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Natalia Aleksiun in conversation with Samuel Kassow
Natalia Aleksiun and Samuel Kassow discuss the legacies of Jewish historians before the Holocaust who wrote both academic and popular history for their community and engaged in creating a sense of Polish-Jewish belonging, while also fighting for their rights as an ethnic minority. What shaped their sense of both scholarly and communal mission? How relevant is their work to writing Jewish history today and to our understanding of the modern Jewish experience in East Central Europe?
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Presented by Center for Jewish History
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LocationOnline - Center for Jewish History (View)
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New York, NY 10011
United States
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