HISTORY OF JEWS IN POLAND AND RUSSIA - HISTORY OF THE JEWISH DIASPORA

Discover the fascinating history of the Jewish diaspora in Poland and Russia, told by the eminent expert Antony Polonsky. This monumental work takes you on a journey through the centuries, showing the richness of culture, the difficult moments of assimilation, and the tragic events of World War II. Learn about the fates of the people who shaped the history of these lands.

• In-depth analysis of political, social, economic, religious, and cultural history
• Presentation of the flourishing of Jewish culture and autonomy in the 18th century
• Showing the difficult process of assimilation in the 19th century
• Description of the disappearance of the diaspora during World War II
• Presentation of the policy regulating the issue of the Jewish population
• Various reactions of Jews - emerging ideologies, social movements, organizations
• Revival of tradition and Jewish culture after 1989

Antony Polonsky, a professor at Brandeis University, is one of the most famous contemporary specialists and scientific authorities in the field of the history of Jews in Poland. His work is based on his own source research and the latest literature, which guarantees the reliability and objectivity of the presented facts. This book is the result of years of research and the passion of the author, who has dedicated his life to exploring the history of the Jewish diaspora.

In the book, you will find detailed information on the policy regulating the issue of the Jewish population in Poland and Russia over the centuries. The author analyzes the various reactions of Jews to the changing political and social situation, showing the emergence of ideologies, social movements, and organizations. You will learn how the Jewish population coped with the challenges and difficulties that history presented to them.

The publication also presents the revival of tradition and Jewish culture, as well as debates on Jews in Poland, Lithuania, Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia after 1989. The author analyzes the contemporary problems and challenges facing the Jewish diaspora and presents various perspectives on the future. This is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the history and culture of Jews in Poland and Russia.

Wydawnictwo Naukowe PWN guarantees high quality and scientific reliability. The book was published in 2024 and has 768 pages. The paperback cover ensures comfortable reading, and the 235x155 mm format makes the book handy and easy to carry. It is an ideal gift for lovers of Jewish history and culture.