International conference Sex, Gender, and the Liberation of the Jews in Eastern and Central Europe (1860-1945) 24-25 June 2025, Uzhhorod
Organiser: Ukrainian Association of Jewish Studies
The conference is supported by the European Jewish Studies Association
The Ukrainian Association for Jewish Studies is pleased to announce the call for papers for an international academic conference on the nature and diversity of revolutionary changes in the lives of Jewish women and other issues related to sex and gender in the second half of the 19th and first half of the 20th centuries, as well as the consequences of these changes.
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