The second generation : émigrés from Nazi Germany as historians ; with a biobibliographical guide

The second generation : émigrés from Nazi Germany as historians ; with a biobibliographical guide / ed. by Andreas W. Daum, Hartmut Lehmann and James J. Sheehan

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Daum, Andreas W. (Editor) Lehmann, Hartmut (Editor) Sheehan, James J. (Editor) Sheehan, James J. (Contributor)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	New York [u.a.] : Berghahn, 2016
Series:	Studies in German history 20
Subjects:	Deutschland Auswanderung Nationalsozialismus Zweite Generation Flüchtling Biografie Deutscher Einwanderer Großbritannien Historiker Israel Nordamerika
Contents/pieces:	24 records
Online Access:	Inhaltsverzeichnis

1. German and Austrian émigré historians in Britain after 1933

2. A life between homelands

3. Not exile, but a new life

4. Reluctant return : Peter Gay and the cosmopolitan work of a historian

5. "A wanderer between several worlds"

6. Influences : a personal comment

7. Thinking about the second generation conceptually

8. History and social action beyond national and continental borders

9. The second generation : émigré historians of modern Germany in postwar America

10. Some issues and experiences in German-American scholarly relations

11. Blazing new paths in historiography : "refugee effect" and American experience in the professional trajectory of Gerda Lerner

12. From the margins to the mainstream : refugees and the successors on the Jewish question, antisemitism, and the Holocaust in German history

13. Biographies

14. The tensions of historical 'Wissenschaft' : the émigré historians and the making of German cultural history

15. It hardly needs emphasis that my own generation, the second, is deeply indebted to the first

16. Émigrés in the historical disciplines : research perspectives

17. External events, inner drives

18. German émigré historians in Israel

19. Encounters with émigré historians of the first and second generation

20. The second-generation émigrés' impact on German historiography

21. Out of the limelight or in : Raul Hilberg, Gerhard Weinberg, Herny Friedlander, and the historical study of the Holocaust

22. Refugees from Nazi Germany as historians : origins and migrations, interests and identities

23. Some reflections on the second generation

24. Out of Germany