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Jahrbuch des Dubnow-Instituts / Dubnow Institute Yearbook XVI/2017

Jahrbuch des Dubnow-Instituts / Dubnow Institute Yearbook 1. Aufl.

von: Yfaat Weiss, Daniel Mahla, Dan Miron, Alex Valdman, Marija Vulesica, Michal Frankl, David Jünger, Jan Gerber, Elisabeth Gallas, Nicolas Berg, Dagi Knellessen, Felix Pankonin, Tamás Túran, Katharina Prager, Katharina Stengel, Martin Jost, Philipp Graf, Anna Holzer-Kawalko, Enrico Lucca, Miriam Szamet, Mirjam Zadoff, Alina Bothe, Katrin Steffen, Magnus Klaue, Frank Mecklenburg, René Schlott, Annette Wolf
80,00 €
Verlag:	Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht
Format:	PDF
Veröffentl.:	12.08.2019
ISBN/EAN:	9783647370712
Sprache:	deutsch
Anzahl Seiten:	635

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Titelbeschreibung

The 2017 edition of the Simon Dubnow Institute Yearbook encompasses two focal points: The first deals with the year 1938, an incisive year for Europe's Jews, against the background of Jewish experiences and political activities in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. On the basis of issues surrounding citizenship, minority rights, flight, and migration, this dramatic crisis is cast in a new light, with the focus placed especially on the states of Central and Eastern Europe. The second focal point takes the enduring surge in biographical research as an impetus to examine the reasons for the popularity of this genre within Jewish Studies. Using examples from current research projects on Jewish intellectuals, core issues and challenges of biographical writing are presented and discussed. The general part and the special sections of the Yearbook contain contributions on the conjunction of political and religious history, on the study of nationalism and historical semantics, as well as on Sholem Aleichem, Franz Neumann, and Ernst Grumach.

Autorenportrait

Yfaat Weiss ist Professorin für Jüdische Geschichte an der Hebräischen Universität Jerusalem, steht dem Leibniz-Institut für jüdische Geschichte und Kultur – Simon Dubnow vor und ist Professorin für Neuere, insbesondere jüdische Geschichte, an der Universität Leipzig.