Two Schools of Jewish Politics? Galician Zionists, Polish Zionists and "Landespolitik" 1907-1922 - A Constructivist Approach

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Abstract

A large part of the political elite of the Polish state, which regained its independence in 1918, had already been politically active under the rule of the partitioning powers before the First World War. They were shaped by the different conditions that existed for Poles in the German Empire, the Habsburg Monarchy and the Tsarist Empire.
Using the example of the Second Polish Republic, the contributors examine the question of how former political borders continue to have an effect as phantom borders after they have disappeared and continue to shape the political situation.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publication Fragmentierte Republik? Das politische Erbe der Teilungszeit in Polen 1918–1939
Editors Michael G. Müller, Kai Struve
PublisherGöttingen: Wallstein Verlag
Pages331-350
ISBN (Print)978-3-8353-1745-1
StatePublished - Jun 2017

Publication series

NamePhantom borders in eastern Europe
Volume2

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