14h30-16h30 > Historicizing the Constantine riots, 1934: crossed perspectives

Historicizing the Constantine riots, 1934: crossed perspectives 

Wed 12th Jui 23
2:30 A.M - 4:30 P.M
Déméter 006

 

Abstract:

This panel aims to bring together the most recent international works on the Constantine riots of August 1934, greatly renewing our knowledge of these events. Each paper addresses the question of the meaning and significance of these riots, which left 28 people dead, including 25 Jews, from its own perspective, emphasizing the role of different factors: the importance of the colonial far right, the escalation of the conflict in Palestine, and the class antagonism between Jews and Muslims. It also draws into different historographies: French and colonial history, Middle-Eastern and transnational history, social and economic history. In doing so, the panel offers a rare opportunity to discuss these hypotheses together, and to address broader questions such as the scope of anti-Semitism in the Arab world in the interwar period. 

 

Convenor:
Claire Marynower, Sciences Po Grenoble, Pacte, IUF 

 

 

Joshua Cole, Université du Michigan
The Constantine Murders of 1934:  Provocation and Antisemitism in Interwar French Algeria

Ofrath Avner, Université de Brême
The Echo of Palestine: A Transnational Study of the Constantine Riots

Yuval Tal, Université hébraïque de Jérusalem
From Class Resentment to Ethnic Violence: Jewish-Muslim Consumer Relations in Colonial Constantine
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