1. Who are the Jews and where did they come from?
- Ashkenazim & Sephardim
- E. Europe, EC Europe
- Balkans
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- Sachar (8) 3-11
- c/Weinryb (15) 17-32
- c/David, (14) 79-93 (handout)
- c/Elazar (6) 1-6
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2. Eastern Europe as a Jewish haven
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- Sachar (3) 11-13
- c/Umansky & Ashton (6), 1-6, 24-6
- c/Katz (17) 4-22
- XC: Polin--Hundert (7)
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- Jewish-Gentile interaction
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- c/Weinryb (12) 33-45
- c/Roskies & Roskies (11) 59-68
- c/Katz (17) 4-22
- c/Ettinger (7) 23-30
- XC: Polin--Tazbir (12), 26-38
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| 3. The 17th-century 'deluge' |
- Sachar (4), 13-16
- c/Pelenski (11) 31-42
- c/Heritage (5) 185-90
- XC: (11) Polin--Rosman 39-49
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| 4. Paradoxes of Enlightenment & first emancipations |
- Sachar (46) 17-64
- /Blanning (2) "Joseph II"
- c/Iggers (17) 29-36, 43-45, 65-72
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5. The 19th-century Jewish World:
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- Sachar (36) 64-93, 113-119
- c/Iggers (12) 77-89
- Kieniewicz (8) 70-77
- Mahler (13) 3-16
- Heritage (2) 227-229
- Dawidowicz (19)119-127
- XC: Zborowski (22) 166-188
- XC: Polin--Kieniewicz (17)
- XC: Polin--Biale (14)
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| 6. Modern Anti-Semitism |
- Sachar 253-276 (24)
- /Levy, Anti-Semitism: A Definition (9) 2-11
- c/Lindemann, (18) 26-29, 40-56
- c/Iggers, (9) 183-190; 197-199
- XC Himka (48) 111-158 (in Ukrainian-Jewish Relations)
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7. Assimilation and its alternatives
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Sachar (76), 202-252, 332-358
c/Deutscher (2) 265-6 (JMW)
c/Dawidowicz (10) 119-29, 405-410
c/Iggers, Women of Prague, (27) 198-225
c/Iggers (8) 101-107, 134-135
XC: Mendelsohn, Wilhelm Feldman (14)
c/Glenn (41) 8-49
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| 8. Zionism |
- Sachar (54) 277-331
- c/Mendelsohn (15) 520-534 (reserve)
- c/Iggers (8) 231-8
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| 9. World War I and the New Europe |
- Sachar (26) 414-439
- c/Polish Minority Treaty JMW (3), 437-439
- c/Levy (18), 147-165
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| 10. Interwar Eastern Europe |
- c/Levy (11) 178-89
- c/Livezeanu/Sebastian (21) 297-319
- Polin: Rudnicki (22) 359-381
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| 11. The Holocaust |
- Sachar (52), 504-556
- Levy (6), 252-258
- XC Elie Wiesel, Night
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| 12. Jews Under Communism |
- Sachar (37), 594-631
- c/Govrin (7), 361-368
- c/Webber, ed., Jewish Identities: Kovács (10),
- 150-160, re: Hungary
- c/Webber, ed., Jewish Identities: Gebert (6),
- 161-167, re: Poland
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| 13. Post-1989 Ideologies: |
- TIME: 'More than Remembrance' (3)
- c/Webber, ed., Jewish Identities: Wistrich (8),
- 219-227
- XC Ian Buruma, NYT Magazine, Aug. 3, "Young Poles, New Jews"
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