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Crossroads of Jewish Bratislava : an ethnological examination of the Jewish community between the 19th and 21st centuries / Peter Salner.
Van Pelt Library DS135.S56 S25 2021
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Salner, Peter, 1951- author.
- Series:
- Spectrum Slovakia series ; v. 37.
- Spectrum Slovakia series ; Volume 37
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Jews--Slovakia--History.
- Jews.
- History.
- Slovakia.
- Genre:
- History.
- Physical Description:
- 160 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm.
- Place of Publication:
- Bern : Peter Lang AG, [2021]
- Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: pt. One Research and Literature
- pt. Two History
- The Very Long 19th Century
- The Patents of Emperor Joseph II (1781
- 1783)
- The Sofer rabbinical dynasty (1806
- 1943)
- Rabbi Chatam Sofer (1762 Frankfurt on the Main
- 1839 Bratislava)
- Primarschule
- the secular Jewish school (1820)
- The legislative changes of the 19th century
- The revolutionary year of 1848
- The Budapest Convention (16 December 1868
- 24 February 1869)
- The creation of the Neolog community (1872)
- The convention of the Mizrachi Zionist organisation (1904)
- The Death of the Monarchy, the Birth of the Republic
- Jews in the Czechoslovak Republic
- Central organisations of Jewish religious communities
- The changing societal atmosphere during the late 1930s
- The Community During the Two Non-Democratic Regimes
- Slovak autonomy (6 October 1938
- 13 March 1939)
- The Slovak Republic (14 March 1939
- 30 April 1945)
- The Holocaust After the Holocaust (1945
- 2065)
- The liberation of Bratislava by the Red Army (4 April 1945)
- The demographic structure of the Bratislava community
- Strategies for the future
- The family after the Holocaust
- Regulation 231/1945 Concerning the Arrangement of the Conditions of the Jewish Faith Members in Slovakia (10 September 1945)
- The early activities of the CUJRC
- Jewish religious communities
- The property of extinguished and disbanded communities
- Zionist organisations
- Association of the Victims of Racial Persecution
- The reign of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia (25 February 1848
- 17 November 1989)
- The emergence of the State of Israel (14 May 1948)
- The trial of the anti-state conspiracy centre (20
- 27 November 1952)
- The Jewish religious community in Bratislava
- The `Prague Spring' of 1968
- The era of `Normalisation' (1970
- 1989)
- Democratic Changes in Slovak Society
- November 1989
- The founding of the independent Slovak Republic (January 1993)
- The building of the community centre (1999
- 2013)
- The Chatam Sofer Memorial (1999
- 2002)
- Memorial Day for Victims of the Holocaust and Racial Violence (2000)
- Partial compensation of Holocaust victims (9 October 2002)
- Slovakia's accession to the European Union (1 May 2004)
- Questions of the Third Millenium
- pt. Three Dilemmas
- The Dilemma of Cemetery
- The fates of Jewish cemeteries
- The current condition and future perspectives of Jewish cemeteries in Slovakia
- Traditional and contemporary forms of Jewish burial
- The dilemma of Jewish cemeteries in Bratislava
- The Chatam Sofer Memorial
- a). The burial era (1695
- 1847)
- b). The interim period (1847
- c). The destruction of the old cemetery
- d). Renovation attempts
- e). Renovation of the old cemetery
- Tension and tolerance
- The mass grave in Petrzalka
- The columbarium
- Interchapter: The Direct and Indirect Consequences of the Holocaust
- The people and their synagogues
- The Dilemma of Traditions
- Transformations of Jewish holidays
- Hanukkah
- Pesach
- The memory of Holocaust victims
- The situation after 1989
- Cremation.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 151-160).
- ISBN:
- 9783631852637
- 3631852630
- 9788022418997
- 8022418994
- OCLC:
- 1277280547
- Publisher Number:
- 99989028262
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