The majority of Polandà â â s prewar Jewish population who fled toà  the interior of the Soviet Unionà  managed to survive World War II and the Holocaust. This collection of original essays tells the story of morethan 200,000 Polish Jews and offers new insights into their experiences.
The majority of Polandà â â s prewar Jewish population who fled toà  the interior of the Soviet Unionà  managed to survive World War II and the Holocaust. This collection of original essays tells the story of morethan 200,000 Polish Jews and offers new insights into their experiences.
Katharina Friedla is a historian specializing in East European and Jewish history, with a major focus on nationalism and identity politics, culture, state ideology, and forced migrations. Markus Nesselrodt is a historian of East European history and specializes in Polish history, history of migration, and urban history.
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Table of Contents Note on Translations, Transliterations, and Place Names Antony Polonsky Foreword Katharina Friedla / Markus Nesselrodt Introduction Part One: History Markus Nesselrodt Who, When, and Why? Escaping German Occupation in 1939 versus 1941 Eliyana Adler Children in Exile: Wartime Journeys of Polish Jewish Youth Albert Kaganovitch Together and Apart. Poles and Polish Jews in the War-Torn Soviet Union Katharina Friedla I m rushing with millions of others to the battlefield Jewish Soldiers in the Polish Army in the Soviet Union, 1943 1946 Wojciech Marciniak Repatriation of Polish Catholics and Jews from Distant Parts of the Soviet Union in Polish-Soviet Relations (1944 1947) Serafima Velkovich Polish Citizenship as a Way to Freedom: How Soviet Jews Escaped the USSR Using Polish Documents Miriam Schulz The Deepest Self Denies the Face: Polish Jewish Intellectuals and the Birth of the Soviet Marranö Gennady Estraikh Hersh Smolar: A Polish Personage in the Soviet Jewish Cultural Scene, 1940s 1960s Part Two: Memory Natalie Belsky Contested Memories: Soviet and Polish Jewish Refugees and Evacuees Recount Their Experience on the Soviet Home Front John Goldlust Neither Victims nor Survivors : Polish Jews Reflect on Their Wartime Experiences in the Soviet Union During the Second World War Lidia Zessin-Jurek A Matzeva Amid Crosses: Jewish Exiles in the Polish Memory of Siberia Przemys aw Kaniecki and Renata Pi tkowska Before, During, and After: The Objects and Archival Material in the POLIN Museum Mark Edele Epilogue Bibliography Acknowledgements Notes on Contributors Index of Places Index of Names
Table of Contents Note on Translations, Transliterations, and Place Names Antony Polonsky Foreword Katharina Friedla / Markus Nesselrodt Introduction Part One: History Markus Nesselrodt Who, When, and Why? Escaping German Occupation in 1939 versus 1941 Eliyana Adler Children in Exile: Wartime Journeys of Polish Jewish Youth Albert Kaganovitch Together and Apart. Poles and Polish Jews in the War-Torn Soviet Union Katharina Friedla I m rushing with millions of others to the battlefield Jewish Soldiers in the Polish Army in the Soviet Union, 1943 1946 Wojciech Marciniak Repatriation of Polish Catholics and Jews from Distant Parts of the Soviet Union in Polish-Soviet Relations (1944 1947) Serafima Velkovich Polish Citizenship as a Way to Freedom: How Soviet Jews Escaped the USSR Using Polish Documents Miriam Schulz The Deepest Self Denies the Face: Polish Jewish Intellectuals and the Birth of the Soviet Marranö Gennady Estraikh Hersh Smolar: A Polish Personage in the Soviet Jewish Cultural Scene, 1940s 1960s Part Two: Memory Natalie Belsky Contested Memories: Soviet and Polish Jewish Refugees and Evacuees Recount Their Experience on the Soviet Home Front John Goldlust Neither Victims nor Survivors : Polish Jews Reflect on Their Wartime Experiences in the Soviet Union During the Second World War Lidia Zessin-Jurek A Matzeva Amid Crosses: Jewish Exiles in the Polish Memory of Siberia Przemys aw Kaniecki and Renata Pi tkowska Before, During, and After: The Objects and Archival Material in the POLIN Museum Mark Edele Epilogue Bibliography Acknowledgements Notes on Contributors Index of Places Index of Names
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