2002
DOI: 10.1111/1467-6443.00183
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“Engines Of Acculturation”: The Last Political Generation of Jewish Women in Interwar East Europe

Abstract: This study explores the formation of a political generation of Jewish women in interwar East Europe. Based on questionnaire data obtained from the Survivors of the Ravensbrueck Concentration Camp for Women and on secondary historical materials, it applied Mannheim's theory of political generations and the conditions for the formation of ''generational units'' under the impression of ''fresh contact'' in order to examine the role of class, education, and religiosity in the formation of political generations. Un… Show more

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