Jews and the Emerging Polish State (Polin Volume Two)

The focus of this volume is on how the Jews were affected by Polish independence in 1918.

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Lucien Wolf and the Making of Poland: Paris 1919
pp 5-36
- By Eugene C. Black, Ottilie Springer Professor of History at Brandeis University.
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The Dmowski-Namier Feud, 1915-1918
pp 37-49
- By Paul Latawski, Assistant Professor of International Relations at New England College
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History and Myth: Pinsk, April 1919
pp 50-72
- By Józef Lewandowski, historian specializing in the area of Central and Eastern Europe.
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Polish Diplomacy and the American-Jewish Community between the Wars
pp 73-94
- By Daniel Stone, Professor of History at the University of Winnipeg.
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Dmowski, Paderewski and American Jews (A Documentary Compilation)
pp 95-116
- By George J. Lerski, emeritus professor of Modern European History at the University of Chicago
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The Basic Privileges of the Jews of Great Poland as Reflected in Polish Historiography
pp 117-149
- By Shmuel A. Cygielman, Senior Lecturer in Jewish History at the Ben Gurion University of the Negev in Bersheva
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The Decline of the Polish-Lithuanian Kahal
pp 150-162
- By Eli Lederhendler, lectures in Jewish history at Tel-Aviv University.
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A Mobile Class. The Subjective Element in the Social Perception of Jews: The Example of Eighteenth Century Poland
pp 163-178
- By Anna Żuk, lecturer in the Institute of Philosophy and Sociology at the Marie Curie Sklodkowska University in Lublin.
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Polish Synagogues in the Nineteenth Century
pp 179-198
- By Maria, architects and architectural historians., Kazimierz Piechotka, architects and architectural historians.
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The image of the Jew in Polish Narrative Prose of the Romantic Period
pp 199-218
- By Mieczysław Inglot, Professor of Polish Literature at the University of Wrodaw.
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The Polish-Jewish Daily Press
pp 219-245
- By Michael G. Steinlauf, Brandeis University
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From ‘Numerus Clausus’ to ‘Numerus Nullus’
pp 246-268
- By Szymon Rudnicki, Docent and deputy Director of the Historical Institute of the University of Warsaw.
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The Polish Government-in-Exile and the Holocaust: Stanislaw Kot's Confrontation with Palestinianjewry, November 1942-January 1943-Selected Documents
pp 269-309
- By David Engel, teaches the history of Polish Jewry at Tel-Aviv University and is editor of Gal-Ed
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The Stanislaw Kot Collection, Warsaw
pp 310-320
- By Bernadeta Tendyra, research student at the London School of Economics
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The Poor Poles Look at the Ghetto
pp 321-336
- By Jan Błonski, Professor of the History of Polish Literature at the Jagiellonian University in Kraków.
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Images of Jewish Poland in the Post-war Polish Cinema
pp 359-371
- By Edward Rogerson, writes on various aspects of East European culture and history.
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The Holocaust -Jews and Gentiles. In Memory of the Jews of Pacanów
pp 372-390
- By Andrzej Bryk, lecturer at the Institute for Constitutional History of the Jagiellonian University Krakow.
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