
Beyond Inclusion and Exclusion
Jewish Experiences of the First World War in Central Europe
Herausgeber: Crouthamel, Jason; Grady, Tim; Geheran, Michael
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Moves away from the notion of a singular Jewish war experience, and examines the diverse experiences of Jewish men and women during World War I. Broadens the approach to central European Jewish history by highlighting complex interactions between ordinary Jewish and non-Jewish soldiers and civilians. Complicates the history of antisemitism by revealing broad spectrum of perceptions of Jews and their experiences in the war. Provides interdisciplinary approach to German Jewish history in the First World War, which incorporates research perspectives from history, literature, cultural studies, Jew...
Moves away from the notion of a singular Jewish war experience, and examines the diverse experiences of Jewish men and women during World War I. Broadens the approach to central European Jewish history by highlighting complex interactions between ordinary Jewish and non-Jewish soldiers and civilians. Complicates the history of antisemitism by revealing broad spectrum of perceptions of Jews and their experiences in the war. Provides interdisciplinary approach to German Jewish history in the First World War, which incorporates research perspectives from history, literature, cultural studies, Jewish studies, film studies, as well as gender studies.