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Fellows 2008-09

University of Passau 


Jewish Organizations in Transatlantic Perspective: Three Patterns of Contemporary Jewish Politics in Germany, France, and the United States 


This is a dissertation about the origins and effects of three basic patterns in contemporary…

University of Heidelberg


Jews, Music, and Society. A Study in the Social and Cultural History of Music (1750–1900)


My dissertation is an attempt to offer a fuller understanding and, to some extent, a reinterpretation of modern Jewish history through the lens of…

Hebrew University


Cold War Weimar: German Emigres and the Intellectual Origins of the Cold War


Udi Greenberg is an assistant professor of history at Dartmouth College. He has studied in Israel, Germany, and the United States, and received his PhD from the Hebrew…

University of Toronto


Walter Benjamin’s Monadology


Paula Schwebel was a doctoral fellow of the Leo Baeck Fellowship Programme in 2008-2009.  In 2010, she was a doctoral fellow at the Franz Rosenzweig Minerva Research Centre in Jerusalem.  She…

Hebrew University of Jerusalem


Uri Zvi Greenberg’s Poetry and its Relation with German Literature and Culture


Karin Neuburger studied Comparative Literature, Philosophy, and French at the Ruhr-Universität Bochum and at the…

Martin Luther University of Halle


Facetten des Menschen. Zur Anthropologie Moses Mendelssohns“ – Facets of Humankind. On Moses Mendelssohn’s Anthropology


This study portrays Moses Mendelssohn’s oeuvre as a unique approach to the just emerging science of rational…

University of Pennsylvania


Observable Type: Jewish Women and the Jewish Press in Weimar Germany


Through an examination of German and Yiddish-language Jewish periodicals in Weimar Germany (1919-1933), this dissertation investigates the problematics of Jewish…

Hebrew University of Jerusalem


Hidden Resistance: Jewish Responses to Christianity in Medieval and Earl Modern Europe


Yaacov Deutsch works on Christian-Jewish relations and especially on the knowledge the two groups had about each other’s practices and…

University of Kassel


Jüdische Wohlfahrt in der Weimarer Republik und im Nationalsozialismus


 


University of Heidelberg


Jewish-non-Jewish Relations in the City of Temesvár in Hungary (1850-1915)


 


1997-2002: Studies of Medieval and Modern History as well as Philosophy in Heidelberg


2006: Doctorate in Eastern European History in…

Hebrew University of Jerusalem


Forging Israeli Ashkenazi Identity through Synagogue Music - Ohel Nehama in Jerusalem as a Case-Study


Amalia Kedem’s ethnomusicological work concentrates around the music found in Israeli Ashkenazi synagogues and the social…

Freie Universität Berlin


Jüdische Konversionen im 18. Jahrhundert im Herzogtum Mecklenburg-Schwerin


The thesis explores the complexity of conversions from Judaism to Christianity during the 18th century, emphasizing Jewish lower classes in the duchy of…

University of Vienna


Reform und Tradition - Der Wiener Stadttempel im Kontext des aschkenasischen Synagogenbaus des Klassizismus


The dissertation is aiming at a first monograph on the so called City Temple that was accomplished in 1826 by the design of Joseph…

University of Köln


Topographien jüdischer Selbstverortungen im lokalen Raum Rigas, 1842 - 1915


Die (bisher praktisch unerforschte) jüdische Geschichte Rigas um 1900 eignet sich dazu, eher nebeneinander laufende Argumentationsstränge miteinander zu verschränken,…

Hebrew University of Jerusalem


Children and Childhood in Early Modern Ashkenaz


Columbia University


The Museum of the Jews: Literature and Ethnography in Germany and Eastern Europe 


This dissertation attempts to reconstruct the history of Jewish ethnography and folklore studies in Germany, in order to locate Jewish anthropology within the…

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