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DESCRIPTION:\nWhen and Where: \nMonday, March 06, 2023 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm
  \n JHB100 and online \n Jackman Humanities Building \n 170 St. George Str
 eet, 1st floor \n\nSpeakers \nKamil Kijek \n\nDescription: \nJoseph Lebov
 ic LectureKamil Kijek (University of Wroclaw)'Transnationalism of Polish J
 ews in the First Years after the Holocaust: Sources, Methods and Relevanc
 e for Today''s Global Jewish Historiography'In my lecture I will speak abo
 ut the transnationalism of Polish Jewish community in the first years afte
 r the Holocaust (1945-1950). By defending somewhat controversial hypothesi
 s that both in the dimensions of collective, institutional and private Je
 wish transnational contacts between Poland, Western Europe, North and So
 uth America, Land of Israel – this phenomenon had reached its peak in thi
 s period (and not in the years 1918-1939), I will show the relevance of t
 his problem, as well as sources and research methods connected to it, fo
 r new directions in global post-Holocaust Jewish historiography.Kamil Kije
 k is a Assistant Professor at the Jewish Studies Department, University o
 f Wrocław, Poland. He has been a Prins Foundation postdoctoral fellow at 
 the Center for Jewish History in New York and Sosland Family Fellow at the
  Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies at 
 the United States Holocaust Museum in Washington DC. During his doctoral s
 tudies he held various fellowships in Israel, Germany and United Kingdom.
  His research interest include Central-East European Jewish History in the
  end of XIX and in XX century, social and cultural theory.A few of Kamil 
 Kijek’s publications include:    “Dzieci modernizmu. Świadomość i socjaliz
 acja polityczna młodzieży żydowskiej w Polsce międzywojennej” [Children of
  modernism. Socialization and Political Consciousness of the Jewish Youth 
 in Interwar Poland], Wrocław 2017     „Jewish Lives under Communism. New 
 Perspectives”, eds. Kamil Kijek, Katerina Capková, New Brunswick, N.J.
 , 2022     “Was It Possible to avoid ‘Hebrew Assimilation’? Hebraism, Po
 lonization, and the Zionist “Tarbut” School System in the Last Decade of 
 Interwar Poland”, “Jewish Social Studies”, vol. 21.2, 2016, p. 105-141
      „Between love of Poland, symbolic violence and anti-Semitism. On the
  idiosyncratic effect of the state education system among the Jewish youth
  in Interwar Poland” [in:] “Polin. Studies in Polish Jewry”, vol. 30, 20
 18, p. 237-264.     He has edited (with Grzegorz Krzywiec) special issue 
 of “Kwartalnik Historii Żydów”, vol. 28 (258), 2016, devoted to the pro
 blems of anti-Semitism in Poland in the years 1905-1939 and with co-edited
  three collected studies Polish language volumes on the problems of anti-J
 ewish violence in XX century Poland (eds. Kamil Kijek. Artur Markowski, K
 onrad Zieliński „Pogromy Żydów na ziemiach polskich w XIX i XX wieku. t. 3
 : Historiografia, polityka, recepcja społeczna (do 1939 roku)”, Warszaw
 a 2019; eds. Kamil Kijek. Artur Markowski, Konrad Zieliński „Pogromy Żyd
 ów na ziemiach polskich w XIX i XX wieku. t. 2: Studia przypadków (do 1939
  roku)”, Warszawa 2019; eds. Kamil Kijek, Konrad Zieliński „Przemoc ant
 yżydowska i konteksty akcji pogromowych na ziemiach polskich w XX wieku”,
  Lublin 2017His current book project is entitled Polish Shtetl after the H
 olocaust? Jews in Dzierżoniów, 1945-1950In 2018 he has received an intern
 ational prize for an outstanding publication in the topic of 'Jews and Ill
 iberal Regimes in Eastern Europe after 1917' granted by The Leonid Nevzlin
  Research Center for Russian and East-European Jewry at the Hebrew Univers
 ity of Jerusalem for the book 'Dzieci modernizmu.'  *** This lecture will 
 be delivered in-person at JHB100 and virtually via Zoom. \n\nContact Infor
 mation: \n A\ne Tanenbaum Centre for Jewish Studies cjs.events@utoronto.ca
  A\ne Tanenbaum Centre for Jewish Studies \n\nSponsors \nA\ne Tanenbaum Ce
 ntre for Jewish Studies \n170 St. George Street, 1st floor \n\nCategories
  \n Lecture \n\nAudiences \n All
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LOCATION:170 St. George Street, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Transnationalism of Polish Jews in the First Years after the Holoca
 ust: Sources, Methods and Relevance for Today''s Global Jewish Historiogr
 aphy
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