Survival on the Margins: Polish Jewish Refugees in the Wartime Soviet Union Bibliography

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Brown, Kate. 2004. A Biography Of No Place: From Ethnic Borderland To Soviet Heartland. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University Press.

Čapková, Kateřina. 2016. “Beyond The Assimilationist Narrative: Historiography On The Jews Of The Bohemian Lands And Poland After The Second World War”. Studia Judaica, Studia Judaica, 19 (1).

Cohen, Eliezer Tsvi. 2000. Bene Ha-‘Ayarah Mesaprim. Bnei Brak: Yotse Horodlo be-erets Yisra‘el.

Dunaevsky, Dov. 2008. Be-Hoshekh Efshar Rak La-Halom. Israel: Muzza.

Engel, David. 1996. Ben Shihrur Le-Brekhah: Nitsule Ha-Shoah Be-Polin Ve-Ha-Ma’avak ‘Al Hanhagatam, 1944-1946. Tel Aviv: Am Oved.

Frajlich, Anna. 2006. Between Dawn And The Wind. Translated by Regina Grol. Austin, Texas: Host Publications.

Gabel, Dina. 1992. Behind The Ice Curtain. New York: CIS Publishers.

Garrard, John, and Carol Garrard. 1996. The Bones Of Berdichev: The Life And Fate Of Vasily Grossman. New York: The Free Press.

Gilboa, Yehoshua. 1971. The Black Years Of Soviet Jewry: 1939-1953. Translated by Yosef Shachter and Ben-Abba, Dov. Boston: Little, Brown and Company.

Gold, Betty, and Mark Hodermarsky. 2014. Beyond Trochenbrod: The Betty Gold Story. Kent, Ohio: The Kent State University Press.

Hoberman, J. 1991. Bridge Of Light: Yiddish Film Between Two Worlds. New York: Schocken Books.

Kaplan, Marion. 1998. Between Dignity And Despair: Jewish Life In Nazi Germany. New York: Oxford University Press.

Kijek, Kamil. 2018. “Between A Love Of Poland, Symbolic Violence, And Antisemitism: The Idiosyncratic Effects Of The State Education System On Young Jews In Interwar Poland”. Polin: Studies In Polish Jewry, Polin: Studies in Polish Jewry, 30.

Kless, Shlomo. 1994. Be-Derekh Lo Sluhah: Toldot Ha-Bereha 1944-1948. Jerusalem: Moreshet.

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Levin, Dov. 1994. Baltic Jews Under The Soviets, 1940-1946. Jerusalem: Hebrew University.

Libeskind, Daniel. 2004. Breaking Ground: An Immigrant’s Journey From Poland To Ground Zero. New York: Riverhead Books.

Michman, Dan. 2012. “Bloodlands And The Holocaust: Some Reflections On Terminology, Conceptualization And Their Consequences”. Journal Of Modern European History/ Zeitschrift Für Modern Europäische Geschichte/Revue D’histoire Européenne Contemporaine, Journal of Modern European History/ Zeitschrift für modern europäische Geschichte/Revue d’histoire européenne contemporaine, 10 (4).

Nolte, Ernst. 1985. “Between Myth And Revisionism? The Third Reich In The Perspective Of The 1980S”. In Aspects Of The Third Reich, edited by H. W. Koch. Aspects Of The Third Reich. London: Macmillan.

Prais, Lea, ed.. 2014. Ba-‘Arafel Ha-Nedudim: Asufat ‘Eduyot Shel Plitim Yehudim Me-Arkhion ‘Oneg Shabat, 1939-1942. Translated by Shoshana Ronen. Jerusalem: Yad Vashem.

Roseman, Mark. 2011. “Bloodlines”. Journal Of Genocide Research, Journal of Genocide Research, 13 (3).

Rusiniak-Karwat, Martyna. 2017. “Bundists Under The Soviet Occupation: The Case Of Matwiej Bernstein”. Studia Polityczne, Studia Polityczne, 45 (3).

Shternshis, Anna. 2014. “Between Life And Death: Why Some Soviet Jews Decided To Leave And Others To Stay In 1941”. Kritika: Explorations In Russian And Eurasian History, Kritika: Explorations in Russian and Eurasian History, 15 (3).