I. JOHN GRENVILLE – OBITUARY AND INTERVIEW
PETER PULZER: John Grenville 1928–2011
BEA LEWKOWICZ: An Interview by Dr Bea Lewkowicz with Professor John Grenville
II. JEWISH LIFE IN THE EARLY MODERN PERIOD
DEAN PHILLIP BELL: Navigating the Flood Waters: Perspectives on Jewish Life in Early Modern Germany
NIMROD ZINGER: Away from Home: Travelling and Leisure Activities among German Jews in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries
MIRJAM ZADOFF: Travelling Writers: The Creation of Eastern Jewish Hideaways in the West
BARRY STIEFEL: The Architectural Origins of the Great Early Modern Urban Synagogue
III. AGE OF ACCULTURATION
CHRISTOPHER R. FRIEDRICHS: Leisure and Acculturation in the Jewish Community of Dresden, 1833–1837
EVYATAR FRIESEL: Abraham Geiger in 1848: His Views on the Revolution, German Culture, and the Jews
ADAM S. FERZIGER: The Hamburg Cremation Controversy and the Diversity of German-Jewish Orthodoxy
FELICITAS SEEBACHER: The General Policlinic Vienna: Between Science, Ethnicity and Politics
HAROLD JAMES: Wrestling with the Angel: Georg Solmssen and Germany
IV. GERMAN-SPEAKING PHILOSOPHERS IN BRITISH CONTEXTS
UTE DEICHMANN: Michael Polanyi on Scientific Authority and his Criticism of Popper and Russell
ULRICH CHARPA: The Cambridge ‘Realgymnasium’ and the ‘Freie Schule’ London – Historical and Philosophical Remarks on Gerd Buchdahl and Karl R. Popper
V. IN THE SHADOW OF THE HOLOCAUST
FERENC LACZÓ: Negotiating Historicity: Hungarian Jewish Scholarly Perspectives on the Relevance, Content and Meaning of History in the Age of Catastrophe
JACOB BORUT: Struggles for Spaces: Where Could Jews Spend Free Time in Nazi Germany?
VI. JEWS IN THE GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC
UTE FREVERT: Jewish Hearts and Minds? Feelings of Belonging and Political Choices among East German Intellectuals
