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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  10 February 2009

Wolfgang Hausler
Wolfgang Hausler
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University of Vienna
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Rabinbach has made a valuable contribution to the study of the Jewish migration within the Habsburg monarchy, the most noteworthy phenomenon of which was the wholesale mass movement of Galician Jews to Vienna during the second half of the nineteenth century. The author, relying mainly on contemporary statistical records for source material, ably documents the increase in Jewish inhabitants in Vienna from one to ten percent of the total population during this period.

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Economic and Social History
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Austrian History Yearbook , Volume 11 , January 1975 , pp. 57 - 58
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Copyright © Center for Austrian Studies, University of Minnesota 1975

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1 Weiβ, Heinrich. “Die Judengesetzgebung der österreichischen Regierung in Bezug aufden Realitätenbesetz, Ehe und Taufe vom Jahre 1849–1867” (unpublished Ph. D.dissertation, University of Vienna, 1927)Google Scholar; Kessler, Adolf, “Die Juden in Österreich unterKaiser Franz Joseph 1” (unpublished Ph. D. dissertation, University of Vienna, 1932)Google Scholar; Weidenfeld, Josef, “Die gesetzliche Stellung der Juden Galiziens von der Märzrevolutionbis zum Verfassungsjahr 1867” (unpublished Ph. D. dissertation, University of Vienna, 1936).Google Scholar

2 For the background of the great wave of emigration, see Chmelar, Hans, Höhepunkleder öslerreichischen Auswanderung. Die Auswanderung aus den im Rekhsral verlretenenKönigreichen und Ländern in den Jahren 1905–1914. In Sludien zur Geschichle der öslerreichisch-ungarischen Monarchie. No. 14 (Vienna: Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, 1974).Google Scholar

3 Friedmann, Filip, Diegalizischen Juden im Kampfum Hire Gleichberechtigung (1848–1868). In Veröffentlichungen der Dr. S. A. Bettelheim Memorial Foundation, No. 3 (Frankfurt am Main: J. Kauffmann Verlag, 1929)Google Scholar

4 Aside from the statistical works mentioned by Rabinbach, see Jeiteles, Israel, Die Cultusgemeinde der Israelilen in Wien mil Benülzung des statistischen Volkszählungsoperaiesvom Jahre 1869 (Vienna: L. Rosner, 1873)Google Scholar. Jeiteles' work contains a very detailed and informative breakdown of occupational statistics.

5 Blum, Kopel, “Aufklärung und Reform bei den Wiener Juden” (unpublished Ph. D.dissertation, University of Vienna, 1935)Google Scholar. The periodical, Die Neuzeii. Wochenschrift fürpolilische, religiöse und culturelle Interessen, which began publication in Vienna in 1861, contains much material as yet unexplored on the topics discussed here.