Tag: Israeli Politics

Academic, African American History, Jewish History, Militants

Black and Jewish violence justifying militants (2001)

by Daniel Z. Zylbersztajn-Lewandowski1 Comment on Black and Jewish violence justifying militants (2001)

This is the conclusion of  my upgrade paper of my PhD attempt (2001) on the justification of violence as a means of action amongst Jewish and Black militants.  This talk was held at Univ. of Leeds and later at SOAS.  I worked on this phD both at U. of Leeds and later at UCL London.

Conclusions:  Hearing Aids ( Justification of violence as a means of action amongst Blacks and Jews)

The main reason why I discontinued the project was due to the need to work to earn a living and my inability to secure a full bursary, although I did win a British Academy  AHRB university fee covering award. I am not excluding the possibility to return to this one day given the right circumstances.

correspondent report, Deutsche Arbeiten, German Works, Israeli Politics, Other Print / Andere Presse, Ratz, Schlaglichter, Zvi vom Sylvenstein

Frieden sollte nichts mit Religion zu tun haben (Schlaglichter 3-4/90)

by Daniel Z. Zylbersztajn-Lewandowski
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English: Flag of Israel with the Mediterranean sea in the background, in Rishon LeZion. עברית: דגל ישראל בראשון לציון (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

This was my first published interview in Schlaglichter 3-4990, a Socialist political magazine.  I was still vary of the consequences of publishing and used the pseudonym Zvi vom Sylvenstein, close enough I thought to my real name Daniel Zwi Zylbersztajn.  This interview was made in Israel with Esther Korn who was the foreign policy spokes person of the Israeli civil rights party RATZ, that was later integrated with Meretz.  The interview is in German

Frieden sollte nichts mit Religion zu tun haben