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 BAUERKÄMPER: Americanisation as Globalisation? Remigrés to West Germany after 1945 and Conceptions of Democracy: The Cases of Hans Rothfels, Ernst Fraenkel 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 Meḥazezim versus Mendel Lefin’s Translation of the Book of Proverbs
V. DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS
