Brothers and sisters: the response of Adelaide Jewry to anti-Jewish atrocities in the first half of the 20th century
Journal article
In Journal Issue
Australian Jewish Historical Society Journal, 12, 2 (1994)
Author(s)
Rodney Gouttman
AbstractThis article argues that Jewish settlers in Adelaide, which is prominently Protestant, are or were more self-conscious than their Sydney or Melbourne counterparts. It looks at the reaction of these self-conscious and highly assimilated people to the persecution of their col-religionists in Europe.
Year1994
Pages359-373
Brothers and sisters: the response of Adelaide Jewry to anti-Jewish atrocities in the first half of the 20th century
1994
by
Rodney Gouttman