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Polin: Studies in Polish Jewry Volume 16: Focusing on Jewish Popular Culture and Its Afterlife

Michael C. Steinlauf and Antony Polonsky

Print publication date: 2003

Print ISBN-13: 9781874774730

Published to Liverpool Scholarship Online: February 2021

DOI: 10.3828/liverpool/9781874774730.001.0001

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Exchange between Dina Porat and Roni Stauber, and Alina Cała

Exchange between Dina Porat and Roni Stauber, and Alina Cała

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(p.563) Exchange between Dina Porat and Roni Stauber, and Alina Cała
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Polin: Studies in Polish Jewry Volume 16
Author(s):
Michael C. Steinlauf, Antony Polonsky
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Liverpool University Press
DOI:10.3828/liverpool/9781874774730.003.0047

This chapter looks at an exchange between Dina Porat and Roni Stauber, and Alina Cała. In their letter, Porat and Stauber criticise Cała's book review on Antisemitism Worldwide 1994, questioning Cała's integrity as a scholar. In the first paragraph of Cała's book review, she charged that the information in Antisemitism Worldwide was derived from a similar report published by the Institute of Jewish Affairs (IJA). Since the end of 1991, the Stephen Roth Institute has monitored antisemitic manifestations and the activities of extremist movements worldwide, and operated a unique computerized database based on information collected from throughout the world. Porat and Stauber claim that the chapters in Antisemitism Worldwide are based on this information, and also include special reports written by experts from various countries. In response to Porat and Stauber, Alina Cała contends that her criticisms are justified, but that there were no personal motives in her criticism of Antisemitism Worldwide.

Keywords:   Dina Porat, Roni Stauber, Alina Cała, Antisemitism Worldwide, Institute of Jewish Affairs, Stephen Roth Institute, antisemitism, extremist movements

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