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Jews in independent Poland, 1918-1939

Antony Polonsky, Ezra Mendelsohn and Jerzy Tomaszewski
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  • Contents

  • Frontmatter
  • Note on Transliteration, Names, and Place Names (page xii)
  • Abbreviations (page xiii)
  • Introduction (ANTONY POLONSKY, page xv)
  • PART I: JEWS IN INDEPENDENT POLAND, 1918-1939
    • Jewish Historiography on Polish Jewry in the Interwar Period (EZRA MENDELSOHN, page 3)
    • Britain, a British Jew, and Jewish Relations with the New Poland: The Making of the Polish Minorities Treaty of 1919 (Mark Levene, page 14)
    • The Social Consciousness of Young Jews in Interwar Poland (ALINA CALA, page 42)
    • Polish-Jewish Relations as Reflected in Memoirs of the Interwar Period (SZYJA BRONSZTEJN, page 66)
    • Shtetl Communities: Another Image (ANNAMARIA ORLA-BUKOWSKA, page 89)
    • The Civil Rights of Jews in Poland 1918-1939 (JERZY TOMASZEWSKI, page 115)
    • The Jewish Question in Polish Religious Periodicals in the Second Republic: The Case of the Przegląd katolicki (FRANCISZEK ADAMSKI, page 129)
    • The Image of the Jew in the Catholic Press during the Second Republic (ANNA LANDAU-CZAJKA, page 146)
    • The Jewish Press in the Political Life of the Second Republic (ANDRZEJ PACZKOWSKI, page 176)
    • Polish Political Parties and Antisemitism (JERZY HOLZER, page 194)
    • The Polish Kehillah Elections of 1936: A Revolution Re-examined (ROBERT MOSES SHAPIRO, page 206)
    • Jewish Artisans (ZBIGNIEW LANDAU, page 227)
    • Some Aspects of the Life of the Jewish Proletariat in Poland during the Interwar Period (B. GARNCARSKA-KADARY, page 238)
    • The Expulsion of Polish Jews from the Third Reich in 1939 (Karol Jonca, page 255)
    • The Jewish Boycott Campaign against Nazi Germany and its Culmination in the Halbersztadt Trial (ALFRED WIŚLICKI, page 282)
    • What Shall We Tell Miriam? A Tale for the Present (RAFAEL F. SCHARF, page 290)
    • Polyn: Land of Sages and Tsadikim (YEHIEL YESHAIA TRUNK, page 299)
  • PART II: REVIEWS
    • REVIEW ESSAYS
    • Why Did the Assimilation Fail in the Kingdom of Poland between 1864 and 1897? (STANISLAUS A. BLEJWAS, page 325)
    • In the Shadow of the Facts (DARIUSZ STOLA, page 330)
    • Readings and Misreadings: A Reply to Dariusz Stola (DAVID ENGEL, page 345)
    • BOOK REVIEWS
    • Gershon David Hundert, The Jews in a Polish Private Town (MAGDALENA M. OPALSKI, page 382)
    • Walentyna Najdus, Ignacy Daszyński, 1866-1936 (ADAM A. HETNAL, page 384)
    • Stephen D. Corrsin, Warsaw before the First World War (STEFAN KIENIEWICZ, page 388)
    • Józef Wróbel, Tematy żydowskie w prozie polskiej 1939-1987 (LAURA QUERCIOLI, page 392)
    • Jan T. Gross, Revolution from Abroad (DAVID ENGEL, page 396)
    • Wolfgang Wipperman, Der konsequente Wahn (MICHAEL BURLEIGH, page 398)
    • Yury Boshyk (ed.), Ukraine during World War II (SHIMON REDLICH, page 401)
    • Halina Nelken, Images of a Lost World (RICHARD L. COHEN, page 404)
    • Vivian B. Mann (ed.), Gardens and Ghettos (TADEUSZ CHRZANOWSKI, page 407)
    • Polska Sztuka Ludowa, special issue (1989) (TADEUSZ CHRZANOWKSI, page 410)
    • Jerzy Malinowski, Grupa 'Jung Idysz' i żydowskie środowisko 'Nowej Sztuki' w Polsce (SERGIUSZ MICHALSKI, page 413)
    • Janet Hadda, Passionate Women, Passive Men (LAURA QUERCIOLI, page 415)
  • OBITUARIES
    • Stefan Kieniewicz (1907-1992) (page 421)
    • Artur Eisenbach (1906-1992) (page 423)
    • 'A Small Memorial Candle' for Adolf Rudnicki (1912-1990) (page 427)
  • Editor's Notes (page 430)
  • Notes on Contributors and Translators (page 431)
  • Glossary (page 436)
  • Index (page 443)
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Published: 2004
Publisher: Littman Library of Jewish Civilization
ISBN(s)
  • 9781909821590 (ebook)
  • 9781904113225 (paper)
Series
  • Polin
Subject
  • Jewish Studies
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