Jewish Politics in Eastern Europe: The Bund at 100

Chapter 1 Khevres and Akhdes: the Change in Jewish Self-organization in the Kingdom of Poland before 1900 and the Bund

Chapter 2 The Bundist Press: a Study of Political Change and the Persistence of Anachronistic Language during the Russian Period

Chapter 3 The Influence of the ‘Polish Question’ on the Bund’s National Program, 1897–1905

Chapter 4 Russian Bundists Abroad and in Exile, 1898–1925

Chapter 5 Creating a Bundist Counter- Culture: Morgnshtern and the Significance of Cultural Hegemony

Chapter 6 Kossovsky, Portnoy and Others: the Role of Members of the Bund’s Founding Generation in the Interwar Polish Bund

Chapter 7 The Bund: History of a Schism

Chapter 8 The Bund Organization in Lodz, 1898–1939

Chapter 9 The Bund’s Contribution to Yiddish Culture in Poland between the Two World Wars

Chapter 10 The Jewish Social Democratic Party of Galicia and the Bund

Chapter 11 From Conflict to Cooperation: the Bund and the Polish Socialist Party, 1897–1939

Chapter 12 Austro-Marxism and the Jews in Galicia

Chapter 13 German Social Democrats and Polish Bundists in Exile in London, 1939–45: Memories

Chapter 14 The Bund and the Labour and Socialist International

Chapter 15 The National Ideology of the Bund in the Test of Anti-Semitism and the Holocaust, 1933–47

Chapter 16 The Bund after the Holocaust: Between Renewal and Self-Liquidation

Chapter 17 Where was there a Future for Polish Jewry? Bundist and Zionist Polemics in Post-World War II Poland

Chapter 18 Between New York and Moscow: the Fate of the Bund Archives

Chapter 19 The Concept of National Cultural Autonomy: the First One Hundred Years