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War and Religion; or, How the First World War Changed Hasidism.

An essay is presented on the aftermath of World Wars on Hasidism, Jewish religious sect in Europe. The author offers brief history of political, geographical and demographical challenges faced by Hasidic followers and emergence of new ideologies in Hasidism. Topics discussed include resettlement of...

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Published in:Jewish Quarterly Review Vol. 106; no. 3; pp. 283 - 313
Main Author: WODZIŃSKI, MARCIN
Format: Essay
Published: University of Pennsylvania Press Summer2016
Subjects:
Genocide
Hasidism
Jewish sects
Ideology
Romania
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