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#100 / Editorial

This year is the 100th anniversary of the death of Vladimir Medem (1879-1923), a central figure in the history and memory of the Jewish socialist...

By The Editors

From a Russian childhood to Yiddish socialism: Vladimir Medem, “legend of the Jewish labor movement”

This year marks the centenary of the death of Vladimir Medem (1879-1923), a great theoretician of the Bund and the Jewish national question in the...

By Constance Pâris de Bollardiere

“Taxidermied Jews” in a museum ?

At the Jewish Museum in Hohenems, Austria, an exhibition with the strange title "'Taxidermied Jews?" History, present and future of Jewish museums". "Taxidermied Jews?" The...

By Cilly Kugelmann

The State of Exile. Israel, Europe, the Jews.

But what is the State of Israel? Danny Trom's book The State of Exile proposes an answer to this apparently simple question: the State of...

By Danny Trom

The uses of Jewish tradition by the revolutionary left, part II

By Avishag Zafrani

#99 / Editorial

By The Editors

# 98 / Editorial

By The Editors

The uses of Jewish tradition by the revolutionary left, part I

By Avishag Zafrani

Jewish Esotericism in the Theories and Practices of Emancipation: The Case of the Ephemeral Journal Tiqqun (1999-2001)

By Hugo Latzer

#97 / Editorial

By The Editors

A two-headed nation

By Guy G. Stroumsa

30 January 1933, or the day humanity died

By Julia Christ