Sites of European Antisemitism in the Age of Mass Politics, 1880–1918

Acknowledgments • Introduction—Robert Nemes and Daniel Unowsky • PART 1. CATHOLICISM, ANTISEMITISM, AND ANTI-JEWISH VIOLENCE • Local Violence, Regional Politics, and State Crisis: The 1898 Anti-Jewish Riots in Habsburg Galicia—Daniel Unowsky • Catholics and the Rhetoric of Antisemitic Violence in fin-de-siècle France—Vicki Caron • “L’Osservatore Cattolico” and Davide Albertario: Catholic Public Relations and Antisemitic Propaganda in Milan—Ulrich Wyrwa • PART 2. LOCAL VIOLENCE AND “ETHNIC” POLITICS • The Brusturoasa Uprising in Romania—Iulia Onac • From Boycott to Riot: The Moravian Anti-Jewish Violence of 1899 and Its Background—Michal Frankl • “An Antisemitic Aftertaste”: Anti-Jewish Violence in Habsburg Croatia—Marija Vulesica • PART 3. THE CIRCLE WIDENS • “Trouble Is Yet Coming!”: The British Brothers League, Immigration, and Anti-Jewish Sentiment in London’s East End, 1901–1903—Sam Johnson • Bigamy and Bigotry in the Austrian Alps: Antisemitism, Gender, and the “Hervay Affair” of 1904—Alison Rose • The Blood Libel on Greek Islands in the Nineteenth Century—Mary Margaroni • PART 4. REVOLUTION AND WAR • “Horrible Were the Avengers, but the Jews Were Horrible, Too”: Anti-Jewish Riots in Rural Lithuania in 1905—Klaus Richter • Duty and Ambivalence: The Russian Army and Pogroms, 1903–1906—Gerald D. Surh • Refugees and Antisemitism in Hungary during the First World War—Robert Nemes • Afterword: European Antisemitism, the Search for a Pattern—Hillel J. Kieval • Notes • About the Contributors • Index