Out of the Ghetto: The Social Background of Jewish Emancipation, 1770-1870An analysis of the Jewish experience in Western Europe since the Emancipation. Discrimination against the Jews in pre-Emancipation society is also described. Discusses Gentile resistance to the integration of Jews in society as a result of the Christian antisemitic heritage, and socialist and romantic antisemitism. |
Contents
SOCIAL REVOLUTION WITH A DIFFERENCE | 1 |
GHETTO TIMES | 9 |
THE PORTENTS OF CHANGE | 28 |
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