Two hundred years together about the Jewish mentality

This book opens a wide window overlooking the lives of Russians and Jews under the Russian Empire over two centuries (the 18th and 19th centuries). It analyzes the Russian and Jewish personalities from a psychological and sociological perspective, away from fanaticism and emotionalism. The tension and hostility were the dominant features of both. It offers a reading of the emergence and development of their relations, focusing on the main stages they went through, reviewing the fundamental traits of the Jewish personality that grew within closed groups, highly organized with strong cohesion, and their enormous ability to invest the present moment for material gain, as well as their ability to adapt to available conditions, so they virtually controlled sectors of industry, trade, investments, and banks. The book also addresses many problems that hindered this relationship, which often developed into bloody clashes. The importance of the book also lies in the fact that its author is Alexander Isaevich Solzhenitsyn, the renowned Russian Nobel laureate in Literature in 1970. Number of pages: 624 Year of publication: 2021 Publisher: Dar Al-Farid for Publishing and Distribution