I. HISTORIOGRAPHY
WERNER E. MOSSE: Judaism, Jews and Capitalism Weber, Sombart and Beyond
LAWRENCE SCHOFER: The History of European Jewry Search for a Method
KONRAD KWIET: Problems of Jewish Resistance Historiography
II. CULTURAL RAPPROCHEMENT
EVA ENGEL: The Emergence of Moses Mendelssohn as Literary Critic
MOSHE PELLI: The Beginning of the Epistolary Genre in Hebrew Enlightenment Literature in Germany: The Alleged Affinity Between Lettres Persanes and ‘Igrot Meshulam
III. EMANCIPATION AND ASSIMILATION
JULIUS CARLEBACH: The Forgotten Connection: Women and Jews in the Conflict between Enlightenment and Romanticism
MICHAEL A. MEYER: The Religious Reform Controversy in the Berlin Jewish Community, 1814–1823
PETER FREIMARK: Language Behaviour and Assimilation: The Situation of the Jews in Northern Germany in the First Half of the Nineteenth Century
STEVEN M. LOWENSTEIN: The Yiddish Written Word in Nineteenth-Century Germany
IV. AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND GENEALOGY
PETER FRAENKEL: The Memoirs of B. L. Monasch of Krotoschin
DOLF MICHAELIS: The Ephraim Family and Their Descendants (II)
HELMUT GERNSHEIM: The Gernsheims of Worms
V. GERMANY AND PALESTINE
JEHUDA REINHARZ: The Esra Verein and Jewish Colonisation in Palestine
ISAIAH FRIEDMAN: The Hilfsverein der deutschen Juden, the German Foreign Ministry and the Controversy with the Zionists, 1901–1918
FRANCIS R. J. NICOSIA: Weimar Germany and the Palestine Question
VI. JEWISH NATIONALISM
PHILIP L. UTLEY: Siegfried Bernfeld’s Jewish Order of Youth, 1914–1922
JOSEPH WALK: Profile of a Local Zionist Association 1903–1904: On the Social History of German Zionism
