EVA G. REICHMANN: Leo Baeck Centenary: A Personal Tribute
I. FROM THE MIDDLE AGES ONWARD
HANS LIEBESCHÜTZ: The Relevance of the Middle Ages for the Understanding of Contemporary Jewish History
JULIUS CARLEBACH: The Problem of Moses Hess’s Influence on the Young Marx
FREDDY RAPHAËL: Max Weber and Ancient Judaism
II. PREVALENCE OF ANTISEMITIC IDEAS
GEOFFREY G. FIELD: Antisemitism and Weltpolitik
JOHN HAAG: The Spann Circle and the Jewish Question
III. THE FATE OF JEWISH SCIENTISTS
MAX PINL AND LUX FURTMÜLLER: Mathematicians under Hitler
IV. JEWS IN LITERATURE
LOTHAR KAHN: Ludwig Robert: Rahel’s Brother
MARGARITA PAZI: Berthold Auerbach and Moritz Hartmann: Two Jewish Writers of the Nineteenth Century
Symposium on Joseph Roth
DAVID BRONSEN: Austrian versus Jew: The torn Identity of Joseph Roth
SIDNEY ROSENFELD: The Chain of Generations: A Jewish Theme in Joseph Roth’s Novels
WALTER H. SOKEL: Franz Kafka as a Jew
V. MEMOIRS AND DOCUMENTS
ALFRED E. LAURENCE: Sosatia Judaica Revisited
WALTER SCHWARZ: Bribery of Judges in the Eighteenth Century: Goethe as Advocate in a Jewish Case
WARREN I. COHN: The Moses Isaac Family Trust: Its History and Significance
