Table of Contents
Frontmatter — Contents — Part IV: Austria — Austria – Vicissitudes of Anti-Modernism: Origins and Continuities of Populist Antisemitism — Georg von Schoenerer and the Genesis of Modern Austrian Antisemitism — Pan-Germanism: Anti-Semitism in Mass-Style Politics — Lueger’s Heritage: Anti-Semitism in Austrian Party Politics — The Viennese Artisans and the Origins of Political Antisemitism, 1880–1890 — Karl Lueger and the Viennese Jews: Rhetorics and Realities — Vienna and Its Jews: The Solitary Scapegoat in Post-War Vienna — Political Antisemitism in Interwar Vienna — The Jews of Vienna from the Anschluss to the Holocaust — Part V: Hungary — Hungary – Historic Catastrophes and Long-Range Changes — Anti-Semitism in Hungary 1882–1932 — Trianon Hungary, Jews and Politics — Right Radicalism in the Immediate Post-War Period — Hungarian Politics and the Jewish Question in the 1930s — Anti-Jewish Measures and Policies and Nazi Influence in the 1930s — Two Contrasting Policies toward Jews: Russia and Hungary — Part VI: Poland — Poland – Culture of Anti-Semitism — Polish-Jewish Relations: Historic Background — The Jewries of Interwar Poland — Rural Anti-Semitism in Galicia before World War I — Ethnic Diversity in Twentieth Century Poland — Polish-Jewish Relations during World War I — Poles and Jews between the Wars: Historic Overview — Anti-Semitism and Jews in Poland, 1918–1939 — Anti-Semitism and Jewish Economic and Social Conditions, 1918–1939 — Jewish Social Status in Sociological Perspective — Jewish Caste Status in Poland — Polish Folk Culture and the Jew — Part VII: Russia — Czarist Russia and the Soviet Union – Enduring Mentalities — Anti-Semitism at the Close of the Czarist Era — Reforming Jews – Reforming Russians — Geographical and Socioeconomic Factors in the 1881. Anti-Jewish Pogroms in Russia — Jewish Self-Defence during the Russian Pogroms of 1903–1906 — The Beilis Case: Anti-Semitism and Politics in the Reign of Nicholas II — World and Domestic Reaction to the Beiliss Case — Periods of Kremlin Jewish Policies — Jews in Russia: The First World War and the Revolutionary Period — The Ukrainian Jewish-Problem — Soviet Policies toward the Jews: From Lenin to Stalin — Social and Economic Changes Among Soviet Jews — Socio-Economic Modernization and Imposed Culture Change — Continuities in Popular Perception of Jews in the Soviet Union — Epilogue — Epilogue — Backmatter
