Issue20 / December 2021 Focus Jewish Minorities between Nation-Building and Emigration in late Nineteenth and early Twentieth Century East Central Europe edited by Francesco Di Palma and Grzegorz Rossoliński-Liebe Introduction by Francesco Di Palma and Grzegorz Rossoliński-Liebe Unexpected Allies: Imperial Russian Support of Jewish Emigration at the Time of Its Legal Ban, 1881-1914 by Anastasiia Strakhova Jews, Russians, Karaites: The Development of Karaite Nationalism in the Russian Empire at the beginning of the Twentieth Century by Dovilė Troskovaitė Struggles between Nationalism and Ethnicity in Eastern Europe and the United States, 1890s-1910s: The Life Writings of M.E. Ravage and Michael Gold by Dana Mihăilescu Understudied Patterns of Jewish Migration between the Habsburg Central Europe and the United States by Susanne Korbel Heimweh: The Torn Identity of Lemberg-Lwów’s Intellectual Jewry by Maya Shabbat Prussian Jews: Between Nationalism and Tradition. The “strange case” of Posen/Poznań, 1800-1918 by Francesco Di Palma Research Paths Between Corfu and Athens: Moisis Caimis’ Contribution to the Making of Greek Jewry (1885-1916) Joana Bürger
