OPAL - OHIO PRIVATE ACADEMIC LIBRARIES / Muskingum

LEADER 00000cam  22003974i 4500 
001    47803842 
003    OCoLC 
005    20050621020910.0 
008    010813s2002    miua     b    001 0 eng   
010    2001004775 
015    GBA2-X4197 
019    50717886 
020    0814330096 (cloth : alk. paper) 
040    DLC|beng|erda|cDLC|dUKM|dC#P|dOCLCQ|dMSC 
042    pcc 
043    e-gx--- 
049    MSCC 
050 00 DS135.G332|bL37 2002 
082 00 305.892/40435/09044|221 
100 1  Lavsky, Hagit.|0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
       n87914795 
245 10 New beginnings :|bHolocaust survivors in Bergen-Belsen and
       the British zone in Germany, 1945-1950 /|cHagit Lavsky. 
264  1 Detroit :|bWayne State University Press,|c[2002] 
264  4 |c©2002 
300    311 pages :|billustrations ;|c24 cm 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    unmediated|bn|2rdamedia 
338    volume|bnc|2rdacarrier 
504    Includes bibliographical references (p. 277-293) and 
       index. 
650  0 Jews|zGermany|xHistory|y1945-1990.|0http://id.loc.gov/
       authorities/subjects/sh85070467 
650  0 Holocaust survivors|0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/
       subjects/sh85061527|zGermany|0http://id.loc.gov/
       authorities/names/n80125931|xSocial conditions.|0http://
       id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2001008850 
650  0 Holocaust survivors|0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/
       subjects/sh85061527|zGermany|0http://id.loc.gov/
       authorities/names/n80125931|xPolitics and government.
       |0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2002011436 
970 01 |tPreface|p9 
970 01 |tAcknowledgments|p13 
970 11 |l1|tThe Jewish Remnant in Germany|p27 
970 12 |tEstimates for Jewish Survivors in Germany|p27 
970 12 |tDemographic Profile of the Jewish Survivors in Germany
       |p29 
970 12 |tJewish Population Growth in Germany|p32 
970 11 |l2|tThe Liberation of Bergen-Belsen|p37 
970 12 |tBergen-Belsen as a Death Camp|p37 
970 12 |tThe Aftermath|p41 
970 11 |l3|tThe British Zone of Occupation|p49 
970 12 |tPopulation, Economy, and Occupation Policy|p49 
970 12 |tThe British Policy Regarding the Jews|p51 
970 12 |tThe Jewish Population|p55 
970 11 |l4|tJewish Organizational Efforts in Bergen-Belsen|p63 
970 12 |tSpontaneous Organization|p63 
970 12 |tFrom Spontaneous Organizational Efforts to a National 
       Struggle|p70 
970 12 |tThe Establishment of a United National Front|p75 
970 11 |l5|tNew Communities Rise from the Ashes|p78 
970 12 |tThe German Jewish Remnant in the British Zone|p78 
970 12 |tMotives for the Reestablishment of German Jewish 
       Communities|p82 
970 12 |tFounders of the Jewish Communities|p85 
970 12 |tThe DP Communities|p87 
970 11 |l6|tThe Jewish World Organizations and Jewish Emissaries
       |p91 
970 12 |tBritish Jewry|p92 
970 12 |tThe Palestinian Zionist Role|p101 
970 12 |tAmerican Jewish Relief Agencies|p106 
970 11 |l7|tThe Central Committee as an Instrument of Self-
       Government|p110 
970 12 |tGoals and Infrastructure|p110 
970 12 |tEconomic Control|p113 
970 12 |tHealth Care|p116 
970 12 |tCulture and Education|p117 
970 12 |tChief Rabbinate|p117 
970 12 |tThe Jewish Police: Self-Defense, Law, and Order|p118 
970 12 |tHolocaust Commemoration|p120 
970 12 |tThe Struggle for Recognition|p120 
970 11 |l8|tThe Development of the Communities|p124 
970 12 |tStatistical-Demographic Synopsis|p124 
970 12 |tImmediate Needs|p127 
970 12 |tLooking to the Future: Social and Cultural Roles|p128 
970 12 |tThe Beginnings of Regional Organizations|p130 
970 12 |tBetween Zionist Centralization and Independent 
       Organizations|p132 
970 12 |tThe Fusion of the Work Association with the Central 
       Committee|p134 
970 12 |tFrom Zionist Centralization to German Jewish Separatism
       |p137 
970 11 |l9|t"Unser Dirat Arai": Society, Economy, and Culture in 
       the Camps|p141 
970 12 |tTemporary Dwelling in an Ex-Territory|p141 
970 12 |tLiving Conditions|p143 
970 12 |tOccupational and Vocational Training|p145 
970 12 |tForming Families|p148 
970 12 |tCommunication and the Media|p153 
970 12 |tArts and Leisure|p157 
970 12 |tThe Role of Zionism, Tradition, and Politics in 
       Sociocultural Life|p161 
970 11 |l10|tLooking to the Future: The Educational Program|p167 
970 12 |tThe Children|p167 
970 12 |tChallenge and Response: The Founding of Educational 
       Institutions|p168 
970 12 |tInitiators and Teachers|p170 
970 12 |tConditions and Constraints of Educational Activity|p176 
970 12 |tIdeology, Organization, and the Politics of Education
       |p180 
970 12 |tJewish Education in the Communities|p186 
970 11 |l11|tZionist Party Politics|p189 
970 12 |tThe Political Front|p189 
970 12 |tCooperation and Solidarity with the Yishuv|p196 
970 12 |tAliyah: The Focus of Zionist Activity|p197 
970 12 |tThe Zionist Organization|p199 
970 12 |tThe Shift from a Zionist to a General Nationalist Agenda
       |p202 
970 11 |l12|tEnd and New Beginnings|p204 
970 12 |tEmigration and Aliyah|p204 
970 12 |tClosing the Bergen-Belsen DP Camp|p210 
970 12 |tJews in Germany after Liquidation|p212 
970 11 |tConclusion: The She'erit Hapletah and Jewish Nationalism
       in the Post-Holocaust Era|p215 
970 01 |tNotes|p225 
970 01 |tBibliography|p277 
970 01 |tIndex|p295 
971    |d20020916