JEWISH GALICIA & BUKOVINA

Promoting the study and commemoration of the cultural heritage

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Appeared in 1944-1945.
First Volume: From the Time of the French Revolution Through Equal Rights for Jews in Europe:11-56 - 'First Book: The Period of the French Revolution and the Empire': 27-51 - 'Chapter Two: The Influence of the French Revolution on Germany, Holland and Italy': including reference to Austria (45-47), and specifically Galicia (46-47), including reference to Herz Homberg and Mendel Lefin (47). 57-96 - 'Second Book: The Period of Reaction, 1815-1830': 59-82 - 'Chapter One: Germany': including reference to Austria (75-76), including Galicia (76-77), 97-145 - 'Third Book: The Movement for Religious Reforms in Western and Central Europe': 99-126 - 'Chapter One: The Reform Movement in Germany': including reference to Austria (113-115, 120-121, 124-126), and specifically Galicia (114-115, 124-126), and there on Joseph Perl (115), Solomon Judah Rapoport (115, 124, 125), Nachman Krochmal (115, 124, 125), Joseph Erter (125-126) and Max (Meir) Letteris (126). 147-243 - 'Fourth Book: The Emancipation in Western and Central Europe': 149-185, ' Chapter One: The War for Emancipation': including references to Austria (174-177) and specifically Galicia (175-176); 186-205 - 'Chapter Two: The Year 1848 in the Lives of the Jews': including references to Austria (191-204, passim), and specifically to the Jews of Galicia (192); 206-243 - 'Chapter Three: The Realization of Emancipation': including references to Austria (209-210, 220, 223-225, 234-237), and specifically Galicia (225, 236).Second Volume: from 1875 - 1910:6-92 - 'Fifth Book: Western and Central European Antisemitism': 51-66 - 'Chapter Two: Austro-Hungary': including about Galicia (51-54, 61, 63-66); 89-92 - 'Fifth Chapter: The Epidemic of conversion': including reference to the Jews of Galicia and Bucovina (91-92). 92-182 - 'Sixth Book: European and American Judaism at the End of the Nineteenth Century': 95-100 - 'Chapter One: Practical Judaism': including references to Austria (96-97), and specifically Galicia (97); 101-111 - 'Chapter Two: The National Movement among Jews': including references to Austria (from 103), and specifically Galicia (103, 105, 108, 109), as well as Alexander Marmorek (104), Joshua (Osias) Heschel Schorr (108) and Menahem Mendel Lefin (110); 118-141 - 'Fourth Chapter: External Events': including references to Austria (121-126), and specifically Galicia (122-123, 125); 142-157 - 'Fifth Chapter: Living Conditions of the Jewish Race': including statistical references to Austria and specifically Galicia; 158-182 - 'Sixth Chapter :The Jews in the Lives of the Nations': including references to the Jews of Austria (167-173), and specifically the Jews of Galicia (170-171). *Additional printings appeared up to 1959.