Anti-Jewish Violence: Rethinking the Pogrom in East European History.
Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2011. First Edition. Hardbound. Octavo in dust jacket, xxviii, 220 pp., map, glossary, bibliography, index. Very Good. Item #100762
ISBN: 9780253355201
Preface: A Tribute to John D. Klier. Articles are "What's in a pogrom? European Jews in the age of violence," David Engel, "1915 and the war pogrom paradigm in the Russian empire," Eric Lohr, "The role of personality in the first (1914-1915):Russian occupation of Galicia and Bukovina," Peter Holquist, "Freedom, shortages, violence: the origins of the "revolutionary anti-Jewish pogrom in Russia, 1917-1918," Vladimir P. Buldakov, "Preventing pogroms: patterns in Jewish politics in early twentieth-century Russia," Vladimir Levin, "The sword hanging over their heads: the significance of pogrom for Russian Jewish everyday life and self-understanding (the case of Kiev)," Natan M. Meir, "The possibility of the impossible: pogroms in Eastern Siberia," Lilia Kalmina, "Was Lithuania a pogrom-free zone? (1881-1940)," Vladas Sirutavicius and Darius Staliünas
The missing pogroms of Belorussia, 1881-1882: conditions and motives of an absence of violence," Claire Le Foll, "Ethnic conflict and modernization in the interwar period: the case of Soviet Belorussia," Arkadi Zeltser, "Defusing the ethnic bomb: resolving local conflict through philanthropy in the interwar USSR," Jonathan Dekel-Chen.
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