The book culture of the Italian Jews at the end of the Renaissance. by Weinberg, J

Ethnic differences : schooling and social structure among the Irish, Italians, Jews, and Blacks in an American city, 1880-1935 / by 360584 Perlmann, Joel

Le Leggi Razziali (1938) e gli ebrei italiani emigrati in Argentina: discriminazioni e nuove opportunità by Camilla Cattarulla

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Il percorso politico di Giorgio Levi Della Vida, dall'impresa libica al rifiuto del giuramento, 1911-1931 - The political journey of Giorgio Levi Della Vida, from the Italian invas... by Bruna Soravia

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Les gloses marginales du MS Saraval du Sefer ha-shorashim de David Qimḥi by Cyril Aslanov

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Fascist Jews Between Politics and the Economy: Five Biographical Profiles by Roberta Raspagliesi

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Prospero Moisè Loria: A case study of Jewish secularism in liberal Italy by Levi d'Ancona Modena, L

“…In his will, Prospero Moisè Loria (1814–92) requested an autopsy and cremation and left his large inheritance to the municipality of Milan to establish a secular philanthropic institution, the Società umanitaria, “to enable all the disenfranchised poor, without distinction.” Loria and other Italian Jews were at the heart of secularist activity in Italy’s culture wars, as demonstrated by their engagement with secular philanthropy, battles for cremation, and Freemason activity. …”

Practices of Cultural Nationalism. Alfonso Pacifici and the Jewish Renaissance in Italy (1910-1916) by Sara Airoldi

“…His figure and his philosophy represent a privileged focus through which it is possible to identify and follow the evolution of various intertwined aspects of the Jewish experience in post-emancipated Italy, such as: the elaboration of the Kulturdebatte within Italian Zionism; the development of a form of Jewish nationalism, as well as the dilemmas and the complicated dynamics that shaped the national identity of Italian Jews, torn between their allegiance as Jews and as Italians…”
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Multidirectional Sites of Memory in Italian Holocaust Documentaries by Maurizio Cinquegrani

“…This article investigates the ways in which film can use the act of witnessing and the exploration of significant locations in order to exhume memories of the deportation of Italian Jews to Auschwitz in 1943-1944. It aims at doing so by focusing on the neglected area of study provided by Italian documentaries about the Holocaust. …”
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Vivre dans deux temps by Davide Mano

“…Tools of daily use linking agricultural work to community life, as well as instruments for religious and political education, or for cultural and scientific popularization, these documents show the centrality of the articulation of the two times—Jewish time and popular time—in the social, economic, political and cultural life of Italian Jews. The changes in the organization of these calendars over the centuries reflect the different times and modalities of the process of Jewish emancipation, a long and non-linear process of back and forth. …”
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Uncovering the Italian Muscle Jew: from Zionist Gymnastics to Fascist Boxing by Simon Levis Sullam

“…In this article I examine the presence and influence among Italian Jews of Max Nordau’s image of the “muscle Jew” and more broadly of a virile imaginary, intertwined with Zionist and Italian nationalist ideas. …”
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Liliana Segre, or the courageous struggle against “indifference” and for social recognition by Silvana Greco

“…The article will underline on one side, the “spiral of misrecognition” that Liliana Segre, as all Italian Jews, has been victim of after the approval of the Fascist racial laws of 1938 and the negative consequences for her identity, such as social shame, loss of self-confidence, self-respect and self-esteem. …”
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Lo storico bitontino Eustachio Rogadeo e la sua raccolta di documenti per la storia degli ebrei nel Mezzogiorno by Diego de Ceglia

“…The Historian Eustachio Rogadeo from Bitonto and his Collection of Documents on the History of South Italian Jews After giving a brief introduction to the figure of Eustachio Rogadeo (1855-1920) and his collection of documents regarding the province of Terra di Bari from the Angevin period on, the article analyzes a book-length manuscript in the Rogadeo collection concerning the Jews of Apulia. …”
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THE NATIONAL STRUCTURE OF MARAMUREŞ COUNTY AT THE 20TH OCTOBER 2011 CENSUS by TOFAN George-Bogdan, PĂCURAR Bogdan-Nicolae, NIŢĂ Adrian

“…Regarding the ethnic structure of the population, one must point out that solely 451 536 people declared their ethnicity (out of total of de 478 659 people), Romanians numbering 374 488 people (82.94%), Hungarians 32 618 people (7.22%), while the number of people who claimed the Ukrainian ethnicity was 30 786 (6.83%), followed by Gypsies – 12 211 people (2.70%), other 16 ethnic groups (German, Turkish, Russians-Lipovan, Tartar, Serbian, Slovak, Bulgarian, Croatian, Greek, Italian, Jews, Czechs, Polish, Chinese, Armenian and Csangos) with a total of 1 433 people (0.32%), and other ethnicities with 179 people (0.04%).…”
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Walls and gates: Jewish ghettos and the built environment in Ferrara, Florence, and Modena (c. 17-50-1840) by Martin, MG

“…<p>This thesis analyses how management of the urban landscape influenced interactions between Italian Jews and Catholics in Ferrara, Florence, and Modena from the creation of the ghettos to the 1840s. …”

THE NATIONAL STRUCTURE OF THE ROMANIAN POPULATION AT THE 20TH OF OCTOBER 2011 CENSUS by GR. P. POP, R. RUSU

“…On the census day, Romania had 20,121,641 inhabitants, of which 83.45% (16,792,868) are Romanians, while the other 16.55% belong to: Hungarians 6.10% (1,227,623 inhabitants), Gypsies 3.09% (621,573 people), other 18 national minorities (Ukrainians, Germans, Turks, Russian-Lipovans, Tartars, Serbs, Slovaks, Bulgarians, Croats, Greek, Italians, Jews, Czechs, Poles, Chinese, Armenians, Csangos, Macedonians) and the category “other national groups” have together only 1.21% (242,767 inhabitants). …”
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