From immigrants to supranational transmigrants and refugees: Jewish migrants in New York and Berlin before and after the Great War

Keyphrases

• American Cities 20%
• Berlin 100%
• Cities in Transition 20%
• Diaspora Identity 20%
• Eastern Europe 40%
• Eastern European 20%
• Far East 20%
• Feuilleton 20%
• German Capital 20%
• Immigrant Neighbourhoods 20%
• Immigration Restriction 20%
• Jewish 100%
• Jewish Migration 20%
• Jewish Scholars 20%
• Jews 20%
• Joseph Roth 20%
• Long Nineteenth Century 20%
• Metropolitan Cities 20%
• Migration Experience 20%
• Modern Jewish History 20%
• Refugees 100%
• Southern European 20%
• Transit Cities 20%
• Transmigrants 100%
• World War I 100%

Arts and Humanities

• Asia 20%
• Berlin 100%
• East Asia 20%
• Eastern Europe 40%
• First World War 100%
• Jewish history 20%
• Jewish Migration 20%
• Jewish Refugees 100%
• Jewish Writer 20%
• Jews 20%
• Joseph Roth 20%
• Judaism 60%
• Long Nineteenth Century 20%
• Metropolitan 20%
• Restriction 20%
• Tradition 20%
• World War I 20%

Social Sciences

• Asia 14%
• Berlin 100%
• Central and Eastern Europe 28%
• Diaspora 14%
• East Asia 14%
• First World War 100%
• Immigration Country 14%
• Jews 14%
• Judaism 100%
• Long Nineteenth Century 14%
• World War I 14%