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TitleThe Bund and the Jewish fraction of the Polish workers' party in Poland after 1945

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Bozena Szaynok

Call number940.5318/0458

Object number04873n

Place of publicationOxford, England

PublisherThe Littman Library of Jewish civilization, Institute for Polish Jewish Studies

Year of publication

2010

Physical descriptionpp206-223.

MaterialArticle

Series titlePolin:Studies in Polish Jewry Vol.13

ISBN9781874774472

NotesArticle from the book ' Focusing on the Holocaust and it's aftermath.' pp206-223

Description

The General Jewish Workers' Union, the Bund was established in Vilna in 1897. After the the Bolshevik Revolution the Bund in USSR was forcibly united with the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. In Poland the Bund by the 1930s moved to a less revolutionary and more social-democratic position and established itself as one of the principal parties in the Jewish community. After World War II it was also active in countries other than Poland. In 1949 the 50 year long history of the Bund in Poland came to an end

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