How did the Jewish communities of France recover after the turmoil of the Second World War? What effects did the unanticipated but ultimately expected arrival of North African Jews have on them?
The example of the Jewish community of Toulouse provides some answers, which are still provisional, to these problems. Between 1945 and 1970, it shows that Judaism was undergoing a profound sociological and cultural change.
Uncompromising chronicles of the difficult relations between Israeli society and the Jews of the diaspora at the moment when this debate was relaunched in France by the book by Sylvain Cypel, The State of Israel […]
75 years after the liberation of the German concentration camp of Bergen-Belsen, this book brings together two strong and inspiring testimonies. That of Hélène, a French resistance fighter who was arrested, tortured and then deported […]
The majority of works discussing the Jewish thought opt for a partial view of this tradition: the history of a particular period, religious aspects, ritual dimensions, thematic perspective, or studies of the Bible, any of […]
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