Laura S. Schor, The Best School in Jerusalem. Annie Landau’s School for Girls (1900-1960)

Clio 44:315-317 (2016)
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Ni tout à fait une biographie, ni non plus l’histoire d’une institution, l’ouvrage de Laura S. Schor constitue cependant une entrée passionnante dans une histoire à plusieurs facettes couvrant l’histoire urbaine de Jérusalem, celle des luttes politiques au sein du judaïsme dans le cadre palestinien, celle de l’éducation des filles mais aussi celle d’une forme bourgeoise de féminisme. Fondée en 1854, dans la foulée du développement d’une philanthropie juive attentive, depuis l’affaire de Damas...

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