I. AUSTRIAN, JEWISH, GERMAN, CZECH: REFRAMING MAX BROD AND PRAGUE ZIONISM
MARK H. GELBER: Introduction Max Brod in 2014
ABRAHAM RUBIN: Max Brod and Hans-Joachim Schoeps: Literary Collaborators, Ideological Rivals
SEBASTIAN SHIRRMEISTER: On Not Writing Hebrew: Max Brod and the ‘Jewish Poet of the German Tongue’ between Prague and Tel Aviv
II. PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION
MATHIAS BEREK: Neglected German-Jewish Visions for a Pluralistic Society: Moritz Lazarus
NICK BLOCK: On Nathan Birnbaum’s Messianism and Translating the Jewish Other
THOMAS L. GERTZEN: “To Become a German and Nothing but a German …”: The Role of Paul de Lagarde in the Conversion of Egyptologist Georg Steindorff
ANDREAS LOSCH: What Is behind God’s Name? Martin Buber’s and Franz Rosenzweig’s Reflections on the Name of God
ANNA NOVIKOV: Leo Baeck and Leon Ader: Friendship Reflected in Correspondence
III. POETRY AND THEATRE
KLAUS HÖDL: Der kleine Kohn on the Jewish Stage: A Performative Strategy to Fight Antisemitism in Vienna around 1900
LILACH NETHANEL: Poetics of Distance: Zalman Shneour in Berlin during the First World War and Its Aftermath*
ARI LINDEN: Staging German-Jewish Exile in Else Lasker-Schüler’s IchundIch
IV. JEWISH LIFE AFTER THE HOLOCAUST
LISA SILVERMAN: Art of Loss: Madame d’Ora, Photography, and the Restitution of Haus Doranna
JANNIS PANAGIOTIDIS: A Policy for the Future: German-Jewish Remigrants, their Children, and the Politics of Israeli Nation-Building
DAVID SHNEER: Yiddish Music and East German Antifascism: Lin Jaldati, Post-Holocaust Jewish Culture, and the Cold War
V. MEMOIR
ATINA GROSSMAN: Rabbi Steven Schwarzschild’s Reports from Berlin, 1948–1950
MAIMON SCHWARZSCHILD: A Note on Steven Schwarzschild and the Letters from Berlin
RABBI STEVEN S. SCHWARZSCHILD: Report on Berlin for World Union Conference in London, July 14th – 19th, 1949
RABBI STEVEN S. SCHWARZSCHILD: Mixed Marriages and Conversion in Post-War Germany
RABBI STEVEN S. SCHWARZSCHILD: On the Jewish Black-Market in Germany, April 1950
RABBI STEVEN S. SCHWARZSCHILD: Jews in Communist Germany, Aug. 1950
HEINRICH NUHN AND JUDITH N. LEVI: “Like Hunted Animals”. The November 1938 Pogroms in Rotenburg an der Fulda: Henny Rothschild’s Letter from 18 October 1939
