A History of the Jews in North Africa
Ḥaim Zeev Hirschberg
1965
[ . . . ] [A]n attempt will be made to present the history of the Jews of the African Maghreb, a large, well-defined diaspora which in some respects is different from other Jewish groups generally and from those of the Muslim East in particular.
This diaspora has been treated as a backwater of Jewish history. Jewish scholars mostly devoted their…
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