Jabotinsky and the Revisionist Movement 1925-1948

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First published in 1988. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company. Cover JABOTINSKY AND THE REVISIONIST MOVEMENT 1925-1948 Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents List of Illustrations Acknowledgments Foreword INTRODUCTION: What is Right: The Zionist Right in General Perspective - Some Methodological Comments PART ONE THE TERRITORY AND ORGANIZATION OF THE RIGHT - POLITICAL HISTORY 1. The Territory of the Zionist Right - Origins and Historical Background 2. The Zionist Right between the Two World Wars and during the Mandatory Period (1925-1948) A. The Political History of Revisionism: Formation and Growth (1925-1933) B. The Political History of Revisionism: Revisionism during the 1930s - The Struggle for Power and the Internal Tensions C. The Political History of Revisionism: The Emergence of New Organizations in the 1930s PART TWO THE INTELLECTUAL FOUNDATION OF THE RIGHT: BETWEEN POLITICAL NATIONALISM AND NATIONAL MESSIANISM 3. The National Philosophies of Jabotinsky, Klausner and Achimeir 4. National Messianism - Zionism as a Realistic Eschatology: Greenberg, Stern and Scheib 5. A Collective Biography: Attitudes and Arguments within the Zionist and Israeli Right PART THREE IDEOLOGY, PROGRAMME AND POLITICAL METHODS 6. The Right Way to a Jewish State: From 'Colonization Regime' to Sovereign State 7. From Political Zionism to Revolutionary Armed Zionism 8. The Right's Attitude towards the 'Arab Problem' 9. The Social Philosophy, Ideology and Programme 10. The Undergrounds - The Search for a Political and Ideological Identity at the Crossroads of 1944-1948 PART FOUR CONTRADICTORY IMAGES - RIGHT VERSUS LEFT 11. The Revisionist Attitude to the Labour Movement and Socialist-Zionist Ideology 12. Revisionism and Fascism: Image and Interpretation CONCLUSION: A Historical Perspective - The Political Heritage and Tradition of the Right Appendix: Supplementary Remarks Notes Bibliography Index