154 names in book "Greece - A Jewish History" by K.E. Fleming

“Greece -  A Jewish History” by K.E. Fleming, published in 2008 by Princeton University Press. 

Below you will find a description of the book, the Table of Contents, and 154 names I have transcribed from the book for your reference.

DESCRIPTION

Greece--a Jewish History is the first comprehensive English-language history of Greek Jews, and the only history that includes material on their diaspora in Israel and the United States. The book tells the story of a people who for the most part no longer exist and whose identity is a paradox in that it wasn't fully formed until after most Greek Jews had emigrated or been deported and killed by the Nazis.

For centuries, Jews lived in areas that are now part of Greece. But Greek Jews as a nationalized group existed in substantial number only for a few short decades--from the Balkan Wars (1912-13) until the Holocaust, in which more than 80 percent were killed. Greece--a Jewish History describes their diverse histories and the processes that worked to make them emerge as a Greek collective. It also follows Jews as they left Greece--as deportees to Auschwitz or émigrés to Palestine/Israel and New York's Lower East Side. In such foreign settings their Greekness was emphasized as it never was in Greece, where Orthodox Christianity traditionally defines national identity and anti-Semitism remains common.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

        Chapter 1 – Introduction

Part I - Independence and Expansion

        Chapter 2 – After Independence “Old Greece”

        Chapter 3 – “New Greece”:  Greek Territorial Expansion

Part II – The “Sephardic Republic”:  Salonika to 1923

        Chapter 4 – Salonika to 1912

        Chapter 5 – Becoming Greek:  Salonika, 1912-1923

Part III – Normalization to Destruction

        Chapter 6 – Interwar Greece:  Jews under Venizelos and Metaxas

        Chapter 7 – Occupation and Deportation:  1941-44

Part IV – “The Greeks”:  Greek Jews beyond Greece

        Chapter 8 – Auschwitz-Birkenau

        Chapter 9 – Trying to Find Home:  Jews in Postwar Greece

        Chapter 10 – Hellenized at Last:  Greek Jews in Palestine/Israel

        Chapter 11 – Conclusion:  Greek Jewish History – Greek or Jewish?

NAMES INCLUDED IN THE BOOK

Adom, Magen David

Aeilon, Elia

Akounis, Dario

Alalouf, Isidor

Alkalai, Nisim

Allalouf, Jean

Almosnino, Moses Ben-Baruch (Rabbi)

Amariglio, Erika

Amariglio, Erika Kounio

Andronikos, Aristides

Argov, Zohar

Asser-Pardo, Roza

Ayyash, Maurice

Azaria, Maty

Baruch, Ovadia

Baruch, Papo Yosef

Barzilai, Elias

Batis, Leon

Ben-Gurion, David

Ben-Lev, Yosef (Rabbi)

Ben-Rubi, Yitzhak

Ben-Tzvi, Yitzhak

Ben-Yaakov, Mano Avraham

Bileli, Yitzhak

Bivas, Yehudah (Rabbi)

Brunner, Alois

Capon, David

Capon, Luna

Capon, Nehama

Chazan, Shaul

Costi, Victoria

Cremieux, Adolphe

Damaskinos (Archbishop)

DeCastro, Emmanuel

DeCastro, Rochelle

Eframidou, Smaru

Erreras, Albertos

Eskanazi, Rosa

Ezra, Hacham

Finer, Yehiel (aka Ka Tzetnik)

Francis family

Frizis, Mordechai

Gabai, Yaakov

Gatenio, Alberto

Genee, Hyman

Giakoel, Giomtov

Gonatas, Stylianos

Gounaris, Georgios

Hadjis, Ilias

Hantali, Iakovos

Herzl, Theodor

Hionidou, Violetta

Hrysostomos

Immanuel, Yitzhak

Jabari, Yaakov

Jobotinsky, Ze’ev

Kabilli, Shabtai (Rabbi)

Kalbo, Hayyim

Kaminsky, Yaakov

Kanios, Stelios

Kantos, Samuel

Kapsali, Eliyahu (Rabbi)

Karasso, Emmanouel

Karrer (aka Karrieras), Loukas

Karrieras (aka Karrer), Loukas

Kassouto (Rabbi)

Katzantzidis, Stelios

Kobo, Frieda

Koen, David

Koen, Gioa

Koen, Ilias

Koen, Leon

Koen, Louis

Koen, Yitzhak

Kofinas, Koula Cohen

Kofinas, Sol

Kolettis, Ioannis

Koliopoulos, John

Kollas (Mayor of Corfu)

Kollek, Teddy

Koretz, Zvi (Rabbi)

Koryzis, Alexandros

Kounio, Heinz D. S.

Kronos (Kapetan)

Kyriakopoulos, Nazos

Levi, Primo

Levy, Gedalia

Levy, Louis

Logothetopoulos, Konstantinos

Maestro, Jacko

Makriyannis, Ioannis

Margaritis, David

Matsas, Michael

Matsas, Solomon

Meir, Yaakov

Merten, Max

Michaelides, Alekos

Modiano-Soulam, Loutsiana

Moissis, Asher

Molho, Michael

Mordoch, David

Morgenthau, Henry

Nahmia, Berry

Natzari family

Natzari, Marsel

Nechama, Itzchak

Negrin, Naoum

Pacifico, David

Pacifico, Don

Papandreou, Andreas

Perahia, Yuda

Pessach, Mois

Pessah, Moshe (Rabbi)

Pierron, Bernard

Plastiras, Nikolaos

Pohl, Johannes

Poliker, Yehuda

Rafael, Esther

Rafael, Hayyim

Rafael, Shmuel

Rakopoulos, Vasilis

Rallis, Ioannis

Razon, Yaakov

Renieris, Markos

Richetti, Pellegrin

Rothschild, Max

San, Aris

Sardas, Eliki

Sevillias, Errikos

Shertock, Moshe

Simcha, Pavlos

Simopoulos, Charalambos

Sionidou family

Skeferis (Minister in Tirana)

Stavroulakis, Nikos

Stefanidis, Dimitrios Athan.

Stroumsa, Iakovos

Stroumsa, Menachem

Svolis, Empis

Svolos, M. Alexandros

Theodorakis, Mikis

Tzavelias, Kitsos

Tzetnik, Ka (born Yehiel Finer)

Uziel, Dino

Velestinlis, Rigas

Vivanti, Menachem (Rabbi)

Vlachides, Demetrios

Vourlas, Moisis

Wiesel, Eli

Wisliceny, Dieter

Yablonka, Hanna

Yekuel, Yomtov

Zacutta, Eliahu

Zannini, Licurgo