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“Jews like any other ethnic group are only moving into the occupations which by American standards seem most suitable; there has been an increase in job-opportunities in the distributive, service and professional occupations.”
Samuel H. Flowerman, “Should Jews Change Their Occupations?” Commentary Magazine, April 1947, V. 3, No. 4, P. 325.
“Today a rapid redistribution of Jews over the various fields of occupation is taking place the world over. The number of Jews engaged in industry and handicraft is almost equal to that still engaged in commerce.”
Joseph Sachs, “The Jewish Genius”, N. Y., Edward Goldston, 1939, P. 325.
“Today a rapid redistribution of Jews over the various fields of occupation is taking place the world over. The number of Jews engaged in industry and handicraft is almost equal to that still engaged in commerce.”
Joseph Sachs, “The Jewish Genius”, N. Y., Edward Goldston, 1939, P. 98-99.
“All over Europe, Jewish business is taken away. Jewish lawyers and doctors cannot practice. Jewish teachers lose jobs. So many thousands of men and boys go to ORT schools, learn to become mechanics, carpenters, electricians, tailors, plumbers. With such a TRADE Jews can make a living for the family.”
Dorothy Alofsin, “The Stream of Jewish Life”, Cincinnati, Union of American Hebrew Congregations, 1943, P. 113.
“He might have switched from rabbinical studies to chemistry at Hebrew University because he had become convinced that chemists were more necessary to the Holy Land's future than were rabbis”
Mother of Moshe Pearlstein, (the young American Rabbi killed in Palestine)—PM Jan. 1948.