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Author Goldfarb, Michael.

Title Emancipation : how liberating Europe's Jews from the ghetto led to revolution and renaissance / Michael Goldfarb
Edition First Simon and Schuster hardcover edition
Published New York, NY : Simon & Schuster, 2009

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 MELB  909.04924 Gol/Ehl  AVAILABLE
Description xix, 408 pages, 16 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations, 1 map ; 25 cm
Contents Emancipation. Everything in the universe is changing ; Hold fast to the religion of your fathers ; The means to render the Jews more useful and happy? ; No one shall be troubled for his religion ; The name of "active citizen" ; I shall maintain your freedom -- Reformation. It is hateful to be a Jewess ; Israel must be exemplary for all peoples ; Incite the people to terror ; I try to tell my grief and it all becomes comic ; Since I was born a slave, I love freedom more than you do ; Let the Rothschilds sanctify themselves, let them speak to kings -- Revolution. We have a solemn mission to perform ; The tradition of dead generations weighs on the brains of the living ; Do not presume discriminatory laws can be tolerated -- Consolidation. The Jews are a nation ; Throw out the Jew Itzig, because he takes whatever he sees -- Renaissance. I want to get out-- out! Out of the ghetto ; The Jewish question : anxiety about my children ; The truth is on the march ; Everywhere an intruder, never welcomed ; My honor has been restored ; Every Jew has his system
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (pages 367-389) and index
Notes Also available on the Internet
Subject Jews -- Europe, Western -- History -- 18th century.
Jews -- Europe, Western -- History -- 19th century.
Jews -- Emancipation -- Europe, Western -- History -- 18th century.
Jews -- Emancipation -- Europe, Western -- History -- 19th century.
Jews -- Cultural assimilation -- Europe, Western -- History -- 18th century.
Jews -- Cultural assimilation -- Europe, Western -- History -- 19th century.
Haskalah -- History.
SUBJECT Europe, Western http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh95003677 -- Ethnic relations. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh00005646
LC no. 2009023425
ISBN 9781416547969 hardback
9781439160480 ebook