Fred A. Lazin is professor emeritus at Ben Gurion University of the Negev.

American Christians and the National Interreligious Task Force on Soviet Jewry: A Call to Conscience offers insight into the complexities of interreligious activism, and into the driving forces of the largely successful campaign for Soviet Jewry that left such a significant imprint on the lives of Jews and others across the world.

• Chapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: Vatican II: A Revolution in Catholic Jewish Relations and the Appearance of the “New Nuns”Chapter 3: Establishing the Task ForceChapter 4: The Early Years of the Task ForceChapter 5: The Brussels II ConferenceChapter 6: The Helsinki Accords and Persecuted Christians in the Soviet UnionChapter 7: International Conferences and the Interreligious Legal Task Force on Human RightsChapter 8: Continuity and Change in the mid-1980s—an Alliance with Evangelical ProtestantsChapter 9: Closing the Task ForceChapter 10: Conclusion

Fred A. Lazin is professor emeritus at Ben Gurion University of the Negev.

American Christians and the National Interreligious Task Force on Soviet Jewry: A Call to Conscience offers insight into the complexities of interreligious activism, and into the driving forces of the largely successful campaign for Soviet Jewry that left such a significant imprint on the lives of Jews and others across the world.

• Chapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: Vatican II: A Revolution in Catholic Jewish Relations and the Appearance of the “New Nuns”Chapter 3: Establishing the Task ForceChapter 4: The Early Years of the Task ForceChapter 5: The Brussels II ConferenceChapter 6: The Helsinki Accords and Persecuted Christians in the Soviet UnionChapter 7: International Conferences and the Interreligious Legal Task Force on Human RightsChapter 8: Continuity and Change in the mid-1980s—an Alliance with Evangelical ProtestantsChapter 9: Closing the Task ForceChapter 10: Conclusion

Fred A. Lazin is professor emeritus at Ben Gurion University of the Negev.

American Christians and the National Interreligious Task Force on Soviet Jewry: A Call to Conscience offers insight into the complexities of interreligious activism, and into the driving forces of the largely successful campaign for Soviet Jewry that left such a significant imprint on the lives of Jews and others across the world.

• Chapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: Vatican II: A Revolution in Catholic Jewish Relations and the Appearance of the “New Nuns”Chapter 3: Establishing the Task ForceChapter 4: The Early Years of the Task ForceChapter 5: The Brussels II ConferenceChapter 6: The Helsinki Accords and Persecuted Christians in the Soviet UnionChapter 7: International Conferences and the Interreligious Legal Task Force on Human RightsChapter 8: Continuity and Change in the mid-1980s—an Alliance with Evangelical ProtestantsChapter 9: Closing the Task ForceChapter 10: Conclusion