The Jewish Experience of the First World War

Chapter 1 The First World War and the Jews

Chapter 2 Between Light and Darkness: Jewish Education in Time of War

Chapter 3 Eastern Promises: Jewish Germans in the German Administration of Eastern Europe During the Great War

Chapter 4 Bread, Butter and Education: The Yiddishist Movements in Poland, 1914–1916

Chapter 5 War and Nationalism in Palestine: The Jewish Migration Committee in the Galilee During the First World War

Chapter 6 Towards a Consolidation of Zionist National Consciousness in Palestine During the First World War: A Local Urban Perspective

Chapter 7 A Mixed Bag of Loyalties: Jewish Soldiers, Ethnic Minorities, and State-Based Contingents in the German Army, 1914–1918

Chapter 8 Between Inclusion and Exclusion: The Experiences of Jewish Soldiers in Europe and the USA, 1914–1918

Chapter 9 Between Faith and Nation: Italian Jewish Soldiers in the Great War

Chapter 10 ‘The March of the Judeans’: The London Recruits of the Jewish Battalion in the First World War

Chapter 11 The Female Side of War: The Experience and Memory of the Great War in Italian-Jewish Women’s Ego-Documents

Chapter 12 Once ‘the Only True Austrians’: Mobilising Jewish Memory of the First World War for Belonging in the New Austrian Nation, 1929–1938

Chapter 13 The Iron Shield of David: The First World War and the Creation of German-Jewish Markers of Patriotism and Memory

Chapter 14 ‘Thou Hast Given Us Home and Freedom, Mother England’: Anglo-Jewish Gratitude, Patriotism, and Service During and After the First World War