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A Word from the Editors of this Volume
German Jewry Revisited
Jews in Divided Germany (19451990) and Beyond
Scrutinized in Retrospect
The Making of Holocaust Trauma in German Memory
Some Reflection about Robert Thalheims Film And Along Come Tourists
Saving the German-Jewish Legacy?
On Jewish and Non-Jewish Attempts of Reconstructing a Lost World
Re-Unified Germany
Germanys Russian-speaking Jews
Between Original, Present and Affective Homelands
Russian Food Stores and their Meaning for Jewish Migrants in Germany and Israel
Honor and Nostalgia
Moving from the Present via the Past to Look toward the Future
Jewish Life in Germany Today
Israelis and Germany
A Personal Perspective
Reflecting a New Jewish Presence
Reconceptualization of Jewish Identity as Reflected in Contemporary German-Jewish Humorist Literature
Hava Nagila
A Personal Reflection on the Reception of Jewish Music in Germany
Aliyah Le Berlin
A Documentary about the Next Chapter of Jewish Life in Berlin
Germany Facing Old-New Anti-Semitism
Educated Anti-Semitism in the Middle of German Society
Empirical Findings
Anti-Semitism within the Extreme Right and Islamists Circles
Thrice Tied Tales
Germany, Israel, and German Muslim Youth
Jewish Education and the Religious Revival
New Structures of Jewish Education in Germany
A Vision Come True
Abraham Geiger and the Training of Rabbis and Cantors for Europe
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