World War I and the Jews : conflict and transformation in Europe, the Middle East, and America

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World War I and the Jews : conflict and transformation in Europe, the Middle East, and America

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Rozenblit, Marsha L. (Editor), Karp, Jonathan (Editor)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	New York ; Oxford : Berghahn Books, 2019
Contents/pieces:	14 records

1. Confronting the bacterial enemy : public health, philanthropy, and Jewish responses to typhus in Poland, 1914-1921

2. Bravery in the borderlands, martyrs on the margins : Jewish war heroes and World War I narratives in France, 1914-1940

3. The European Jewish world 1914-1919 : what changed?

4. Unintentional pluralists : military policy, Jewish servicemen, and the development of tri-faith America during World War I

5. American Yiddish socialists at the wartime crossroads : patriotism and nationalism versus proletarian internationalism

6. Baghdadi Jews in the Ottoman military during World War I

7. The Budapest Jewish community's Galician October

8. Louis Marshall during World War I : change and continuity in Jewish culture and politics

9. Women and the war : the social and economic impact of World War I on Jewish women in the traditional Holy Cities of Palestine

10. Global conflict, local politics : the Jews of Salonica and World War I

11. Jewish diplomacy and the politics of war and peace

12. Recounting the past, shaping the future : Ladino literary representations of World War I

13. World War I and its impact on the problem of security in Jewish history

14. The Union of Jewish Soldiers under Soviet rule