Pre-State Photographic Archives and the Zionist Movement

Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction: The Guards and the Archons
Part 1 Photography in the “Holy Land” Before Zionism: Biblical Landscapes in Modernity
	1 In and Out of the East: Travelers, Believers and Contested Truths
	2 Local Migration and the Jewish Settlement: Zionist Orientalism and Visual Economies
Part 2 Between Body and Land: The Archival Machinery of the Jewish National Fund
	3 “Property of the People”: Diasporic Bodies, Race and Land in Early Zionist Culture
	4 Finding Your Type: Inserting Body and Land into the JNF Photographic Archive
	5 Displaced and Absent Bodies: Marginalization and Exclusion in the Pre-State Archive
Part 3 Archival Constellations: Private, Institutional and Latent Systems in Palestine and the Jewish World
	6 “Air Control”: Comments About Hidden Photographic Archives and Colonial Regimes in the Middle East
	7 “A Voice from the Greek Diaspora”: Haim Shmuel Mizrahi and Inscriptions of a Desired Land
		7.1 “Even People Were Hard to Find!”: Picture Postcards and the Photographic Industry in Palestine, 1920s and Beyond
	8 Postscript: Between New York and Jerusalem – Archives of Diaspora
Epilogue: The 1948 War and Beyond: The Rise of the National Archive
Index