Twenty Years with the Jewish Labor Bund: A Memoir of Interwar Poland
In: Shofar Supplements in Jewish Studies
Cover -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Foreword -- Translator's Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Bernard Goldstein: A Chronology -- Translator's Note -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: I Go Home -- Chapter 2: Back in Warsaw -- Chapter 3: Praga -- Chapter 4: The Seven Lions -- Chapter 5: The First of May Demonstration in Praga, 1920 -- Chapter 6: Pogrom at the Praga Bund Club -- Chapter 7: Janek Jankelewicz -- Chapter 8: The Cracow Convention -- Chapter 9: A Hail of Persecutions -- Chapter 10: Illegal Work-Once Again -- Chapter 11: The Danzig Convention -- Chapter 12: Coming to the Defense of the Movement -- Chapter 13: Organizing the Bund Militia -- Chapter 14: The Communists and the Underworld -- Chapter 15: The 1922 Election Campaign -- Chapter 16: Unifying the Trade Union Movement -- Chapter 17: The Slaughterers Union -- Chapter 18: Three Slaughterer Dynasties -- Chapter 19: The Transport Workers Union: Back Porters -- Chapter 20: Back Porter Types -- Chapter 21: Rope and Handcart Porters -- Chapter 22: The Food Workers Union -- Chapter 23: The Bakers Union -- Chapter 24: Bagel Bakers and Peddlers -- Chapter 25: A Day in a Slaughter House -- Chapter 26: Jewish and Polish Meat Workers -- Chapter 27: At Parties and Celebrations -- Chapter 28: Resistance: The First of May Demonstration, 1923 -- Chapter 29: Struggles over the Saturday Edition of the Folkstsaytung -- Chapter 30: Commissar Cechnowski -- Chapter 31: Kalmen the Bootmaker's Death -- Chapter 32: The Piłsudski Coup, the PPS, and the FRACs -- Chapter 33: The FRAC Militia -- Chapter 34: A New Gang of Communist Strong-Arms -- Chapter 35: Communists Shoot at a Workers Convention -- Chapter 36: Morgnshtern -- Chapter 37: The Labor Sports Olympiad in Prague -- Chapter 38: Ominous Dark Clouds on All Sides -- Chapter 39: Concerns about Self-Defense -- Chapter 40: A Wave of Wildcat Strikes.