Preface By John Grenville And Raphael Gross
I. The Perception Of Jews In German Society
Aya Elyada: Yiddish – Language Of Conversion? Linguistic Adaptation And Its Limits In Early Modern Judenmission Christian Stuart Davis: Colonialism And Antisemitism During The Kaiserreich: Bernhard Dernburg And The Antisemites Michah Gottlieb: Publishing The Moses Mendelssohn Jubiläumsausgabe In Weimar And Nazi Germany David Heredia: Der Spiegel And The Image Of Jews In Germany: The Early Years, 1947-1956
II. Immigration And Cultural Exchange
Sibylle Quack: Immigration And Change: German Jewish Presences In The United States And Germany, 25-27 March 2007, New York. A Conference Report Peter Gay: Reflections On Hitler’s Refugees In The United States. Keynote Speech. Marion A. Kaplan: “A Very Modest Experiment” – The Jewish Refugee Settlement In Sosúa, 1940-1945 Atina Grossmann: German Jews As Provincial Cosmopolitans: Reflections From The Upper West Side Michael Reisch: The Democratic Promise: The Impact Of German-jewish Immigration On Social Work In The United States
III. Restitution
Katharina Rauschenberger: The Restitution Of Jewish Cultural Objects And The Activities Of Jewish Cultural Reconstruction Inc.
IV. Memoir
Wilfried Weinke: “… What The Word Liberty Means To Me Now.” Harry Lipstadt’s Imprisonment And Escape From Hamburg
V. Bibliography For 2007
VI. List Of Contributors
VII. Index
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