I. THE ENLIGHTENMENT AGE AND THE JEWS
KAMILA LENARTOWICZ: Nothing Out of the Ordinary: The Life of Salomon Marcus
CARL NIEKERK: Johann Gottfried Herder, Enlightenment Anthropology, and the Jew as a ‘Parasitic Plant’
II. JEWS IN FIN-DE-SIÈCLE AUSTRIA
JOHANNES CZAKAI: Of Bug Crushers and Barbaric Clerks: The Fabricated History of Jewish Family Names in Karl Emil Franzos’ ‘Namensstudien’ (1880)
STEVEN SAMOLS: Capturing Difference: The Wurstelprater Photobook in Turn-of-the-Century Vienna
III. ESSAY PRIZE WINNER 2021
STEFAN BOBERG: Implementing the Reichsbürgergesetz: Registration, Statistics, and the Deportations of German Jews
IV. SEPHARDI JEWS BETWEEN VIENNA AND THE BALKANS
FANI GARGOVA: Situating Sephardi Spaces Between Vienna and the Balkans: An Introduction
LESLEY WHITWORTH: The Visual Repertoire of Willy de Majo: Translocations and Transports of Delight
MARTIN STECHAUNER: Vienna—The Cradle of Sephardic Sephardism
V. SALMAN SCHOCKEN: PUBLISHER AND COLLECTOR
CAROLINE JESSEN: Introduction: Material Transfer—Intellectual Transfer: Salman Schocken’s Collections
GERSHOM SCHOCKEN ET AL.: I will not see his like again: Remembering Salman Schocken (1968)
JULIA SCHNEIDAWIND: A Friendship Ex Libris – Karl Wolfskehl, Salman Schocken, and their Libraries
CAROLINE JESSEN AND SUSANNA BROGI: Contested Cultural Affiliations: Salman Schocken’s Novalis Collection and the Nuremberg Haggadot from the Germanisches Nationalmuseum
VI. MEMOIR
SUSAN HAMLYN AND LINDA GAUS: The Autobiography of Willy Katzenstein: Part One, 1874–1932
