Osteuropa [International]

Osteuropa [International]

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Opis bibliograficzny
organizacja autorów:	Deutsche Gesellschaft für Osteuropakunde ; Deutsche Gesellschaft zum Studium Osteuropas (Organ wydający)
Format:	Czasopismo
Język:	English
Wydane:	Berlin : Berliner Wiss.-Verl
Zapisy:	24 zapisów

1. 1,000 Years in a museum : the history of Polish Jews

2. The rediscovery of the Jews : Czech history books since 1989

3. A reluctant look back : Jewry and the Holocaust in Ukraine

4. Fiddler as a fig leaf : the politicisation of klezmer in Poland

5. From taboo to acceptance : Romania, the Jews, and the Holocaust

6. Fragile coexistence, tragic acceptance : the politics and history of the East European Jews

7. Disasters and social advancement : Jews and non-Jews in Eastern Europe

8. Traces of transit : Jewish artists from Eastern Europe in Berlin

9. Integration and self-assertion : the Jewish community of Russia

10. Integration and self-assertion : the Jewish community of Russia

11. The place does not speak : photography in Auschwitz

12. Moldova: The Holocaust as political pawn : the awkward treatment of Jewish heritage

13. Remembrance between Scylla and Charybdis : the Public and Scholarly Treatment of Eastern Europe's Jewish Heritage

14. Intermediary between worlds : Shimshon Rosenbaum: lawyer, Zionist, politician

15. Overcoming war : Ivan Bloch: entrepreneur, publicist, pacifist

16. From obscurantism to holiness : "Eastern Jewish" thought in Buber, Heschel, and Levinas

17. Civil rights and multiculturalism : Simon Dubnov's concept of diaspora nationalism

18. "The Scandal Was Perfect" : Jewish music in the works of European composers

19. Reflection, projection, distortion : the "Eastern Jew" in German-Jewish culture

20. Forgotten memory : the Jews of Vilne in the diaspora

21. Disputed memory : Jewish past, Polish remembrance

22. The impact of knowledge : the "YIVO Encyclopedia of Jews in Eastern Europe"

23. Repress, reassess, remember : Jewish heritage in Lithuania

24. At the service of the Jewish nation : Jacob Robinson and international law