Poema Con los Apellidos Familias de Tánger,” Paris

Sr. Ahmed Goudian, “Un Musulman Se Acuerda de los Antiguos Judíos Tangerinos,” Tangier

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