A People Apart: The Jews in Europe, 1789-1939Oxford University Press, 1999 - 944 síður The 20th century has seen both the greatest triumph of Jewish history and its greatest tragedy: the birth of the nation of Israel, and the state-sponsored genocide of the Holocaust. This study examines the role played by the Jews themselves, across the whole of Europe, during the century and a half leading up to these events. |
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the modalities | 12 |
Consensus and conformism | 24 |
PROPOSALS | 31 |
DISJUNCTIONS | 99 |
QUESTIONS FROM WITHOUT AND WITHIN | 166 |
the German model | 248 |
MOVEMENT | 283 |
Poverty | 291 |
The nationstate as grindstone | 761 |
Ancient frictions in the new Poland | 774 |
Polish equivocation Jewish ambivalence | 798 |
Germany takes the lead | 800 |
Machtergreifung | 804 |
Towards extrusion | 809 |
The Jews of Germany crushed | 823 |
A community destroyed | 827 |
AUTOEMANCIPATION? | 346 |
CRYSTALLIZATION | 476 |
WAR | 647 |
The Jewish increment | 651 |
The Palestine Idea | 664 |
A neutral Zionism belligerent Zionists | 675 |
The Palestine Idea revived | 688 |
Selfdetermination | 692 |
PEACE | 703 |
The great slaughter | 715 |
Who speaks for the Jews? | 728 |
At the Peace Conference | 739 |
CAPTIVITY | 755 |
DENOUEMENT | 837 |
who will lead them where will they be led? | 841 |
A World Jewish Congress | 847 |
Loyalties and principles | 856 |
The purposes of Zionism the needs of the Jews | 867 |
Pragmatism and honour | 875 |
The final rejection | 881 |
Into the night | 890 |
EPILOGUE | 897 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 899 |
GLOSSARY | 918 |
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A People Apart: A Political History of the Jews in Europe 1789-1939 David Vital Takmarkað sýnishorn - 2001 |
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