Sloin stresses the fundamental relationship between economy and identity formation as party officials grappled with the Jewish Question in the wake of the revolution.
Sloin stresses the fundamental relationship between economy and identity formation as party officials grappled with the Jewish Question in the wake of the revolution.
Andrew Sloin is Assistant Professor of History at Baruch College.
Inhaltsangabe
Acknowledgments Notes on Transliteration and Translation Introduction Part I - Revolution 1. Making Jews Bolshevik Part II - Capital and Labor 2. Speculators, Swindlers, and Other Jews: Regulating Trade in Revolutionary White Russia 3. Jewish Proletarians and Proletarian Jews: The Emancipation of Labor in NEP Society Part III - Political Culture and Nationality 4. From Bolshevik Haskole to Cultural Revolution: Abram Beilin and the Jewish Revolution 5. Bundism and the Nationalities Question Part IV - The Politics of Crisis 6. The Politics of Crisis: Economy, Ethnicity, and Trotskyism 7. Antisemitism and the Stalin Revolution Conclusion Appendix: Tables Notes Bibliography Index
Acknowledgments Notes on Transliteration and Translation Introduction Part I - Revolution 1. Making Jews Bolshevik Part II - Capital and Labor 2. Speculators, Swindlers, and Other Jews: Regulating Trade in Revolutionary White Russia 3. Jewish Proletarians and Proletarian Jews: The Emancipation of Labor in NEP Society Part III - Political Culture and Nationality 4. From Bolshevik Haskole to Cultural Revolution: Abram Beilin and the Jewish Revolution 5. Bundism and the Nationalities Question Part IV - The Politics of Crisis 6. The Politics of Crisis: Economy, Ethnicity, and Trotskyism 7. Antisemitism and the Stalin Revolution Conclusion Appendix: Tables Notes Bibliography Index
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