Preface By John Grenville And Raphael Gross
I. The End Of The War And The Holocaust
Andreas Kossert: “Endlösung On The ‘Amber Shore’”: The Massacre In January 1945 On The Baltic Seashore – A Repressed Chapter Of East Prussian History
II. Jewish Intellectuals
Christian Wiese: “For A Time I Was Privileged To Enjoy His Friendship…”: The Ambivalent Relationship Between Hans Jonas And Gershom Scholem Jörg Hackeschmidt: The Torch Bearer: Norbert Elias As A Young Zionist Dorothea Mcewan: “The Enemy Of Hypothesis”: Fritz Saxl As Acting Director Of The Bibliothek Warburg Robert S. Wistrich: The Last Testament Of Sigmund Freud
III. Remigration
Marita Krauss: Jewish Remigration: An Overview Of An Emerging Discipline Meron Mendel: The Policy For The Past In West Germany And Israel: The Case Of Jewish Remigration Tobias Winstel: “Healed Biographies”? Jewish Remigration And Indemnification For National Socialist Injustice Arnd Bauerkämppfer: Americanisation As Globalisation? Remigrés To West Germany After 1945 And Conceptions Of Democracy: The Cases Of Hans Rothfels, Ernst Fraenkl And Hans Rosenberg Lars Rensmann: Returning From Forced Exile: Some Observations On Theodor W. Adorno’s And Hannah Arendt’s Experience Of Postwar Germany And Their Political Theories Of Totalitarianism Nicolas Berg: Hidden Memory And Unspoken History: Hans Rothfels And The Postwar Restoration Of Contemporary German History Gabriel Motzkin: Comment
IV. The Haskalah
Moshe Pelli: The German-or-yiddish Controversy Within The Haskalah And The European “Dialogue Of The Dead”: Tuvyah Feder’s Kol Mehazezim Versus Mendel Lefin’s Translation Of The Book Of Proverbs
V. Dissertation Abstracts
VI. Bibliography For 2003
VII. List Of Contibutors
VIII. Index
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