Social and cultural boundaries in Pre-Modern Poland.

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Social and cultural boundaries in Pre-Modern Poland. W: Polin. - Vol. 22: 2010, 1-270.

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Bałaban Majer Autor Goldberg Jakub Autor

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Grotius Hugo Rubinkowscy, rodzina Litwa Lublin Europa Niemcy Ruś; Czerwona Kraków Kraków; Kazimierz Wilno

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Treść: Teller Adam, Teter Magda: Introduction: Borders and boundaries in the historiography of the Jews in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth s. 3-46; Bałaban Meir: Hugo Grotius and the blood libel trials in Lublin, 1636 s. 47-67; Carlebach Elisheva: The boundaries of memory. A central European chronograph from 1665 s. 68-82; Rosman Moshe: The authority of the Council of Four Land outside Poland-Lithuania s. 83-108; Teller A.: Telling the difference. Some comparative perspectives on the Jews' legal status in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and the Holy Roman Empire s. 109-141; Goldberg Jacob: The role of the Jewish community in the socio-political structure of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth s. 142-155; Heyde Jürgen: The Jewish economic elite in Red Ruthenia in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries s. 156-173; Zaremska Hanna: Crossing the river. How and why the Jews of Kraków settled in Kazimierz at the end of the fifteenth century s. 174-192; Kaźmierczyk Adam: The Rubinkowski family. Converts in Kazimierz s. 193-214; Frick David: Jews in public places. Further chapters in the Jewish-Christian encounter in seventeenth-century Vilna s. 215-248; Teter M.: `There should be no love between us and them'. Social life and the bounds of Jewish and canon law in Early Modern Poland s. 249-270

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