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Author: Kalman Weiser ,
Kalman Weiser
Publisher: University of Toronto Press
Imprint: University of Toronto Press
Dimensions:
Width: 15.20cm
, Height: 2.50cm
, Length: 22.90cm
Weight: 0.740kg
ISBN: 9780802099907
ISBN 10: 0802099904
Pages: 277
Publication Date: 10 September 2011
Audience:
College/higher education
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Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Temporarily unavailable
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Reviews
'Jewish People, Yiddish is an especially important reminder of just how much Russian Jewish history cannot be told without sustained attention to the large Jewish population that lived in Russian Poland, one of the empire's least digestible and most important regions, and to the numerous other Russian Jews outside Congress Poland.' -- Kenneth B. Moss The Journal of Modern History, Vol. 84:2:2012
"'Jewish People, Yiddish is an especially important reminder of just how much ""Russian Jewish"" history cannot be told without sustained attention to the large Jewish population that lived in Russian Poland, one of the empire's least digestible and most important regions, and to the numerous other Russian Jews outside Congress Poland.' -- Kenneth B. Moss The Journal of Modern History, Vol. 84:2:2012 'This important and impressively researched political biography, contributes greatly to our understanding of the lives of east European nationalist leaders and the issues they championed.' -- Sean Martin H-Poland, January 2015 'Weiser's book is to be commended for its meticulous historical research.' -- Gali Drucker Bar-Am Jews and Their Foodways: Studies in Contemporary Jewry, an annual vol 28: 2015"
'Jewish People, Yiddish is an especially important reminder of just how much Russian Jewish history cannot be told without sustained attention to the large Jewish population that lived in Russian Poland, one of the empire's least digestible and most important regions, and to the numerous other Russian Jews outside Congress Poland.' -- Kenneth B. Moss The Journal of Modern History, Vol. 84:2:2012 'This important and impressively researched political biography, contributes greatly to our understanding of the lives of east European nationalist leaders and the issues they championed.' -- Sean Martin H-Poland, January 2015 'Weiser's book is to be commended for its meticulous historical research.' -- Gali Drucker Bar-Am Jews and Their Foodways: Studies in Contemporary Jewry, an annual vol 28: 2015
'This important and impressively researched political biography, contributes greatly to our understanding of the lives of east European nationalist leaders and the issues they championed.' -- Sean Martin H-Poland, January 2015 'Weiser's book is to be commended for its meticulous historical research.' -- Gali Drucker Bar-Am Jews and Their Foodways: Studies in Contemporary Jewry, an annual vol 28: 2015 'Jewish People, Yiddish is an especially important reminder of just how much Russian Jewish history cannot be told without sustained attention to the large Jewish population that lived in Russian Poland, one of the empire's least digestible and most important regions, and to the numerous other Russian Jews outside Congress Poland.' -- Kenneth B. Moss The Journal of Modern History, Vol. 84:2:2012
Author Information
Kalman Weiser is the Silber Family Professor of Modern Jewish Studies at York University, Toronto.
