Academics of Jewish Heritage in the Modern History of the Jagiellonian University
Edited and with Introduction by: Wiesław Kozub-Ciembroniewicz
Liczba stron: 384
Format: B5
Rok wydania: 2014
Data premiery: 11.06.2015
Opis książki
The book Academics of Jewish Heritage in the Modern History of the Jagiellonian University is a collective work, anniversary commemorative publication connected with the 650th anniversary of the foundation of the Cracow Academy in 1364.
The anniversary celebrations that fall in 2014 coincide with the celebration of 25 years of the Polish Republic which was reborn in 1989. Poland in the course of this period has changed dramatically and irreversibly: political and administrative changes, coupled with social and economic ones have occurred and which tie Poland to Europe and the free world. The Jagiellonian University is an active participant and partner in this academic, civilizational development.
The 650th anniversary of the founding of the Jagiellonian University is an excellent opportunity to present and recall those academics of Jewish origin who were closely associated with the history of the university, with Cracow and with Poland, and who played a huge role in Polish science and culture. The present book is also a commemoration of those academics of Jewish origin who, together with their families, were persecuted and murdered during the Holocaust.
The anniversary celebrations that fall in 2014 coincide with the celebration of 25 years of the Polish Republic which was reborn in 1989. Poland in the course of this period has changed dramatically and irreversibly: political and administrative changes, coupled with social and economic ones have occurred and which tie Poland to Europe and the free world. The Jagiellonian University is an active participant and partner in this academic, civilizational development.
The 650th anniversary of the founding of the Jagiellonian University is an excellent opportunity to present and recall those academics of Jewish origin who were closely associated with the history of the university, with Cracow and with Poland, and who played a huge role in Polish science and culture. The present book is also a commemoration of those academics of Jewish origin who, together with their families, were persecuted and murdered during the Holocaust.
Prof. Wiesiaw Kozub-Ciembromewicz
Język publikacji
Angielski/English
ISBN: 978-83-233-3705-8
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Academics of Jewish Heritage in the Modern History of the Jagiellonian University
SPIS TREŚCI
Contents
A word from the Rector of the Jagiellonian University 7
A word from Mr. Tad Taube, Chairman, Taube Foundation for Jewish Life and Culture 9
Thanks to the sponsors 11
Introduction, W. Kozub-Ciembroniewicz 13
PART ONE
The history of Jewish relations with the Jagiellonian University: An outline, J. Sondel 19
Jewish Student Organisations at the Jagiellonian University during the Second Polish Republic, J. Kwiek 25
Antisemitism at the Jagiellonian University in the second half of the 1930s, P. Skorut 41
The events of March 1968 at the Jagiellonian University, M. Zajda 49
PART TWO
Julian Aleksandrowicz (1908–1988), A.B. Skotnicki 61
Zofia Ameisen (1897–1967), Z. Pietrzyk 69
Juliusz Bardach (1914–2010), B. Szlachta 77
Leon Blumenstock (Blumenstok)-Halban (1838–1897), J. Wordliczek Jr 87
Józef Bogusz (1904–1993), W. Stankowski 97
Maria Einhorn-Susułowska (1915–1998), M. Kielar-Turska 103
The Epstein Family (the Epsztajn Family), S. Bielański 109
Józef Feldman (1899–1946), S. Bielański 115
Ludwik Gumplowicz (1838–1909), Z. Mach 125
Laura Kaufman (1889–1972), E. Valde-Nowak 133
Jan Hilary Lachs (1881–1942), M. Pietrzyk 141
Joachim Metallmann (1889–1942), A. Cieślar 147
Władysław Natanson (1864–1937), A. Cieślar 153
Józef Oettinger (1818–1895), R.W. Gryglewski 163
Wiktor Rudolf Ormicki (1898–1941), Z. Pietrzyk 171
Maria Orwid (1930–2009), E. Gawron 179
Józef Reinhold (1884–1928), A. Dziadzio 187
Stefan Ritterman (1904–1970), K. Kozub-Ciembroniewicz 197
Józef Michał Rosenblatt (1853–1917), J. Widacki 201
Alfred Rosenblatt (1880–1947), E. Valde-Nowak 215
Antoni Rosner (1831–1896), R.W. Gryglewski 221
Aleksander Rosner (1867–1930), R.W. Gryglewski 227
Józef Sare (1850–1929), M. Kiwior-Filo 235
Leon Samuel Sternbach (1864–1940), S. Płucisz 241
Jan Sznajd (1930–1990), J. Jaworek 251
Rafał Taubenschlag (1881–1958), J. Sondel 259
Marek Wajsblum (1903–1962), Z. Pietrzyk 275
Wiktor Weintraub (1908–1988), Z. Pietrzyk 285
Ferdynand Zweig (1896–1988), K. and A. Mokrysz 295
PART THREE
Jewish Studies at the Jagiellonian University: From the Interfaculty Unit of the History and Culture of Jews in Poland to the Institute of Jewish Studies, M. Galas 307
The Jagiellonian University Centre for Studies into the History and Culture of Jews in Cracow, E. Gawron 325
The duty to explain. Th e Centre for Holocaust Studies at the Jagiellonian University, J. Ambrosewicz-Jacobs 337
Holocaust and Totalitarian Systems Studies at the Jagiellonian University, B. Kwieciński 349
The Jagiellonian University’s UNESCO Chair for Holocaust Education, K. Suszkiewicz 357
Contributors 363
Index of Persons 365
Index of Places 378
List of Photographs 382
A word from the Rector of the Jagiellonian University 7
A word from Mr. Tad Taube, Chairman, Taube Foundation for Jewish Life and Culture 9
Thanks to the sponsors 11
Introduction, W. Kozub-Ciembroniewicz 13
PART ONE
The history of Jewish relations with the Jagiellonian University: An outline, J. Sondel 19
Jewish Student Organisations at the Jagiellonian University during the Second Polish Republic, J. Kwiek 25
Antisemitism at the Jagiellonian University in the second half of the 1930s, P. Skorut 41
The events of March 1968 at the Jagiellonian University, M. Zajda 49
PART TWO
Julian Aleksandrowicz (1908–1988), A.B. Skotnicki 61
Zofia Ameisen (1897–1967), Z. Pietrzyk 69
Juliusz Bardach (1914–2010), B. Szlachta 77
Leon Blumenstock (Blumenstok)-Halban (1838–1897), J. Wordliczek Jr 87
Józef Bogusz (1904–1993), W. Stankowski 97
Maria Einhorn-Susułowska (1915–1998), M. Kielar-Turska 103
The Epstein Family (the Epsztajn Family), S. Bielański 109
Józef Feldman (1899–1946), S. Bielański 115
Ludwik Gumplowicz (1838–1909), Z. Mach 125
Laura Kaufman (1889–1972), E. Valde-Nowak 133
Jan Hilary Lachs (1881–1942), M. Pietrzyk 141
Joachim Metallmann (1889–1942), A. Cieślar 147
Władysław Natanson (1864–1937), A. Cieślar 153
Józef Oettinger (1818–1895), R.W. Gryglewski 163
Wiktor Rudolf Ormicki (1898–1941), Z. Pietrzyk 171
Maria Orwid (1930–2009), E. Gawron 179
Józef Reinhold (1884–1928), A. Dziadzio 187
Stefan Ritterman (1904–1970), K. Kozub-Ciembroniewicz 197
Józef Michał Rosenblatt (1853–1917), J. Widacki 201
Alfred Rosenblatt (1880–1947), E. Valde-Nowak 215
Antoni Rosner (1831–1896), R.W. Gryglewski 221
Aleksander Rosner (1867–1930), R.W. Gryglewski 227
Józef Sare (1850–1929), M. Kiwior-Filo 235
Leon Samuel Sternbach (1864–1940), S. Płucisz 241
Jan Sznajd (1930–1990), J. Jaworek 251
Rafał Taubenschlag (1881–1958), J. Sondel 259
Marek Wajsblum (1903–1962), Z. Pietrzyk 275
Wiktor Weintraub (1908–1988), Z. Pietrzyk 285
Ferdynand Zweig (1896–1988), K. and A. Mokrysz 295
PART THREE
Jewish Studies at the Jagiellonian University: From the Interfaculty Unit of the History and Culture of Jews in Poland to the Institute of Jewish Studies, M. Galas 307
The Jagiellonian University Centre for Studies into the History and Culture of Jews in Cracow, E. Gawron 325
The duty to explain. Th e Centre for Holocaust Studies at the Jagiellonian University, J. Ambrosewicz-Jacobs 337
Holocaust and Totalitarian Systems Studies at the Jagiellonian University, B. Kwieciński 349
The Jagiellonian University’s UNESCO Chair for Holocaust Education, K. Suszkiewicz 357
Contributors 363
Index of Persons 365
Index of Places 378
List of Photographs 382
Academics of Jewish Heritage in the Modern History of the Jagiellonian University
SPIS TREŚCI
Contents
A word from the Rector of the Jagiellonian University 7
A word from Mr. Tad Taube, Chairman, Taube Foundation for Jewish Life and Culture 9
Thanks to the sponsors 11
Introduction, W. Kozub-Ciembroniewicz 13
PART ONE
The history of Jewish relations with the Jagiellonian University: An outline, J. Sondel 19
Jewish Student Organisations at the Jagiellonian University during the Second Polish Republic, J. Kwiek 25
Antisemitism at the Jagiellonian University in the second half of the 1930s, P. Skorut 41
The events of March 1968 at the Jagiellonian University, M. Zajda 49
PART TWO
Julian Aleksandrowicz (1908–1988), A.B. Skotnicki 61
Zofia Ameisen (1897–1967), Z. Pietrzyk 69
Juliusz Bardach (1914–2010), B. Szlachta 77
Leon Blumenstock (Blumenstok)-Halban (1838–1897), J. Wordliczek Jr 87
Józef Bogusz (1904–1993), W. Stankowski 97
Maria Einhorn-Susułowska (1915–1998), M. Kielar-Turska 103
The Epstein Family (the Epsztajn Family), S. Bielański 109
Józef Feldman (1899–1946), S. Bielański 115
Ludwik Gumplowicz (1838–1909), Z. Mach 125
Laura Kaufman (1889–1972), E. Valde-Nowak 133
Jan Hilary Lachs (1881–1942), M. Pietrzyk 141
Joachim Metallmann (1889–1942), A. Cieślar 147
Władysław Natanson (1864–1937), A. Cieślar 153
Józef Oettinger (1818–1895), R.W. Gryglewski 163
Wiktor Rudolf Ormicki (1898–1941), Z. Pietrzyk 171
Maria Orwid (1930–2009), E. Gawron 179
Józef Reinhold (1884–1928), A. Dziadzio 187
Stefan Ritterman (1904–1970), K. Kozub-Ciembroniewicz 197
Józef Michał Rosenblatt (1853–1917), J. Widacki 201
Alfred Rosenblatt (1880–1947), E. Valde-Nowak 215
Antoni Rosner (1831–1896), R.W. Gryglewski 221
Aleksander Rosner (1867–1930), R.W. Gryglewski 227
Józef Sare (1850–1929), M. Kiwior-Filo 235
Leon Samuel Sternbach (1864–1940), S. Płucisz 241
Jan Sznajd (1930–1990), J. Jaworek 251
Rafał Taubenschlag (1881–1958), J. Sondel 259
Marek Wajsblum (1903–1962), Z. Pietrzyk 275
Wiktor Weintraub (1908–1988), Z. Pietrzyk 285
Ferdynand Zweig (1896–1988), K. and A. Mokrysz 295
PART THREE
Jewish Studies at the Jagiellonian University: From the Interfaculty Unit of the History and Culture of Jews in Poland to the Institute of Jewish Studies, M. Galas 307
The Jagiellonian University Centre for Studies into the History and Culture of Jews in Cracow, E. Gawron 325
The duty to explain. Th e Centre for Holocaust Studies at the Jagiellonian University, J. Ambrosewicz-Jacobs 337
Holocaust and Totalitarian Systems Studies at the Jagiellonian University, B. Kwieciński 349
The Jagiellonian University’s UNESCO Chair for Holocaust Education, K. Suszkiewicz 357
Contributors 363
Index of Persons 365
Index of Places 378
List of Photographs 382
A word from the Rector of the Jagiellonian University 7
A word from Mr. Tad Taube, Chairman, Taube Foundation for Jewish Life and Culture 9
Thanks to the sponsors 11
Introduction, W. Kozub-Ciembroniewicz 13
PART ONE
The history of Jewish relations with the Jagiellonian University: An outline, J. Sondel 19
Jewish Student Organisations at the Jagiellonian University during the Second Polish Republic, J. Kwiek 25
Antisemitism at the Jagiellonian University in the second half of the 1930s, P. Skorut 41
The events of March 1968 at the Jagiellonian University, M. Zajda 49
PART TWO
Julian Aleksandrowicz (1908–1988), A.B. Skotnicki 61
Zofia Ameisen (1897–1967), Z. Pietrzyk 69
Juliusz Bardach (1914–2010), B. Szlachta 77
Leon Blumenstock (Blumenstok)-Halban (1838–1897), J. Wordliczek Jr 87
Józef Bogusz (1904–1993), W. Stankowski 97
Maria Einhorn-Susułowska (1915–1998), M. Kielar-Turska 103
The Epstein Family (the Epsztajn Family), S. Bielański 109
Józef Feldman (1899–1946), S. Bielański 115
Ludwik Gumplowicz (1838–1909), Z. Mach 125
Laura Kaufman (1889–1972), E. Valde-Nowak 133
Jan Hilary Lachs (1881–1942), M. Pietrzyk 141
Joachim Metallmann (1889–1942), A. Cieślar 147
Władysław Natanson (1864–1937), A. Cieślar 153
Józef Oettinger (1818–1895), R.W. Gryglewski 163
Wiktor Rudolf Ormicki (1898–1941), Z. Pietrzyk 171
Maria Orwid (1930–2009), E. Gawron 179
Józef Reinhold (1884–1928), A. Dziadzio 187
Stefan Ritterman (1904–1970), K. Kozub-Ciembroniewicz 197
Józef Michał Rosenblatt (1853–1917), J. Widacki 201
Alfred Rosenblatt (1880–1947), E. Valde-Nowak 215
Antoni Rosner (1831–1896), R.W. Gryglewski 221
Aleksander Rosner (1867–1930), R.W. Gryglewski 227
Józef Sare (1850–1929), M. Kiwior-Filo 235
Leon Samuel Sternbach (1864–1940), S. Płucisz 241
Jan Sznajd (1930–1990), J. Jaworek 251
Rafał Taubenschlag (1881–1958), J. Sondel 259
Marek Wajsblum (1903–1962), Z. Pietrzyk 275
Wiktor Weintraub (1908–1988), Z. Pietrzyk 285
Ferdynand Zweig (1896–1988), K. and A. Mokrysz 295
PART THREE
Jewish Studies at the Jagiellonian University: From the Interfaculty Unit of the History and Culture of Jews in Poland to the Institute of Jewish Studies, M. Galas 307
The Jagiellonian University Centre for Studies into the History and Culture of Jews in Cracow, E. Gawron 325
The duty to explain. Th e Centre for Holocaust Studies at the Jagiellonian University, J. Ambrosewicz-Jacobs 337
Holocaust and Totalitarian Systems Studies at the Jagiellonian University, B. Kwieciński 349
The Jagiellonian University’s UNESCO Chair for Holocaust Education, K. Suszkiewicz 357
Contributors 363
Index of Persons 365
Index of Places 378
List of Photographs 382
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