20th

Published on Jul 06, 2016

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

the 20th century

Part one
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Zionism

  • Herzl's vision animates life and discourse
  • Only 2% of the emigrants from Europe went to Israel
  • Jewish State vs. Homeland/Refuge
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Altneuland

  • 1902: Herzl's vision for a Jewish State
  • 1903: Embraced the Uganda plan. Faced heavy oposition
  • Herzl died in 1904 at the age of 44
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Progress

  • 1901: JNF is founded
  • Eliezer ben Yehuda, arriving in 1880's resurrected the Hebrew language
  • 1909: Tel Aviv is established
  • 1909: First Kibbutz, Degania is founded
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The Kibbutz Movement

  • Heavy socialist
  • Anti-Jewish
  • Separated parents and children
  • Kishinev Pogroms brought waves of socialists in the 2nd Aliyah

religious jews

  • Some supporters, some onlookers, mostly antagonists
  • 1902: Rabbi Yaakov Reines established Mizrachi
  • Herzl: "It will always be one of the great curiousities of our era that Rabbi's should pray for Zion and work against it."
Photo by CharlesFred

Religion vs Zionism

  • Religious fear for "isms"
  • A new enlightenment?
  • Hungarian theological opposition vs. Pragmatic religious opposition
  • Both Lithuains and Chassidim were supporters of
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Agudath israel

  • 1912, Poland: Torah Jewry denounces secular zionism and popularizes Daas Torah
  • 1919: Rav Yosef Chaim Zonnenfeld succeeded Rav Shmuel Salant
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Torah revolution

  • New encyclopedic works: Kitzur Shulchan Aruch, Aruch HaShulchan (HaAtid), Torah Temima
  • Sdei Chemed, Ben Ish Chai, Chafetz Chaim - Mishna Berura
  • Responsa Literature boomed - Rav Yitzchok Elchonon Spector (d. 1896), Rav Moshe Feinstein (d. 1986), Rav Shlomo Zalman Auerbach (d. 1995)

Rav kook

  • 1865 - 1933: Became chief Rabbi of Jaffa, then of Palestine
  • Need to be strong in both body and mind

rav soloveitchik

  • 1903 - 1993: Balancing the world of European Torah and modernity
  • 1941 became a Rosh Yeshiva in YU

Luminaries

  • Rav Yitzchak Hutner
  • Rav Eliyahu Dessler
  • Rav Yeshaya Karelitz
  • The Lubavitcher Rebbe
Photo by Lennart Tange

The american century

  • Millions of Jews arrived since the 1880's.
  • More then 200 shuls in NYC
  • Upper East Side vs Lower East Side
  • Working on Shabbos, dropping the baggage
  • "Shver tsu zain a Yid"
Photo by Jeffrey Blum

Conservative Judaism

  • 1886 Jewish Theological Seminary
  • Mechitza, grape juice, riding in a car
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orthodox movements

  • 1912 National Council of Young Israel: English, Shomer Shabbos
  • 1898 Orthodox Union: Many non-mechitza shuls, broke with JTS over Shabbos issues. Began kashrut in 1920.
Photo by Thomas Hawk

Jewish industry

  • Labor, philanthropy, Holloywood
  • Non-Jews no longer want to kill Jews, but now want to marry them

World war I

  • Tisha B'av 1914
  • New weapons: machine guns, tanks, aircrafts
  • Yishuv in Israel nearly colapsed
  • Every Yeshiva fled
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End of the war

  • Kaizer, Czar, Austrian Empire, Ottoman Empire all disappeared
  • Allenby liberated Jerusalem ended 700 years of Muslim rule
  • 1917 Balfour Declaration
  • (Weitzman developed acetone for the British bombs)
Photo by Trey Ratcliff

immigration

  • 1920s-1930s saw waves of immigration from the Arab world, both Jews and Arabs
  • Jewish immigration was limited by the British
  • 1929: Hebron Masacre
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ben Gurion

  • 1920 Histadrut founded infrastructure: security, medical, trade etc...

Jabotinsky

  • 1925: Revisionist Zionist Party. Non socialist
  • Father of Israel's right wing political movements
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Germany

  • WWI left Germany demilitarized
  • 1929 stock market crash blamed on the Jews
  • Hitler spend 9 months in prison and wrote Mein Kampf

Chancellor

  • Jan 30, 1933
  • Anti Jewish Neurenberg Laws
  • Tested Europes resolve for anti-semitism
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Hitler's anti semitism

  • 1933: Dachau is established
  • Sept 1st 1939 invasion of Poland. Einzatzgrupen
  • 1942 - Final Solution

Dwindling jews

  • 18 million Jews was reduced to 12 million
  • Many more were lost to asimilation
  • Yad VaShem has only half the names
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Resistance

  • Kapos
  • Partisans
  • Escape
  • Non-Jewish saviors
  • Bulgaria and Denmark
Photo by Saeima

American awareness

  • Refugee board formed in 1944, though news was known since 1942
  • Little was done to help
  • Rav Aharon Kotler, founder of Lakewood
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the holocaust

  • American Jewish Identity was heavily based on fighting Anti Semitism
  • Orthodoxy began to grow, Reform and Conservative began suffering assimilation and intermarriage
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Survivors

  • Less than 5 million Jews survived in Europe
  • More than 3 million was prisoners to Stalin, being saved only by his death
  • Several 100000 came to the US.

Jewish Life in the US

  • Survivors were proudly Jewish
  • Kosher food, Jewish organizations and Jewish political assertiveness increases
  • Holocaust Rememberance and Education takes center stage

Israel before the state

  • White papers limited immigration
  • Arab violence necessitated the Irgun
  • LECHI breaks off during the war years to continue during the war
  • 1947 - British tire of the mandate

1948

  • Declaration of the Jewish State
  • The Fall of Gush Etzion
  • The UN vote
  • The War of Independence

partition

  • UN plan to divide the land is rejected by the Arabs
  • Jews accept it with mixed feelings
  • Ben Gurion declares the State in May of 1948, against US recomendations
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The Status Quo agreement - 1947

  • Marriage and divorce would be controlled by the Chief Rabbinate
  • Yeshiva boys would not have to fight in the army
  • Shabbat would be the day of rest
  • Kashrut in all national kitchens
  • Autonomy in Education
Photo by Luis Tosta

Armistice agreement

  • The origin of the west bank, and green line
  • Jerusalem is in Jordan
Photo by daniel baylis

Rethinking the holocaust

  • Israel's pre-emptive strike success changed the balance of power
  • Eichman trial made Jews no longer the victim
Photo by david55king

1964 - the PLO

  • The PLO began as a terrorist organization with the goal "liberating Palestine"
  • Questionable peace interest
  • Name Palestine is Roman

Aliya of Russian Jews

  • Communism fell in 1989 and over 1 million came to Israel
Photo by oladybug0

Major shifts

  • Beis Yaakov begins in the 20's
  • Kiruv movement
  • Yeshiva movement
Photo by Dahan Remy

Faster than ever

  • Motorized vehicles to space travel
  • The internet and public discourse
  • The one constant is the Divine resilience of the Jewish People.
Photo by Cole Keister

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