Mon compte |

Mon panier d'achats |

Ma bibliographie

Contacts |

Aide

· Accès distant · Mot de passe oublié

· Recherche avancée

Archives Juives
Les Belles lettres

I.S.B.N.2251694137
144 pages

p. 70 à 88
doi: en cours

Veille sur la revue
Veille sur l'auteur

Vous consultez

Dossier : Aspects de la presse juive entre les deux guerres

Volume 36 2003/1

Discipline > Revue > Sommaire > Résumé

Télécharger cet article en PDF

Quand Vladimir Jabotinsky était parisien. Le Rassviet,

revue sioniste-révisionniste en langue russe

Simon Markish

Résumé de l'article

From 1924 up to 1934, Paris is the personal home-base of the Russian Zionist leader Vladimir Jabotinsky, the Executive head-office of the Revisionist Union which he had just founded, and utmost, the editing place of its review Rassviet. Simon Markish offers a political and literary study of the contents of this periodical, which underlines both the gifts as a polemist of Jabotinsky who contributed very actively to the periodical, and his literary talents which could be worth being known more widely. However, the editing place of the review in Paris seems to have had no influence whatever upon the subject-matters dealt with : reflecting the main causes of concern of the editor, it appears that only the Zionist, Russian, polish and Palestinian news mattered to him.

Plan de l'article

• Une plume omniprésente

• Une tribune méconnue

• Jabotinsky, le yiddish et l’assimilation

• Le style de Jabotinsky

• Le prophète

Texte intégral de l'article Télécharger cet article en PDF