Abstract
The Socialist Workers’ Federation of Salonica was established, mostly by Salonican Jews, after the Young Turk revolution of 1908. The Federation was indeed unique in several respects and has attracted much attention from historians. However, in this article it is argued that this attention is disproportional to the Federation's actual influence on the corporate community structure of Salonican Jewry.
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