Volume 3. 1988. s. X, [2], 462, [4], tabl. 4.

Volume 3. 1988. s. X, [2], 462, [4], tabl. 4.
POLIN. A Journal of Polish-Jewish Studies. Oxford. Basil Blackwell for the Institute for Polish-Jewish Studies. 8. oprawa oryginalna płótno, obwoluta.
Obwoluta nieco zakurzona, poza tym stan bardzo dobry. Praca w języku angielskim.
"The Jewish community of Poland is historically one of the largest and most important in the world. The experience of Jewish life in this region is centuries old and has had a profound impact on the shaping of both modern Jewry and Poland". [Od Wydawcy].
T. 3 w dużej części poświęcony Żydom w Warszawie, dotyczy historii społeczności żydowskiej Warszawy, największej w 1939 roku w Europie. Część ta została zilustrowana mapami i ilustracjami na tablicach.
Zawiera m.in.:
JEWS IN WARSAW:
Israel Gutman - Emanuel Ringelblum, the Chronicler of the Warsaw Ghetto
- Peter J. Martyr - The Undefined Town within a Town. A History of Jewish Settlement in the Western Districts of Warsaw
- Artur Eisenbach - The Jewish Population in Warsaw at the turn of the Eighteenth Century
- Krystyna Zienkowska - 'The Jews have killed a tailor'. The sociopolitical background of a pogrom in Warsaw in 1790
- Stefan Kieniewicz - The Jews of Warsaw, Polish Society and the partitioning powers 1795-1862
- Stephen D. Corrsin - Aspects of Population Change and of Acculturation in Jewish Warsaw at the end of the Nineteenth Century: the Censuses of 1882 and 1897
- Chone Shmeruk - Aspects of the History of Warsaw as a Yiddish Literary Centre
- Piotr Wróbel - Jewish Warsaw before the First World War
- Marian M. Drozdowski - The History of the Warsaw Ghetto in the Light of the Reports of Ludwig Fischer
- Robert Moses Shapiro - Jacob Shatzky, Historian of Warsaw Jewry
ARTICLES:
- Adam Penkalla - The Socio-Cultural Integration of The Jewish Population in the Province of Radom, 1815-1862
- Jerzy Kłoczowski - The Religious Orders and the Jews in Nazioccupied Poland
- Ewa Kurek-Lesik - The Conditions of Admittance and the Social Background of Jewish Children Saved by Women's Religious Orders in Poland from 1939-1945
DOCUMENT:
- Jerzy Tomaszewski - Vladimir Jabotinsky's Talks with Representatives of the Polish Government
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