I. JEWISH CULTURE AND RELIGION
DAVID SORKIN: Jews, the Enlightenment and Religious Toleration – Some Reflections
FALK WIESEMANN: Jewish Burials in Germany – Between Tradition, the Enlightenment and the Authorities
ISMAR SCHORSCH: History as Consolation
RACHEL HEUBERGER: Orthodoxy versus Reform: The Case of Rabbi Nehemiah Anton Nobel of Frankfurt a. Main
II. EMANCIPATION RE-ASSESSED
ARNO HERZIG: The Process of Emancipation from the Congress of Vienna to the Revolution of 1848/1849
MICHAEL GRAETZ: From Corporate Community to Ethnic-Religious Minority, 1750–1830
WERNER E. MOSSE: Integration and Identity in Imperial Germany: Towards a Typology
WOLFGANG BENZ: The Legend of German-Jewish Symbiosis
HERBERT A. STRAUSS: Emancipation History-Limits of Revisionism in the Post-Holocaust Period: Comments on the Papers of Arno Herzig, Michael Graetz, Werner E. Mosse and Wolfgang Benz
III. JEWISH IDENTITY AND ANTISEMITISM
ROBERT S. WISTRICH: Socialism and Judeophobia – Antisemitism in Europe before 1914
JEHUDA REINHARZ: Jewish Nationalism and Jewish Identity in Central Europe
JOHN M. EFRON: The “Kaftanjude” and the “Kaffeehausjude”: Two Models of Jewish Insanity: A Discussion of Causes and Cures among German-Jewish Psychiatrists
STEVEN E. ASCHHEIM: Nietzsche and the Nietzschean Moment in Jewish Life (1890–1939)
ERIK LINDNER: Houston Stewart Chamberlain: The Abwehrverein and the “Praeceptor Germaniae”, 1914–1918
JACOB TOURY: Jewish Aspects as Contributing Factors to the Genesis of the Reichsbanner Schwarz-Rot-Gold
IV. HISTORY THROUGH THE BOOK
WOLF KAISER: The Zionist Project in the Palestine: Travel Writings of German-speaking Jews
FRANK EYCK: A Diarist in fin-de-siécle Berlin and Her Family Helene, Joseph and Erich Eyck
MICHAEL BRENNER: East and West in Orthodox German-Jewish Novels (1912–1934)
V. WAR AND RESISTANCE
AVRAHAM SELIGMANN: An Illegal Way of Life in Nazi Germany
ALBERT H. FRIEDLANDER: A Muted Protest in War-Time Berlin: Writing on the Legal Position of German Jewry throughout the Centuries – Leo Baeck – Leopold Lucas – Hilde Ottenheimer
HORST R. SASSIN: Liberals of Jewish Background in the Anti-Nazi Resistance
SIMONE ERPEL: Struggle and Survival: Jewish Women in the Anti-Fascist Resistance in Germany
JOHN P. FOX: German and Austrian Jews in Britain’s Armed Forces and British and German Citizenship Policies 1939–1945
GUY STERN: In the Service of American Intelligence: German-Jewish Exiles in the War Against Hitler
VI. ATTITUDES TO PREJUDICE
BRUCE F. PAULEY: The United States and the Jewish Question in Austria
HELMUT ESCHWEGE: The Churches and the Jews in the German Democratic Republic
VII. REFUGEES AND THE FILM INDUSTRY
KEVIN GOUGH-YATES: Jews and Exiles in British Cinema
