North African Jewry in the twentieth century : the Jews of Morocco, Tunisia, and Algeria / Michael M. Laskier.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 385-389) and index.

North African Jewry in the twentieth century : a sociopolitical analysis -- Under Vichy and the Nazi-German menace : the Jews of North Africa during the 1930s and 1940s -- Zionism, clandestine emigration to Israel, and its impact on Muslim-Jewish relations : the case of Morocco, 1947-March 1949 -- Emigration to Israel in the shadow of Morocco's struggle for independence, 1949-1956 -- International Jewish organizations and the ʻAliya from Morocco : the early and mid-1950s -- The self-liquidation process : political developments among Moroccan Jewry and the emigration factor -- The Israeli-directed self-defense underground and "Operation Yakhin" -- Tunisia's national struggle and Tunisian Jewry : Jewish anxieties, Muslim-Jewish coexistence, and emigration -- From internal autonomy to full independence : the post-independence, decolonization era in Tunisia -- Algeria's political and social struggle : Algerian Jewry's dilemmas.