Issue 9.2/3

• PART I: PLACE, DISPLACEMENT AND BELONGING
• Maura E. Hametz, Foreigners in their Own City: Italian Fascism and the Dispersal of Trieste’s Port Jews
• Michele Langfield, Lost Worlds’: Reflections on Home and belonging in Jewish Holocaust Survivor Testimonies
• Richard Mendelsohn and Milton Shain, Constructing a Usable Past: History, Memory and South African Jewry in an Age of Anxiety
• William Kenefick, Comparing the Jewish and Irish Communities in Twentieth Century Scotland
• PART II: RACE, PLACE AND PERIPHERY
• Wieke Vink, On Burial, Boundaries and the Creolisation of the Surinamese Jewish Community
• Jonathan Goldstein, Memory, Place and Displacement in the Formation of Jewish Identity in Rangoon and Surabaya
• Moshe Terdiman, Jews of Algiers
• John Simon, Jewish Identity in Two Remote Areas of the Cape Province: A Double Case Study
• PART III: PLACE, MIGRATION AND MEMORY WORKS
• Nancy Foner, Migration, Location and Memory: Jewish History through a Comparative Lens
• David Cesarani, Putting London Jewish Intellectuals in their Place
• Tony Kushner, Memory at the Margins, Matter out of Place: Hidden Narratives of Jewish Settlement and Movement in Britain
• Veronica Belling, ‘A Slice of Eastern Europe in Johannesburg’: Yiddish Theatre in Doornfontein, 1929–49

For abstracts of these articles, please look here.

Issue 9.1

• Sally Smith, Sex, Leisure and Jewish Youth Clubs in Inter-War London
• Brian Gibson, ‘The Unrest-Cure’ and Saki’s Uneasy Anti-Semitism
• Ruth Gilbert, The Golem in the Attic: Rodinsky’s Room and Jewish Memory
• Götz Nordbruch, The Conspiracy against Community: Tracing the Popularity of The Protocols of the Elders of Zion in Contemporary Egypt