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The Jews of Medieval Western Christendom: 1000–1500

professor and author of The Austrian Nation: Cultural Consciousness and Socio-Political Processes, published in 2003 by Ariadne Press) on the regime’s portrayal in officially approved textbooks. On the other hand, the short essay by Sarah Kent (of the University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point) focuses on the far-too-narrow topic of the burning of a Hungarian flag facsimile by Croatian students during Emperor Franz Joseph’s 1895 visit to Zagreb (with only the briefest contextual explanation). Similarly, the contribution by Tel Aviv University historian Alon Rachamimov on the conflicted identity of the AustroHungarian Jewish/Hebrew author Avigdor Hameiri, although providing more background information on the general subject of Habsburg Empire Jews’ status, is probably too specialized to attract much interest. The contribution by University of Tübingen graduate student Christiane Wolf, which seeks to compare the images of the Habsburg, German, and British empires’ monarchies in twenty pages, suffers from the opposite problem; the topic is far too broad to adequately cover in a book-length chapter, even in theory, but it also drastically suffers in practice from, bizarrely, relying entirely for the Habsburg Monarchy on German-language newspapers and magazines. This results in the conclusion that the dynasty was viewed far more favorably than many other accounts suggest, particularly in the non-German regions (Serb nationalist hatred for the Habsburgs, of course, led to the assassination of archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo in 1914, touching off World War I and leading to the collapse of the empire).