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Jewish Antifascism and the False Promise of Settler Colonialism
Acknowledgements
1. Introduction
Jewish Communism or Jewish Antifascism?
Challenging the Australian Jewish Story
Multiculturalism from the Bottom-Up
Jews, Race, and Settler Colonialism
2. Remembering the Holocaust, Fighting Fascism
Memorialising the Holocaust
‘Six million of the “big noses” died in concentration camps’: Internalised Antisemitism, the Warsaw Ghetto, and a Political Ethic of Memory
Reviewing, Translating, and Publishing Holocaust Literature
‘Commemorating the Jewish “Anzac Day”’: The Warsaw Ghetto and Multidirectional Memory
‘[R]espectful, uniformed guests [who] were regaled with motion pictures of Warsaw in flames’: Genocide, the Holocaust and Decolonisation
‘Learn[ing] what it cost German Jewry so dearly to teach’: Lessons for Australia
3. Jewish Antifascism, Communism, and Antisemitism
The ‘spectre of Goebbels’ and the Necessity of Antifascism
‘I am a Jew’: Jewish Antifascism and the Popular Front
An Internationalist Progressive Antifascist Jewish Politics
‘The tall Russian … brought their ghosts into the hall’: The Meaning of Communism for Unity
‘Who are the big donors behind the agitator?’: Critical Theory, Antifascism, and Antisemitism
‘Less Jewish Jews’: Assimilation, Antisemitism, and Jewish Political Subjectivity
4. The Jewish Left, Zionism, and the Diaspora
‘A world of free peoples living in peace’: Yishuvism Not Zionism
‘Does the state of Israel solve the Jewish question?’: After ’48
‘For God, for King and for Country’: Responses to Assimilationism
‘Nationalist and petty bourgeois in ideology and leadership’: The Antifascist Jewish Left and the Bund
Jewish Culture, Diasporism, and Multilingualism
5. The Anti-German Migration Campaign and the Fall of the Jewish Antifascist Left
‘A real contribution to the spread of justice and good will in the world’: The Political Context of the Anti-German Migration Campaign
Transnational Discourses: Debating the De-Nazification of Germany
The Students of Cologne University and the Failed De-Nazification of West Germany
The Jewish Left, the Communist Party, and the Anti-German Migration Campaign
‘People who not only experienced Fascism themselves, but attempted to practice it’: The Anti-German Migration Campaign, Holocaust Survivors, and the Bund
‘People whose emotions are stronger than their loyalty to Australia’: Jews as Political Subjects in the Anti-German Migration Campaign
‘Finkanasy’s ragtime bund’ and the New Strategy
‘Israel had no alternative but to deal directly with Germany on this issue’: Israel, Zionism, and West Germany
‘It was a most disappointing protest’: The End of the Anti-German Migration Campaign
6. Jewish Antifascism, Australian Cultural Nationalism, and Settler Colonialism
‘What good was it to the black man to be an Australian?’: Three Modes of Engagement with Settler Colonialism
Goldhar’s ‘Australian Literature’ and Settler Subjectivity
‘Art will be required to exercise its varied and subtle means’: Southern Stories
Communist Culture, Australianism, and Decolonisation
7. Defining a Jewish Antifascist Minor Literature
Multiple Languages, Multiple Audiences
Left Internationalism
Yosl Bergner, Aboriginal Resistance, and Australian Jewish Antifascism
A Jewish Antifascist Minor Culture
Judah Waten’s ‘The Loser is Black’
‘One fine happy band of mates’: Judah Waten’s The Unbending
8. Conclusion
Bibliography
Primary Sources
Archives
References
Pamphlets
Published Literary Works and Plays of the Period
Memoirs
Miscellaneous
Secondary Sources
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