Articles on Modern New World Crypto-Judaism

• American Friends 1944, Indian Jews in Mexico: A Brief Sketch of the History and Survival of the Mexican Marranos, American Friends of the Mexican Indian Jews.
• Beller, Jacob 1969, Jews in Latin America, Jonathan David: New York.
• Halevy, Schulamith C. 1995, Anusim in North America: The Ingathering, Tradition 30:1.
• Halevy, Schulamith C. 1995, Manifestations of Crypto-Judaism in the American Southwest, Jewish Folklore and Ethnology Review, to appear.
• Halevy, Schulamith C., and Nachum Dershowitz 1996, Obscure Practices among New World Anusim, Proceedings of the Conferencia Internacional de Investigación de la Asociación Latinoamericana de Estudios Judaicos (Mexico City, November 1995).
• Hernández, Frances 1993, The Secret Jews of the Southwest, in: M. A. Cohen and A. J. Peck, Sephardim in the Americas, American Jewish Archives: Tuscaloosa, AL.
• S. Hordes, "The Inquisition and the crypto-Jewish community in colonial New Spain and New Mexico," in: M. E. Perry and A. J. Cruz, eds., Cultural Encounters, Univ. of California Press: Berkeley, CA, p. 215.
• Hordes, Stanley M. 1993, Report: `The Sephardic legacy in the Southwest: The Crypto-Jews of New Mexico' Historical Research Project Sponsored by the Latin American Institute, University of New Mexico, Jewish Folklore and Ethnology Review 15:2.
• C. A. Krause, The Jews in Mexico, Ph.D. thesis, Univ. of Pittsburgh, 1970.
• Levi, Loretta 1993, Iglesia de Dios Israelita, Jewish Folklore and Ethnology Review 15:2, pp. 138-141.
• Marcus, Jacob R. 1970, The Colonial American Jew, 1492-1776, 3 vols., Wayne State University Press: Detroit.
• Marcuson, Isaac E., ed. 1923, Proceedings of Thirty-Fourth Annual Convention of the Central Conference of American Rabbis xxxiii.
• Neulander, Judith S. 1994, Crypto-Jews of the Southwest: An Imagined Community, Jewish Folklore and Ethnology Review 16:1.
• Neulander, Judith S. 1995, Marranizing New Mexican Names: The Semantics of Crypto-Jewish Fakelore, presentation at the Annual Meeting of the Association for Jewish Studies, Boston, MA (December).
• Nidel, David S. 1984, Modern Descendents of Conversos in New Mexico, Western States Jewish Historical Quarterly 16:3, Apr., pp. 249ff.
• Patai, Raphael 1983, On Jewish Folklore, Wayne State University Press: Detroit. (Originally appeared in Menorah Journal 38, pp. 54-67, and Midstream 11, pp. 79-92.)
• Prinz, Joachim 1973, The Secret Jews, Random House: New York.
• Santos, Richard G. 1983, Chicanos of Jewish Descent in Texas, Western States Jewish Historical Quarterly 15:4, July, pp. 327ff.
• Santos, Richard G. 1997, Silent Heritage: The Sephardim and the Colonization of the Spanish North American Frontier, Shofar (to appear).
• Tobias, Henry J. 1990, A History of the Jews in New Mexico, University of New Mexico Press: Albuquerque.
• Weitz, M. M. 1965, Indian Jews of Mexico, Syosset, NY.
• Zielonka, Martin 1915, A Spanish-American Jewish Periodical, American Jewish Historical Society 23.
• Zielonka, Martin 1939, Francisco Rivas, American Jewish Historical Society 35.