Miscellaneous Frontmatter

pp v-v

Editors and Advisers

pp vi-vi

Contents

pp vii-x

Polin

pp xi-xi

Dedication

pp xii-xii

Statement From the Editors

pp 1-2

JEWS IN WARSAW

pp 3-4

Emanuel Ringelblum, the Chronicler of the Warsaw Ghetto

pp 5-16

The Undefined Town within a Town. A History of Jewish Settlement in the Western Districts of Warsaw

pp 17-45

The Jewish Population in Warsaw at the turn of the Eighteenth Century

pp 46-77

‘The Jews have killed a tailor’. The sociopolitical background of a pogrom in Warsaw in 1790

pp 78-101

The Jews of Warsaw, Polish Society and the partitioning powers 1795-1862

pp 102-121

Aspects of Population Change and of Acculturation in Jewish Warsaw at the end of the Nineteenth Century: the Censuses of 1882 and 1897

pp 122-141

Aspects of the History of Warsaw as a Yiddish Literary Centre

pp 142-155

Jewish Warsaw before the First World War 156

pp 156-187

The History of the Warsaw Ghetto in the Light of the Reports of Ludwig Fischer

pp 188-199

Jacob Shatzky, Historian of Warsaw Jewry

pp 200-213

ARTICLES

The Socio-Cultural Integration of The Jewish Population in the Province of Radom, 1815-1862

pp 214-237

The Religious Orders and the Jews in Nazioccupied Poland

pp 238-243

The Conditions of Admittance and the Social Background of Jewish Children Saved by Women's Religious Orders in Poland from 1939-1945

pp 244-275

DOCUMENT

Vladimir Jabotinsky's Talks with Representatives of the Polish Government

pp 276-293

COMMENTARY

On Immoral Reason and Illogical Morality

pp 294-301

EXCHANGE

Some Observations on the Situation of the Jewish Minority in Poland during the Years 1918-1939

pp 302-308

Response to Majchrowski

pp 309-313

REPORTS