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Keeping Kosher: Eating and Social Identity among the Jews of Denmark

Ethnology, 1999
Anthropologists have frequently noted the importance of foodways in demarcating ethnic and other group identities. The destabilization of such identities in late modernity implies deep changes in the meaning of ethnic cuisines. This essay explores the impact of such changes on the meaning of kosher practice among Jews in Copenhagen.
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Modern Identities and the Creation of History: Stories of Rescue among the Jews of Denmark

Anthropological Quarterly, 1999
Anthropological analysis of the construction of history and tradition has focused on the role of the past in expressing group identities and interests. It has done so primarily in contexts where group identities are relatively clearly marked, as in nationalist movements or colonial situations.
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Freemasonry, Resistance & Rescue of the Jews in Denmark (1943), in «REHMLAC+, Revista de Estudios Históricos de la Masonería Latinoamericana y Caribeña (Journal of Historic Studies of Latin American and Caribbean Masonry)», vol. 15, no. 2, jul.-dic. 2023, ISSN 2215-609

2023
This study is about an exclusive coexistence: at the height of the Nazi threat over Europe, only in Denmark we can observe together a) a freely and officially active Freemasonry b) a Resistance movement c) an organized aid operation towards fleeing Jews.
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