Between Two Wars: The Interwar Period in the Australian Classroom: The formation of new nation states in Europe during the interwar years led to increased nationalism and resentment of minorities, particularly Jewish people.

The article examines the impact of nationalism and antisemitism in interwar Europe, highlighting how the restructuring of national boundaries and economic conditions influenced Jewish communities. Topics include the socio-economic status of Jews, the rise of antisemitic policies, and approaches to teaching this history in Australian classrooms.