I. GERMAN AND AUSTRIAN JEWS IN THE FIGHT AGAINST NATIONAL SOCIALIST GERMANY
ARNOLD PAUCKER: Resistance of German and Austrian Jews to the Nazi Regime 1933–1945
JOHN P. FOX: German-and Austrian-Jewish Volunteers in Britain’s Armed Forces 1939–1945
GUY STERN: The Jewish Exiles in the Service of US Intelligence: The Post-War Years
II. JEWISH CONVERSION FROM THE SEVENTEENTH TO THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
ELISHEVA CARLEBACH: Converts and their Narratives in Early Modern Germany: The Case of Friedrich Albrecht Christiani
DEBORAH HERTZ: Why Did the Christian Gentleman Assault the Judischer Elegant? Four Conversion Stories from Berlin, 1816–1825
ALAN LEVENSON: The Conversionary Impulse in Fin De Siècle Germany
TODD M. ENDELMAN: Leaving the Jewish Fold in Germany: Comments on the Papers of Elisheva Carlebach, Deborah Hertz and Alan Levenson
III. GERMAN JEWS IN THE AGE OF EMANCIPATION
SHMUEL FEINER: Mendelssohn and “Mendelssohn’s Disciples”: A Re-examination
DAVID SORKIN: Religious Reforms and Secular Trends in German-Jewish Life: An Agenda for Research
DAGMAR HERZOG: The Rise of the Religious Right and the Recasting of the “Jewish Question”. Baden in the 1840s
IV. RESPONSES TO PERSECUTION IN THE 1930S. TWO NEW PERSPECTIVES
EDITH RAIM: The Persecution of the Heine Family in Germany 1933–1939
ANDREW CHANDLER: Lambeth Palace, the Church of England and the Jews of Germany and Austria in 1938
V. JUDAICA
DAVID ELLENSON: A Disputed Precedent: The Prague Organ in Nineteenth-Century Central-European Legal Literature and Polemics
EDWARD VAN VOOLEN ET AL.: Jewish Ceremonial Silver from Germany in the Jewish Historical Museum, Amsterdam
VI. HISTORIOGRAPHICAL REVIEW
KURT PÄTZOLD: Persecution and the Holocaust: A Provisional Review of GDR Historiography
