Scripta Judaica Cracoviensia - Volume 16 (2018) - CEJSH - Yadda

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Volume details

Article title

16

Journal

Scripta Judaica Cracoviensia

Publisher

Uniwersytet Jagielloński

Year

2018

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Volume contents

16
- article: Numismatic Evidence of Jewish Communal Life in Poland (Rezak I.), p. 1-14
- article: Rabbi Hayyim of Volozhin’s Polemic with Hassidism (Shuchat R.), p. 15-27
- article: Initiatives to Regulate the Legal Situation of Jewish Communities in Galicia in the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century: Greater Autonomy for Communities, or Increased Dependence on the Secular/State Administration? (Kozińska-Witt H.), p. 29-53
- article: The Natansons as an Embodiment of the Evils of Assimilation in the Anti-Semitic Weekly Rola (Friedrich A.), p. 55-64
- article: Building the “New Jerusalem”: Jewish Artistic Patronage in Łódź, 1880–1907 (Gadowska I.), p. 65-81
- article: The Role of Jewish Philanthropic Associations in Large Cities of Central and Eastern Europe in the Interwar Period. On the Example of L’viv (1918–1939) (Wierzbieniec W.), p. 83-95
- article: The Construct Ostjuden in German Anti-Semitic Discourse of 1920–1932 (Kliymuk A.), p. 97-108
- article: Housing Situation of Holocaust Survivors Returning to Their Hometowns in Poland after the Second World War. Examples from Kraków and Łódź (Stępień M.), p. 109-122
- article: Seeking a Return To Poland. The Case of the “Gomulka Aliyah” Immigrants in Israel (1956–1960) (Węgrzyn E.), p. 123-131
- article: Nusekh Poyln and the ‘New Jewish Man’. The Image of the Jewish Communist in Yiddish Literature of Post-War Poland (Ruta M.), p. 133-142
- article: Montesquieu in Poland by Majer Korzennik (Jarmuszkiewicz A.), p. 143-151
- article: Przemysław Dec (1969–2018): Qumranologist and Connaisseur of Ancient Judaism (Kapera Z. J.), p. 153-168

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