Titlebook: Jewish Politics in Eastern Europe; The Bund at 100 Jack Jacobs (Professor of Government) Book 2001 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmil

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The Bundist Press: a Study of Political Change and the Persistence of Anachronistic Language during ish. But in order to put this idea into practice, three major problems of communication had to be overcome in pre-revolutionary Russia: the fact that few people could produce newspaper texts in Yiddish, the conspiratorial nature of all revolutionary activities, and the low literacy rate of the masse

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Creating a Bundist Counter- Culture: Morgnshtern and the Significance of Cultural Hegemony Communist Antonio Gramsci. They acted, however, as if they agreed, at least in part, with Gramsci’s notion of hegemony, which he developed in the 1920s. Gramsci argued that a governing class attempts to maintain its position by keeping control not only over political and economic institutions, but

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The Bund: History of a Schismroups which condemned the pro-war position of most social-democratic parties, foremost among them the German party with its overwhelming support of ‘patriotic’ voices in Germany. In general, the Bund was further to the left than many other social democratic parties. The majority of members supported

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The Bund Organization in Lodz, 1898–1939s only one exception to this – a book written by a Party activist. Polish historians have hitherto mentioned this issue only in passing. It should be stated, however, that the history of the Bund is a very interesting one, which – for a number of reasons – deserves thorough research, the results of

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The Bund’s Contribution to Yiddish Culture in Poland between the Two World Warste distant from that of this Jewish workers’ party, wrote that, at a time when ‘gloom, vulgarity and ignorance prevailed, on the one hand’ among the Jewish masses in the Russian Empire, ‘a(chǎn)longside the suffocating assimilation and Russification of the intelligentsia on the other hand, members of the

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The Jewish Social Democratic Party of Galicia and the Bundemonstrated that its inspiration was the Marxist concept of international workers’ solidarity in the cause of working-class self- emancipation, that is, socialism. The emergence of the Party was driven by the growth of the Jewish proletariat, and by its political and organizational needs. The Bund p