Vestiges of conflict in the Hebrew Crusade chronicles

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כותר Vestiges of conflict in the Hebrew Crusade chronicles.
מתוך Journal of Jewish Studies 52,2 (2001) 323-340
תקציר/הערה Notes that despite the general ideology of martyrdom that permeates Hebrew chronicles of the First Crusade of 1096, traces of conflict are indicated in the actions and motivations of some of the Jews, including unheroic conduct, family conflict about how to react, and the "particular predicament of the young, " who wanted to live. There are occasional expressions of dissent in regard to martyrdom and physical resistance. The options of flight or conversion are also mentioned, although these sometimes resulted in death. Stresses that such "inconvenient" material reinforces the view that the chronicles are trustworthy and that the chroniclers may be suggesting that martyrdom did not necessarily depend on bravery or religious idealism
it could have been applicable to all those who died voluntarily or even to all who were killed as Jews. (From the Bibliography of the Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Antisemitism - The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
Ambivalence toward martyrdom in Jewish medieval society as expressed in martyrdom stories of the period.
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