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Publisher: Berghahn Journals

The publication of the Leo Baeck Institute, founded in 1955 for the study of the history and culture of German-speaking Central European Jewry.

Its articles cover cultural, economic, political, social and religious history as well as the impact of antisemitism and the Jewish responses to it. The Year Book 's classified bibliography is regarded as being of unique value for researchers and students. It is in no small measure due to the Year Book 's editors and its international contributors, Jewish and non -Jewish alike, and the consistently high quality of its volumes, that the study of Central European Jewry from early modern times to the postwar period, and its historical influence in Europe and elsewhere, flourishes.

Volume 52, Number 1, October 2007

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Preface

Preface
pp. xi-xiv(1)
Authors: Grenville, John; Gross, Raphael

I. JEWISH IDENTITY

Claims of Language: Translation as a Mediation of Jewish Identity and the Yiddish Reception of Nelly Sachs
pp. 3-22(20)
Author: Blau, Amy

“Relocations” in South Prussia and New East Prussia: Prussia's Demographic Policy towards the Jews in Occupied Poland 1772-1806
pp. 23-47(25)
Author: Jehle, Manfred

Fiction and the Making of Modern Orthodoxy, 1857-1890: Orthodoxy and the Quest for the German-Jewish Novel
pp. 49-86(38)
Author: Hess, Jonathan M.

A Nationalism of Small Things: Jewish Autonomy in Late Habsburg Austria
pp. 87-109(23)
Author: Rechter, David

German-Jewish Female Intellectuals and the Recovery of German-Jewish Heritage in the 1940s and 1950s
pp. 111-129(19)
Author: Dalby, Hannah-Villette

II. OTHER GERMANS AND JEWS

Germania and the Anti-Jewish Riots in Germany and Russia, 1881-1882
pp. 133-148(16)
Author: Weinberg, Sonja

II. Other Germans and Jews

“Every True Friend of the Fatherland”: Gustav Schmoller and the “Jewish Question” 1916-1917
pp. 149-163(15)
Author: Grimmer-Solem, Erik

III. THE SWISS AND THE JEWS

The Most Cruel Cut of All? The Campaign Against Jewish Ritual Slaughter in Fin-de-Siècle Switzerland and Germany
pp. 167-184(18)
Author: Efron, John M.

The Banning of Jewish Ritual Slaughter in Switzerland
pp. 185-194(10)
Author: Mesmer, Beatrix

The Swiss and the Jews: Two Special Cases?
pp. 195-208(14)
Author: Steinberg, Jonathan

IV. TECHNICAL TRANSFER: A REFUGEE IN ENGLAND

Mac Goldsmith and the Modernisation of British Industry (1936-1982)
pp. 211-244(34)
Author: Wolf, Gerhard

V. HOLOCAUST

“Conversations about taking our own lives—oh, a poor expression for a forced deed in hopeless circumstances!”

Suicide among German Jews 1933-1943
pp. 247-265(19)
Author: Hartig, Christine

The Representation of the Holocaust in the British Propaganda Campaign directed at the German Public, 1938-1945
pp. 267-306(40)
Author: Seul, Stephanie

Dissertation Abstracts

Dissertation Abstracts
pp. 307-328(22)

Bibliography for 2006

Publications on German-speaking Jewry
pp. 329-491(163)
Author: Suchy, Barbara

List of Contributors

List Of Contributors
pp. 493-495(3)

Index

General Index to Year Book LII of the Leo Baeck Institute
pp. 497-510(14)

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