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Preface by John Grenville and Raphael Gross I. INTELLECTUAL RESISTANCE IN THERESIENSTADT MIRIAM INTRATOR: The Theresienstadt Ghetto Central Library, Books and Reading: Intellectual Resistance and Escape during the Holocaust II. LITERARY INTERPRETATION AND INTELLECTUAL HISTORY ELIZABETH PETUCHOWSKI: “Ein Wort—du weißt”: Finding a Solution to a Riddle in Paul Celan’s Poem Nächtlich Geschürzt JOEL GOLB: Celan’s “Tones”: A Reading of Huhediblu PAUL MONOD: Reading the Two Bodies of Ernst Kantorowicz III. ANTISEMITSM PETER STAUDENMAIER: Rudolf Steiner and the Jewish Question PETER MELICHAR: Who is a Jew? Antisemitic Defining, Identifying and Counting in pre-1938 Austria IV. JEWS IN GERMAN POLITICS ALEXANDER JOSKOWICZ: Liberal Judaism and Confessional Politics of Difference in the German Kulturkampf JONATHAN WRIGHT AND PETER PULZER: Gustav Stresemann and the Verband Nationaldeutscher Juden. Right-Wing Jews in Weimar Politics V. JEWISH SELF-PERCEPTIONS SANDER L. GILMAN: The Problem with Purim: Jews and Alcohol in the Modern Period JACOB GOLOMB: Jewish Self-hatred: Nietzsche, Freud and the Case of Theodor Lessing VI. RUSSIAN JEWS IN GERMANY YINON COHEN AND IRENA KOGAN: Jewish Immigration from the Former Soviet Union to Germany and Israel in the 1990s SIMON RABINOVITCH: The Dawn of a New Diaspora: Simon Dubnov's Autonomism, from St. Petersburg to Berlin OLAF TERPITZ: Between Russendisko and the Yid Peninsula: The Concepts of Art and Lebenswelt in the Work of Wladimir Kaminer and Oleg Iur'ev VII. MEMOIR GERTRUD H. THOMPSON: The Dr. Leonore Goldschmidt Schule (1935-1941) VIII. DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS IX. BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR 2004
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