Numerus clausus a lavicové ghetto na polských univerzitách v meziválečném období
| Title in English | Numerus Clausus and the Bench Ghetto on the Polish Universities in the Interwar Poland |
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| Year of publication | 2015 |
| Type | Article in Periodical |
| Magazine / Source | Historický obzor. Časopis pro výuku dějepisu a popularizaci historie |
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| Field | History |
| Keywords | Antisemitism; Polish Universities; Jews; Poland; Numerus Clausus; Bench Ghetto |
| Description | The article presents the history of "numerus clausus" and "bench ghetto" for Jewish students at universities in Poland in the period of Second Polish Republic (1918-1939). The work is divided into three parts according to the chronology of events. The most important are: attempt of law enforcement "numerus clausus" in 1923, a period of relative calm until 1931 and decrease of anti-Semitic manifestations and request a "bench ghetto" in the Polish universities in the 1930's. For comparison of anti-Semitism at universities in Poland and Czechoslovakia below is a brief description of the anti-Semitic events in Prague in 1929. |
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