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Volume 28, Issue 3-4

December 2014

Special issue on Salonica's Jews

Issue Editors:

Paris Papamichos Chronakis,
Eyal Ginio,
Anthony Molho

11 articles in this issue

Introduction
Anthony Molho
EditorialNotes 07 November 2014 Pages: 249 - 259
Plague, Conflict, and Negotiation: The Jewish Broadcloth Weavers of Salonica and the Ottoman Central Administration in the Late Sixteenth Century
Nükhet Varlik
ReviewPaper 07 November 2014 Pages: 261 - 288
Jews and European Subjects in Eighteenth-Century Salonica: The Ottoman Perspective
Eyal Ginio
ReviewPaper 12 November 2014 Pages: 289 - 312
“Living off others’ aid”: The Socioeconomic Structure of Salonica’s Jews in the Mid-Nineteenth Century
Dilek Akyalçin Kaya
ReviewPaper 21 November 2014 Pages: 313 - 336
Fashioning the “Mother of Israel”: The Ottoman Jewish Historical Narrative and the Image of Jewish Salonica
Devin E. Naar
ReviewPaper 12 November 2014 Pages: 337 - 372
De-Judaizing a Class, Hellenizing a City: Jewish Merchants and the Future of Salonica in Greek Public Discourse, 1913–1914
Paris Papamichos Chronakis
ReviewPaper 13 November 2014 Pages: 373 - 403
Toward a Greek History of the Jews of Salonica?
Efi Avdela
ReviewPaper 04 November 2014 Pages: 405 - 410
Salonica’s Jews in the Mediterranean: Two Historiographical Perspectives (1945–2010)
Maurice Aymard
ReviewPaper 04 November 2014 Pages: 411 - 429
Salonica and Its Jewish History in Turkish Historiography
Edhem Eldem
ReviewPaper 04 November 2014 Pages: 431 - 438
Salonica in Jewish Historiography
Aron Rodrigue
ReviewPaper 04 November 2014 Pages: 439 - 447
“Salonica’s Jews”: A Metropolitan History
K. E. Fleming
ReviewPaper 04 November 2014 Pages: 449 - 455