Cravat Jews and caftan Jews

Hamerow, Theodore S.
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Title Cravat Jews and caftan Jews.
Additional Titles Krawattenjuden und Kaftanjuden
Original Library/publisher Versunkene Welt. Hrsg. von Joachim Riedl. Red.: Hans Peter Hofmann. Wien: Jewish Welcome Service, 1984
Host Item Commentary 77,5 (1984) 29-38
Description A survey of German Jewish history in the 19th-20th centuries, with emphasis on assimilation of the Jews, the influx of East European Jews ("the Ostjuden"), and the development of racial antisemitism. (From the Bibliography of the Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Antisemitism - The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
Appeared in German as "Krawattenjuden und Kaftanjuden" in "Versunkene Welt" (1984) 77-90.
Language English
German
National Library system number 990003201470705171
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