OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The median citation count of East European Jewish Affairs is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-01-01 to 2026-01-01.)

Article	Citations
Through a keyhole: phantasmal images of blood libel	2
At the crossroads between Communism and Jewish nationalism: Ber Mark as historian of premodern Jewish society	2
“Isolated brotherless branch of his race”: Jewish images of kinship with Hungarians at the turn of the twentieth century	0
Les Survivants: Les Juifs de Pologne depuis la ShoahAudrey Kichelewski, Les Survivants: Les Juifs de Pologne depuis la Shoah . Paris: Belin, 2018. 442 pages, ISBN: 97824	0
Notice of duplicate publication: Jewish refugees in the Balkans, 1933–1945	0
“To reconstruct this period of martyrdom and heroism”: The Jewish Historical Institute and the Ringelblum Archive, 1946–1989	0
Review essay: inside the Paneriai forest: from site of mass murder to memorial museum	0
Hebrew-language books published in 2017–2021	0
Polish Statehood and the Jews: Reflections on the Centenary of Polish Independence	0
Bewitching the Tsar: Kabbalistic hermeneutics and Hebrew pictographic poetry	0
Frozen in time: Five figures in a photograph	0
Hungarian-language books published in 2019–mid-2022	0
Spearhead Ghetto Fighters: a re-evaluation of the Kashariyot (female couriers) in Jewish undergrounds	0
Jewish Emancipation: A History across Five CenturiesDavid Sorkin, Jewish Emancipation: A History across Five Centuries . Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2019. 511	0
The diary of Bernard Mark (December 1965 – February 1966)	0
Blood libel as spectacle: representing and reproducing “ritual murder” in the modern era	0
Naftali Naymanovich and the first Esperanto textbook for Yiddish speakers (1888)	0
Slovak-language books published in 2018–2021	0
The scholarly legacy of Ruta Sakowska	0
Present! Jews in public schools in Habsburg Galicia	0
Testimony in Place: Witnessing the Holocaust in Belarus	0
The Bundist conception of history: criticism and self-criticism of Avrom Yuditski	0
Soviet Jewish scholars and the fascist accusation	0
Karaism: An Introduction to the Oldest Surviving Alternative JudaismDaniel J. Lasker, Karaism: An Introduction to the Oldest Surviving Alternative Judaism . London: The	0
The blood libel in postwar New York: Erwin Piscator’s The Burning Bush (1949)	0

Yiddish publishing strategies in Eastern Europe (1880–1914)	0
The Formation and Structure of the Judenräte in the Occupied Territory of the Vitebsk Region (Within Present-day Borders), 1941–1943	0
Instytut. 70 lat historii ŻIH w dokumentach źródłowychHelena Datner and Olga Pieńkowska (eds.), *Instytut. 70 lat historii ŻIH w dokumentach źródłowych*	0
A social history of the Jewish Historical Institute, 1947–1989	0
“Sviy do svoho po svoye”: sotsial′no-ekonomichnyy vymir natsiotvorchykh stratehiy ukrayintsiv u mizhvoyenniy Pol′shchi [“Each to Their Own”: The Socioeconomic Dimension of Ukrainian	0
The Hungarian Jedwabne?	0
Betrothal celebrations in Prague and Ashkenazi communities: a prism of the interaction of halakha, Kabbalah and society in post-medieval Europe	0
The dual path of historian Artur Eisenbach	0
The prospects and perils of Holocaust research in Communist Poland: The first twenty years of the Jewish Historical Institute in Warsaw	0
Filming ritual murder after the Shoah: exculpation, deflection or contrition?	0
Jewish Economic Life in Yiddish Literature: Yitskhok Ber Levinzon and Yisroel Aksenfeld	0
From Judeo-Polonia to Judeo-Communism, 1912–1922	0
An Unchosen People: Jewish Political Reckoning in Interwar Poland	0
Der Nister's Soviet Years: Yiddish Writer as Witness to the PeopleMikhail Krutikov, *Der Nister's Soviet Years: Yiddish Writer as Witness to the People*	0
The (biographic) memory of Tiszaeszlár	0
The (he)art of darkness: constructing the prurient gaze on otherness	0
Deborah Romm – the “Widow-Printer”	0
A version of the Version : On Hajnal Németh’s False Testimony series	0
Between Hope and Struggle: The Gender Struggle and the Jewish Socialist Parties in Interwar Poland	0
Yiddish as a Mixed Language: Yiddish-Slavic Language Contact and its Linguistic Outcome	0
The Russian army meets civilian populations, then and now: modern reflections in light of Semion Goldin’s The Russian Army and the Jewish Population, 1914–1917	0
The Jewish Historical Institute and the 1968 antisemitic campaign in Poland	0
Prelude to Babyn Yar: Soviet print media and the dilemma facing Kyiv’s Jews in summer 1941	0
It Will Yet Be Heard: A Polish Rabbi's Witness of the Shoah and SurvivalLeon Thorne, *It Will Yet Be Heard: A Polish Rabbi's Witness of the Shoah and Survival*	0
Bunt, podziemie, władza: Polscy komuniści i ich socjalizacja polityczna do roku 1956	0
A representation of the Tiszaeszlár blood libel as a reflection on Jewish masculinity in socialist Hungary: revisiting János Major, The Memory of Móric Scharf	0
Anti-Jewish Violence of Polish Troops, 1918–1920: The Case of Bobruisk	0
Anti-Zionism of the communist party in Hungary during the Rákosi Era (1948-1953)	0
Romanian-language books published in 2015–2021	0
Canonizing Himself: Simon Dubnov’s Book of Life and the Struggle for Hegemony in Jewish Historiography	0
(Un)welcome guests? Converted Jews and the state in the eighteenth century Russian empire	0
Brichah in Poland (1944–1948): the state of the field and new findings	0
Tevye’s Ottoman Daughter: Ashkenazi and Sephardi Jews at the End of Empire	0
Table tennis, Jewish issues and antisemitism in interwar Romania	0
Jewish Refugees in the Balkans, 1933–1945	0
Worlds of Old Yiddish Literature	0
Jewish Sectarians, Turkic Khazars or true Israelites? Contradictory images of the Crimean Karaites in modern literature	0
Hasidism, Haskalah, Zionism: Chapters in Literary Politics	0
The living dead: in search of Hasidism at the Bratslaver Shtiblekh of Warsaw	0