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The Yishuv in the Shadow of the Holocaust: Zionist Politics and Rescue Aliya, 1933-1939

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The Yishuv in the Shadow of the Holocaust: Zionist Politics and Rescue Aliya, 1933-1939
by Abraham J. Edelheit. 347 pgs.
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 Table of contents
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Contents |
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List of Illustrations |
xi |
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Preface |
xii |
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List of Abbreviations |
xv |
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Introduction |
1 |
| 1 |
Zionism Confronts the Nazi Threat |
5 |
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The Persecution of German Jewry: An Overview , |
5 |
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The German Jewish Situation in 1933 , |
7 |
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Jewish Responses to the Nazi Threat , |
8 |
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The Yishuv in 1933 , |
15 |
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Intra-Zionist Conflict: The Opening Chapter , |
22 |
| 2 |
First Steps |
26 |
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Rescue Aliya: A Conceptual Analysis , |
26 |
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The Yishuv's Institutions React , |
28 |
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Finances, Rescue Aliya, and "Business as Usual," |
33 |
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To Boycott or Not to Boycott? |
40 |
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The Joint Committee to Settle German Jews , |
41 |
| 3 |
Rescue By Means of Immigration, 1933-1936 |
50 |
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Involving the British , |
50 |
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The Eighteenth Zionist Congress , |
52 |
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The Rescue Aliya Program Takes Shape , |
55 |
| 4 |
The Politics of Aliya |
63 |
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Zionist Rescue Priorities , |
63 |
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The Evacuation Plan , |
68 |
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Youth Aliya , |
70 |
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The Haavara Agreement , |
73 |
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Aliya Bet , |
92 |
| 5 |
Aliya and Intra-Zionist Politics |
96 |
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Immigration and Absorption , |
96 |
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From Hitachdut Olei Germania to Ahdut ha-Am , |
101 |
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Hitachdut Olei Germania Expands , |
103 |
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Intra-Zionist Rivalries, 1933-1934 , |
104 |
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The Ben-Gurion-Jabotinsky Agreements , |
108 |
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The Revisionist Schism , |
112 |
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Evaluation , |
115 |
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Rescue Aliya and Zionist Foreign Relations |
118 |
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Yishuv Developments, 1933-1936 , |
118 |
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Imperial Policy and the Jews' Fate , |
128 |
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The Arab Revolt , |
130 |
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The Peel Commission , |
135 |
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The Partition Plan , |
143 |
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The Twentieth Zionist Congress , |
148 |
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Time as an Enemy of Rescue Aliya , |
150 |
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1937: Rescue Aliya in Crisis |
152 |
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Declining Conditions in Europe , |
152 |
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German Jewry in the Era of Bloodless Conquests , |
156 |
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Zionist Responses to Changing Conditions , |
157 |
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Rescue Aliya's Final Days , |
160 |
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New Efforts at Zionist Unity , |
162 |
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Aliya in the Shadow of a "Political Maximum," |
164 |
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The Decline of Rescue Aliya |
172 |
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Intra-Zionist Relations at a Breaking Point , |
172 |
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The Decline of Rescue Aliya , |
176 |
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Intra-Zionist Relations at a New Crossroad , |
181 |
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The Retreat From Partition , |
187 |
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The Evian Conference and its Aftermath , |
189 |
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Zionist-British Relations in the Shadow of Munich , |
191 |
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Toward the Abandonment of the Jews |
198 |
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Kristallnacht and its Aftermath , |
198 |
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The End of Rescue Aliya , |
202 |
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The Search for a Safe Haven , |
205 |
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The London (St. James Palace) Conference , |
206 |
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Aliya Bet and Eleventh Hour Rescue , |
213 |
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The Collapse of Capitalist Aliya , |
214 |
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New Talks With the Administration; New Protests , |
216 |
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German Jewry in the Throes of Destruction , |
217 |
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The Case of Pidyon Shevuyim , |
219 |
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10 The White Paper |
224 |
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April 1939: The Eleventh Hour Passes , |
224 |
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The Eve of Betrayal , |
229 |
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The White Paper , |
231 |
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Final Efforts at Intra-Zionist Unity , |
235 |
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Immigration Under the White Paper Regime , |
243 |
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The Bitter End , |
246 |
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Conclusion |
248 |
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Appendix: Aliya Bet Ships |
253 |
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Notes |
258 |
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Bibliography |
321 |
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About the Book and Author |
334 |
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Index |
335 |
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Tables |
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1.1: Political parties active in the Yishuv, 1930-1939 |
17 |
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1.2: Election results for the Zionist Congress, in percentages |
18 |
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2.1: Composition of the Jerusalem Executive, 1933 |
30 |
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2.2: The Joint Committee's subcommittees |
42 |
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3.1: Jewish Agency Executive, 1933 |
54 |
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3.2: Aliya figures, 1933-1937 |
56 |
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4.1: Labor (C) schedule requests, 1933-1937 |
67 |
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5.1: German--Jewish occupational distribution |
97 |
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6.1: Palestine immigration certificates, 1933-1939 |
119 |
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7.1: Eastern European aliya figures, 1933-1939 |
154 |
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7.2: Labor (C) schedule requests, 1937-1939 |
160 |
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9.1: A--I certificates granted, October 1938--January 1939 |
215 |
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Maps |
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6.1: The Peel partition plan |
145 |
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Illustrations |
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The Jewish Agengy's manifesto of May 29, 1933 |
39 |
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Sample Haavara certificate |
76 |
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And you still buy German products? |
81 |
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Have no fear Hitler! |
82 |
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Another order from Eretz Israel |
82 |
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Anti-Ha'apala cartoon from Davar |
94 |
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Call for a hunger strike in defense of Aliya Bet |
195 |
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Pidyon Shevuyim fund--raising letter |
220 |
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