Food for Thought
Transnational Contested Identities and Food Practices of Russian-Speaking Jewish Migrants in Israel and Germany
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Acknowledgements
1. Migration collages: Studying Russian-speaking Jews in Israel and Germany
2. Transnationalism and capitalism: Migrants from the former Soviet Union and their experiences in Germany and Israel
3. “Chocolates without history are meaningless”: Pre- and post-migration consumption
4. Russian food stores in Israel and Germany: Images of imaginary home, homeland, and identity consolidation
5. Russian food stores in Israel and Germany: Different national symbolic participations and virtual transnational enclave
6. Transjewish affiliation: The construction of ethnicity by Russian-speaking Jews in Israel and Germany
7. Winners once a year? Making sense of WWII and the Holocaust as part of a transnational biographic experience
8. “Will you prepare gefillte fish for Christmas?” Paradoxes of living in simultaneously contested social worlds
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Index
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