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This paper analyzes the Jewish intellectuals’ response to the Emancipation granted in 1919 in relation to the Romanian Minorities Law and 1923 Constitution. I will focus on the public discourse and the changes to the terms of identity construction as they were publicly assessed by the Jewish intellectuals in word and print.
As a trend towards asserting Jewish identity became visible, a counter-trend of Jewish identity subsumed also emerged. This paper hence focuses on how and why this divide emerged, and seeks to investigate how the new, post-World War One political realities influenced these rival positions.
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