The Jewish Inn in Polish Culture: Between Practice and Phantasm and German identities of the

and German identities of the place

The Jewish inn (żydowska karczma) was a central pillar of economic and social life in Polish lands before the Second World War

164 illustrations

Corrupt companies in one country do business with corrupt companies in another

written shortly before her execution by the Nazis in the last months of World War II

The Jewish Inn in Polish Culture: Between Practice and Phantasm and German identities of theEdited by Halina Goldberg and Boena Shallcross Indiana University Press Published in 2025 254 pages, 6 x 9 in Paperback The Jewish inn (ydowska karczma) was a central pillar of economic and social life in Polish lands before the Second World War. While its primary role was to provide hospitality, it also functioned as a multifaceted hub for business, leisure, and religious festivities, reflecting its vital role in the community. In The Jewish Inn: