The emergence of modern Jewish politics : Bundism and Zionism in Eastern Europe / edited by Zvi Gitelman.

Chapter 10 has been adapted from an article by David Aberbach which first appeared in Nations and Nationalism 3, no. 1 (1997): 2544, (c) ASEN 1997.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 227-266) and index.

The legacy of the Bund and the Zionist movement / Zvi Gitelman -- 2. The other modern Jewish politics: integration and modernity in fin de sic̈le Russia / Benjamin Nathans -- 3. The new Jewish politics and its discontents / Antony Polonsky -- 4. National minority policy, Bundist social organizations, and Jewish women in interwar Poland / Daniel Blatman -- 5. The Left Poalei Tsiyon in interwar Poland / Samuel D. Kassow -- 6. Imitation, rejection, cooperation: Agudat Yisrael and the Zionist movement in interwar Poland / Gershon Bacon -- 7. Jewish politics and youth culture in interwar Poland: preliminary evidence from the Yivo autobiographies / Michael C. Steinlauf -- 8. The Bund and modern Yiddish culture / David E. Fishman -- 9. The political vision of I.L. Peretz / Ruth R. Wisse -- 10. Hebrew literature and Jewish nationalism in the tsarist empire, 1881-1917 / David Aberbach -- 11. Vitebsk versus Bezalel: a Jewish kulturkampf in the plastic arts / Seth L. Wolitz -- 12. The Bundists in America and the "Zionist problem" / Jonathan Frankel -- 13. Genocide and nationalism: the changing nature of Jewish politics in World War II France / Maud Mandel.