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Roger Errera: The Gaze of the Diaspora

The "Diaspora" collection, founded by Roger Errera in 1971 at the French publishing house Éditions Calman-Levy, has been decisive in more than one way for...

By Bruno Karsenti

Vichy and the Jews, Revisited

Forty years ago, the great historical account "Vichy France and the Jews," by Michael R. Marrus and Robert O. Paxton, was published simultaneously in French...

By Robert O. Paxton

George Eliot’s Daniel Deronda: How one novel reshaped the image of British Jews

Published in 1876, Daniel Deronda is a unique novel in the history of 19th century English literature. Raised in an aristocratic household, Deronda longs to...

By Josh Glancy

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#38 / Editorial

This week K. tells you the story of books that made history. The first and most recent, ‘Vichy and the Jews’, shook up the historiography...

By The Editors

Who is an Antisemite? Reflections on Jewish and Muslim Ritual Slaughter in Europe

By Shai Lavi

The End of Robert Klein

By Jean-Baptiste Thoret

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#37 / Editorial

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Norway: the clause of shame

By Vibeke Knoop Rachline

The Jewish painters of l’École de Paris–from the Holocaust to today

By Macha Fogel / Paul Salmona

Will The Sale Of A Rare Manuscript Rescue Jewish Studies In France?

By Noëmie Duhaut

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#36 / Editorial

By The Editors

In The Palace

By Sam Sussman