Jewish migration flourished during these years despite religious objections in eastern Europe, such as those voiced by the "Hafez Hayyim". At the same time, particularly during the decade 1904-1914, an array of organizations on both sides of the Atlantic aided the Jewish immigrant. Research into...
Media, politics, and Jewish migration from East Europe amid the military crisis in Ukraine, 2014–2015Over the course of the ongoing war in Ukraine, the identity of the global Russian-speaking Jewish community was put to the test. The conflict in Ukraine marked the first time in the history...
Violent attacks (known as pogroms) led many to risk life and fortune in the new world, but the root causes of the mass migration lay deeper — in overpopulation, oppressive legislation, economic dislocation, forced conscription, wretched poverty and crushing despair, coupled with tales of wondrous...
The migration never stopped. In 1820, some 3,500 Jews were living in the United States. By 1840, their numbers reached 15,000; by 1847, 50,000. Like their predecessors, most of the immigrants gravitated to the cities. New York continued as their first choice. In 1840, 10,000 Jews liv...
'The New German Jewry and the European Context is not only a comprehensive and scrutinizing historical and sociological study of the development of post-war Jewry in Germany, but also a courageous plea for a new beginning for Jewish culture in Europe. Having been in the shadow of the US and...
In the twelfth century it had moved to the neighborhood of Troyes because of the migration of the Jews to Rome, to Spain, to Gaul, to England, and to Germany. By the middle of the sixteenth century, owing to the expulsion and migrations from western Europe, the center of Jewish ...
East European Jewish Migration to Switzerland and the Formation of “New Women”. Ben-Ami’s Swiss Experience: Narrative and the Zionist Dream “For the Pleasure of Life in Switzerland, I Had to Start Spitting Blood”. Kabbalah, Dada, Communism: Meir Wiener’s Lehrjahre in Switzerland during...
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One study predicted that in the next 80 years America's Jewish population would decline by one-third to 3.8 million if current fertility rates and migration patterns continue[3]. In the same period, according to the study, the number of Jews in Israel would likely double, swelling to 10 mi...
Historiography on the situation of post-war European Judaismiii did not pay enough attentionto the Italian reality, and the contributions dealing specifically with Italy have mainly, if not only,focused on the fact that thousands of refugees managed to leave Europe through Italy to reach British...