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The Jews of the Republic : a political history of state Jews in France from Gambetta to Vichy

Title: The Jews of the Republic : a political history of state Jews in France from Gambetta to Vichy / Pierre Birnbaum ; translated by Jane Marie Todd.
Author: Birnbaum, Pierre.
Publication: Stanford, Calif. : Stanford University Press, 1996.

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Description

449 pages; 24 cm.

Series Statement

Stanford studies in Jewish history and culture

Uniform Title

Alternative Title

Fous de la République.

Subjects

Bibliography (note)

Contents

Introduction: The King's Fools and the Republic's Fools -- 1. At the Heart of Republican Polity: The Reinachs -- 2. From Generation to Generation: The prefets Hendle -- 3. A Judicial Dynasty: The Bedarrides -- 4. The Armed Services: The Generals Brisac -- 5. The Sons of Abraham: From Cradle to Grave -- 6. Dimensions of Judaism -- 7. The Birth of a Milieu -- 8. The Republic's Ideologues: The Secularization of Society -- 9. Inside the Franco-French Wars: From Boulangism to the Popular Front -- 10. Maintaining Order: From the Fourmies Shooting to the Ambush on Rue Hermel -- 11. The Defense of the Nation from 1870 to 1940 -- 12. The Emperor's Faithful -- 13. Gambetta's Men: The Republic of Southerners -- 14. Alfred Naquet, Anarchist -- 15. The Clemencist Tradition -- 16. Jaures's Heirs -- 17. Jews Without Land: The Debate on Political Representation -- 18. Hue and Cry over High Officials! The Long Reverberations of the Dreyfus Affair --
19. An Antisemitic Republican State? Obstructed Careers -- 20. Vichy: The Betrayal by the State -- Conclusion: The Two Faces of the Republic.

ISBN

0804726337 (cloth : acid-free, recycled paper)

LCCN

96010603

OCLC

ocm34243639

Owning Institutions

Columbia University Libraries