Jews in Twentieth Century Eastern Europe
2025/12/02 by Magdalena Waligórska
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paper · doi:10.25355/ht2e-9y13
Abstract
The twentieth century brought monumental changes and unprecedented challenges to the East-European Jewry. Its story is told here in the voices of six Jewish women, whose lives were marked by its turbulent course.
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