This is a scholarly book of three related essays that make important contributions to the study of antisemitism and Jewish life in Poland, Ukraine, and Russia…. Engelstein’s approach is more modest than some other efforts that have offered grand theories to explain Jew-hatred through the ages, but it is a modesty that comes from nuance and erudition.
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