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Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1. Argentina-Host Country or Homeland? -- 2. The Pintele Yid and the Economic Calculation: The Factors behind Argentinian Jewish Immigration to Israel in the 1950s and 1960s -- 3. "We Do Not See the Living Individual": The Crystallization of Israel's Immigration Policy -- 4. Politicization, Selection, and Bureaucratization: The Organization of Argentinian Jewish Immigration to Israel -- 5. "Marginal Immigrants": The Sociodemographics of the Argentinian Jewish Immigration to Israel -- 6. Halutzim, Capitalists, and Those Somewhere in the Middle -- Summary and Conclusion: Argentinian Jewry as an Example of an Ethno-National Diaspora -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index

Machine generated contents note: Introduction -- Chapter 1: Reisha -- Chapter 2: Vienna -- Chapter 3: Bitaniyya Illit -- Chapter 4: Founding a Kibbutz Movement -- Chapter 5: A Wife and Helpmate -- Chapter 6: Ideological Collectivism -- Chapter 7: Facing the Catastrophe -- Chapter 8: Facing the Forces of Tomorrow -- Chapter 9: A Gaping Abyss -- Chapter 10: Against the Current -- Chapter 11: From Military Glory to Marking Time in the Opposition -- Chapter 12: Unrequited Love -- Chapter 13: In the Shadow of Big Brother -- Chapter 14: The Kibbutz during the Transition from Yishuv to State -- Chapter 15: For Zionism, for Socialism, for the Brotherhood of the Nations -- and in That Order -- Chapter 16: Fractured Beliefs -- Chapter 17: The Rebellion of the Sons -- Chapter 18: A Dove with Folded Wings -- Chapter 19: Twilight -- Chapter 20: Epilogue -- Bibliography