The Jews of Vienna and the First World War

Ancient history · Archaeology · First world war · World War II · History · Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies · 1914-1918 · Austria · Jews · Vienna · World War

• No Conflict of Principle”

  Shira Danielle Schnitzer, Shira Schnitzer•Journal of Modern Jewish Studies•2004

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• Sensitive travelers

  François Guesnet•The Journal of Israeli History•2008

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

  Marcin Wodziński, Jarek Garliński•The Jewish Quarterly Review•2016

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• The Enemy Within

  Open Access•Nancy M Wingfield•Central European History•2013

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• The Austrian Provenance of the Worldwide Camphill Movement

  Robin Jackson•Journal of Austrian Studies•2013

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• The Ks

  Andrew W Ellis, Oliver Raitmayr et al.•Journal of Austrian Studies•2016

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• How the Jews of Austria Went to War in 1914

  Open Access•Jan Rybak•Journal on Ethnopolitics and…•2024

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• Universal Freedom’ and the Balfour declaration

  Jan Rybak•European Review of History Revue…•2019

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• Jewish Rights, National Rites

  Simon Rabinovitch•Jewish Rights, National Rites•2014

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• International Jewish Humanitarianism in the Age of the Great War

  Open Access•Jaclyn Granick•International Jewish Humanitarianis…•2021

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• War is destructive, but it reconstructs anew

  Open Access•Doina Anca Cretu•Nationalities Papers•2024

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