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Túlélők és Újrakezők. Fejezetek a magyar zsidóság szociológiájából 1945 után
Translated Title: Survivors and those who start again. Chapters of the sociology of Jews in Hungary after 1945
Author(s): Karady, Viktor
Date: 2002
Topics: Post-War Jewish History, Communism, Main Topic: Holocaust and Memorial
Jüdische Identitätsmuster und Identitätsstrategien in Ungarn. Eine historisch-anthropologische Deutung
Translated Title: Jewish identity patterns and identity strategies in Hungary. A historical-anthropological interpretation
Author(s): Karady, Viktor
Date: 1998
Topics: Jewish Identity, Main Topic: Identity and Community
Jewish Entrepreneurship and Identity under Capitalism and Socialism in Central Europe: The Unresolved Dilemmas of Hungarian Jewry
Author(s): Karady, Viktor
Editor(s): Chirot, Daniel; Reid, Anthony
Date: 1997
Topics: Communism, Business and Commerce, Main Topic: Identity and Community
Problèmes ethniques et communautés particularistes sous le 'socialisme réel'. Juifs, Allemands et Tsiganes en Hongrie depuis 1945
Translated Title: Ethnic problems and particularistic communities under 'real socialism'. Jews, Germans and Gypsies in Hungary since 1945
Author(s): Karady, Viktor
Editor(s): Reszler, André; Liebich , André
Date: 1993
Topics: Communism, Ethnicity, Post-1989, Post-War Jewish History, Minorities, Comparisons with other communities, Main Topic: Antisemitism
Antisémitisme et stratégies d'intégration. Juifs et non-Juifs dans la Hongrie contemporaine
Translated Title: Antisemitism and Strategies for Interpretation. Jewish-Gentile Relations in Contemporary Hungary
Author(s): Karady, Viktor
Date: 1993
Topics: Antisemitism, Jewish - Non - Jewish Relations, Main Topic: Antisemitism
Abstract: The study of antisemitism cannot follow clear out methodological principles since it comprises historically heterogeneous features
and sociological layers of extreme diversity. This study focuses on major differences of Jewish-Gentile relations in Hungary
before and after the Shoah, the communist take-over representing structural break in this matter. The Liberal period (till 1918) of
modernization with the emergence of the nation state can be opposed to the authoritarian "Christian Course" of the Inter-War
years leading to the short-lived but devastating fascist state. With the maintenance of measure of social and religious
antisemitism in the first despite official policies of emancipation and equality and on the contrary with the preservation of the main
civil rights protecting to some Jews till the German Occupation combined with government sponsored anti-Jewish drive both
rested upon ambiguous foundations. The Communists integrated many Jews in the new power structure break through in local
history) but imposed taboo on the Jewish past persecuted Zionism and implicity the Jewish spirit under bourgeois or
cosmopolitan disguises. The 1956 Popular Front and its aftermaths brought about new kind of Jewish Gentile understanding in
oppositional circles of the Regime, but also restored the position of Jewish members of the party machinery. In the postCommunist transition there are no economic arguments to revive Old Regime antisemitism but symbolic divisions are still
operational and continue to disturb the democratic political game
A soá, a rendszerváltás és a zsidó azonosságtudat válsága Magyarországon
Translated Title: The Shoah, the change of the régime and the crisis of Jewish identity in Hungary
Author(s): Karady, Viktor
Editor(s): Kovács, M.; Erös, Ferenc; Kashti, Yitzak M.
Date: 1992
Topics: Holocaust, Jewish Identity, Main Topic: Holocaust and Memorial
Jewish Over-Schooling in Hungary. Its Sociological Dimensions
Author(s): Karady, Viktor
Editor(s): Karady, Victor; Mitter, Wolfgang
Date: 1990
Topics: Main Topic: Education
Beyond assimilation: dilemmas of Jewish identity in contemporary Hungary
Author(s): Karády, Viktor
Date: 1993
Topics: Assimilation, Jewish Revival, Post-1989, Main Topic: Identity and Community
The Jews of Hungary: Beyond Assimilation
Author(s): Karady, Viktor
Date: 2002
Topics: Assimilation, Intermarriage, Post-1989, Communism, Antisemitism, Main Topic: Identity and Community
Abstract: Discusses the status of Jews in Hungary post-1989. Responds to Pierre Kende's view on Hungarian Jewry in the post-1989 period. Argues that 'although social differences between Jews and non-Jews in certain spheres concerning self-definition and the social definition of Judaism have slowly disappeared, certain distinctions still remain and are, in fact, even tending to increase, thanks to the post-Communist transition.
Special Issue on Antisemitism in Europe: 1
Author(s): Bauer, Yehuda; Benz, Wolfgang; Cała, Alina; Jelinek, Yeshayahu A.; Krzeminski, Ireneusz; Lerman, Antony; Löwe, Heinz-Dietrich; Pulzer, Peter; Vago, Raphael; Yukhneva, Natalia; Karady, Viktor
Date: 1993
Topics: Antisemitism, Anti-Zionism, Holocaust, Islamic Fundamentalism, Nationalism, Minorities, Main Topic: Antisemitism
Abstract: Selected papers from an international conference organized by the Zentrum für Antisemitismusforshung, Berlin, in association with the Institute of Jewish Affairs, London, and the Vidal Sassoon International Centre for the Study of Antisemitism, Jerusalem