Year-book / Leo Baeck Institute

Year-book / Leo Baeck Institute

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Format:	Czasopismo
Język:	English
Wydane:	Oxford : Oxford Univ. Press, 1956- London, 1956-1971 London, früher Oxford, -2008
Seria:	Bis 4.1959: Publications of the Leo Baeck Institute of Jews from Germany 5.1960 - 27.1982: Publications of the Leo Baeck Institute
Hasła przedmiotowe:	Jews > Germany > Periodicals Zeitschrift
Zapisy:	207 zapisów

1. M. M. Warburg & Co. merchant Bankers of Hamburg ; a survey of the first 140 years, 1798 to 1938

2. Jewish contributions to German philosophy : (1755-1933)

3. "Relocations" in South Prussia and New East Prussia : Prussia's demographic Policy towards the Jews in occupied Poland 1772-1806

4. The Philippsons, a German-Jewish family : 1775-1933

5. "Like hunted animals" : the november 1938 pogroms in Rotenburg an der Fulda : Henny Rothschild's Letter from 18 october 1939

6. Pre-Emancipation Prussian Policies towards the Jews 1815 - 1847

7. Reflections and statistics: hopes and fears about changes in German Jewish family, 1815-1939

8. Leisure and acculturation in the Jewish community of Dresden, 1833-1837

9. Abraham Geiger in 1848 : his views on the revolution, german culture, and the jews

10. Fiction and the making of modern Orthodoxy, 1857-1890 : Orthodoxy and the quest for the German-Jewish novel

11. Crafting the future of Judaism : gender and religious education in Vienna 1867-1914

12. Otto M. Schiff (1875-1952), unsung rescuer

13. Germania and the anti-Jewish riots in Germany and Russia, 1881-1882

14. Hans Litten 1903-2003: The Public Use of a Biography

15. Antisemitism, the limits of antisemitic rhetoric, and a movement against Russian students at German universities, 1908-1914

16. A profession in transition : the German Rabbinate 1910-1939

17. The German Rabbi: 1910-1939

18. Jewish Relief in Eastern Europe 1914 - 1917

19. "Every true friend of the fatherland" : Gustav Schmoller and the "Jewish question" 1916-1917

20. Perfekt targets - Antisemitism and eastern Jews in Leipzig, 1919-1923

21. Art Under Siege : the Art Scholarship of Rachel Wischnitzer in Berlin, 1921-1938

22. Diplomacy in the diaspora : the Jewish Telegraphic Agency in Berlin (1922-1933)

23. Transnational press discourses on German antisemitism during the Weimar Republic : the riots in Berlin's Scheunenviertel, 1923

24. Mac Goldsmith: a jewish career in the German Automobile Industry (1925-1936)

25. Life as a young Jewish hospital doctor in Heidelberg and Berlin - 1929-1932 : a memoir

26. Emancipation and Assimilation in the German-Jewish Discourse of the 1930s

27. German Jews in Israel:Their cultural situation since 1933

28. Not welcomed with open arms : German rabbis in Eretz Yisrael ; 1933-1948

29. "Conversations about taking our own lives; oh, a poor expression for a forced deed in hopless circumstances!" suicide among German Jews 1933-1943

30. The German-Jewish immigration and its influence on synagogue life in the U.S.A. (1933-1942)

31. Before the "Final Solution". The Judenpolitik of the SD 1935-1938

32. Mac Goldsmith and the modernisation of British industry (1936-1982)

33. "You have the right to be hopeful if you do your duty" - Ten letters by Leo Baeck to Friedrich Brodnitz, 1937-1941

34. Who is a Jew? Antisemitic defining, identifying and counting in pre-1938 Austria

35. The representation of the Holocaust in the British Propaganda Campaign directed at the German public, 1938-1945

36. The newspaper Aufbau, its evolving politics, and the problem of German-Jewish identity, 1939-1955

37. Historiography in transit : survivor historians and the writing of Holocaust history in the late 1940s

38. Conscience, Conflict and Politics : the Rescue of Political refugees from Southern France to the United States, 1940-1942

39. German-Jewish female intellectuals and the recovery of German-Jewish heritage in the 1940s and 1950s

40. Storytelling and lecturing during the Holocaust: the nature and role of oral exchanges in Theresienstadt, 1941-1945

41. "A very modest experiment" - the Jewish refugee settlement in Sosúa, 1949-1945

42. Repetition and loss : Jewish refugees and German communists after the Holocaust, 1945-1951

43. Taboo and classification : post-1945 German racial writing on Jews

44. "'Endlösung' on the 'Amber shore'" : the massacre in January 1945 on the Baltic seashore ; a repressed chapter of East Prussian history

45. Representing Jewry in East Germany, 1945-1953: Between Advocacy and Accommodation

46. Americanisation as globalisation? : remigrés to West Germany after 1945 and conceptions of democracy ; the cases of Hans Rothfels, Ernst Fraenkel and Hans Rosenberg

47. Der Spiegel and the image of Jews in Germany : the early years, 1947 - 1956

48. Immigration and change : German Jewish presences in the United States and Germany 25-27 March 2007, New York ; a conference report

49. Neglected German-Jewish visions for a pluralistic society : Moritz Lazarus

50. "To become a German and nothing but a German..." : the role of Paul de Lagarde in the conversion of egyptologist Georg Steindorff

51. "I've never regretted being a German Jew" : Siegmund Weltlinger and the re-establishment of the Jewish community in Berlin

52. Survivor: towards a conceptual history

53. The Middle East as a temporary haven : Jewish medical refugees in Turkey during the Second World War

54. Surviving as writer and as witness, or why Primo Levi did not want to be called a "survivor"

55. Jewish music, German musicians : cultural appropriation and the representation of a minority in the German Klezmer scene

56. A reminiscence of Ernst Cassirer

57. "Vergangenheiten haben ihr eigenes Beharrungsvermögen ..." : Josef Kastein and the troublesome persistence of a canon of German liturature in Palestine/Israel

58. A Goebbels speech and a Goebbels letter

59. Rosa Luxemburg : the polish-german-jewish indentities of a revolutionary internationalist

60. The making of a "classic" of German-Jewish historiography : Selma Stern's "Der preussische Staat und die Juden"

61. Looking back on a German university career

62. A chronicle of rescue efforts

63. A student's friendship with Ernst Toller

64. The Ahlem experiment : a brief survey of the "Jüdische Gartenbauschule"

65. "Gegenwärtige Situation" : report on the Living Conditions of the Jews in Germany ; a Document and Commentary

66. The torch bearer : Norbert Elias as a young Zionist

67. "For a time I was privileged to enjoy his friendship ..." : the ambivalent relationship between Hans Jonas and Gershom Scholem

68. Science in exile: Imperial College and the refugees from Nazism - a case study

69. The dawn of a new diaspora: Simon Dubnovś Autonomism, from St. Petersburg to Berlin

70. Ferdinand Lassalle : a historiographical meditation

71. Claims of language : translation as a mediation of Jewish identity and the Yiddish reception of Nelly Sachs

72. Maximilian Harden : ways and errors of a publicist

73. The German Jew in a changing world

74. A nationalism of small things : Jewish autonomy in late Habsburg Austria

75. The place of the jews in economic history as viewed by German scholars : a critical-comparative analysis

76. Benno Jacob, a militant rabbi

77. Three Jewish historians : Isaak Markus Jost - Heinrich Graetz - Eugen Täubler ; a comparative study

78. Women and worth : female access to property in early modern urban Jewish communities

79. The immigration and acculturation of the German Jew in the United States of America

80. "The enemy of hypothesis" : Fritz Saxl as acting director of the Bibliothek Warburg

81. Away from home : travelling and leisure activities among German Jews in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries

82. The restitution of Jewish Cultural Objects and the activities of Jewish Cultural Reconstruction Inc

83. Yiddish - language of conversion?; linguistic adaption and its limits in early modern Judenmission

84. Leo Baeck and Leon Ader : friendship reflected in correspondence

85. Between "nothing" and "something" : narratives of survival in H. G. Adler's scholarly and literary analysis of the Shoah

86. Returning from forced exile : some observations on Theodor W. Adorno's and Hannah Arendt's experience of postwar Germany and their political theories of totalitarianism

87. Reconstructing life after the Holocaust : the Lastenausgleichsgesetz and the Jewish struggle for compensation

88. Resistance of German Jews against the Nazi regime

89. The most cruel cut of all? : the campain against Jewish ritual slaugther in Fin-de-Siècle Switzerland and Germany

90. Negotiating historicity : Hungarian Jewish scholarly perspectives on the relevance, content and meaning of history in the age of catastrophe

91. The janus face of Nationalism: the ambivalence of zionist identity in Robert Weltsch and Hans Kohn

92. Jewish hearts and minds? : feelings of belonging and political choices among East German intellectuals

93. The German "Righteous Among the Nations": An Historical Appraisal

94. Wrestling with the angel : Georg Solmssen and Germany

95. Frau Isi : Materialien zur Biographie Ida Dehmels, beschrieben anhand einer Lebensskizze

96. Jewish anti-Christian incentives and Christian awareness : an unstudied form of interaction in the early modern period

97. Establishing antisemitic stereotypes : social and economic segregation of Jews by means of political boycott in Germany

98. The Social-Democratic response to antisemitism in Imperial Germany : the case of the Handlungsgehilfen

99. Colonialism and Antisemitism during the Kaiserreich : Bernhard Dernburg and the Antisemites

100. Turning the tables : Freud's response to Antisemitism in "The Interpretation of Dreams"

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