Controversy Amongst Polish Scholars [Clip From Ep. 123 Of The Jewish Drinking Show]
In this clip from the 123rd episode of The Jewish Drinking Show, Prof. Glenn Dynner shares about the contemporary controversy about tavernkeeping Jews of the 18th & 19th centuries in Poland amongst Polish historians (and politicians):
Roles of Tavernkeeping Jewesses in 18th & 19th Century Poland [clip from ep. 123 of The Jewish Drinking Show]
In this clip from the 123rd episode of The Jewish Drinking Show, Prof. Glenn Dynner shares about the role of Jewesses in tavernkeeping in 18th & 19th century Poland:
Lives of Tavernkeeping Jews in 18th & 19th Century Poland, featuring Prof. Glenn Dynner [The Jewish Drinking Show episode 123]
Intro Having previously featured Professor Glenn Dynner speaking on Jewish Tavernkeepers in 18th & 19th Century Poland on the 12th episode of The Jewish Drinking Show, he returns to the show again to speak more in-depth about their lives. Biography of Guest Professor Dynner currently serves as Director of the Bennett Center for Jewish Studies […]
Jews as Tavernkeepers in 17th & 18th Century Poland
The newest JewishDrinking.com: The Show podcast/video episode is now live! Featuring Professor Adam Teller, professor of History and Judaic Studies in the Department of History at Brown University, this episode focusses on Jews as tavernkeepers, as well as producing alcohol in the 17th and 18th century Poland. Having previously published an episode on Jewish tavernkeepers […]
Jewish Tavernkeepers in 18th & 19th Century Poland, featuring Professor Glenn Dynner
The newest episode for JewishDrinking.com: The Show is now out: “Jewish Tavernkeepers in 18th & 19th Century Poland” featuring Professor Glenn Dynner, author of Yankel’s Tavern: Jews, Liquor, and Life in the Kingdom of Poland off of which the discussion in this episode is based. The podcast episode and video are below. For those used to watching […]