I. YEARBOOK (PUBLIC LECTURES 1996-1999)
András Kovács:
Introduction
Randolph L. Braham:
Romanian Nationalists and the Holocaust: The Drive to Refurbish the Past
Yehuda Don:
World Jewry and Israel; Economic Relations towards the Twenty-First Century
Zvi Gitelman:
Reconstructing Jewish Communities and Jewish Identities in Post-Communist East Central Europe
Ladislau Gyémánt:
Limits of Tolerance in the First Half of the Nineteenth Century in Transylvania. The Case of the Jews.
Klaus Hoedl:
Physical Characteristics of the Jews
Victor Karady:
Jewish Over-Schooling Revisited: The Case of Hungarian Secondary Education under the Old Regime (1900-1941)
Martha Keil:
"Maistrin" (Mastress) and Business-Woman.
Jewish Upper Class Women in Late Medieval Austria
András Kovács:
Jewish Assimilation and Jewish Politics in Modern Hungary
Stanislaw Krajewski:
Jews, Communism and the Jewish Communists
Konrad Kwiet:
"Hitler's Willing Executioners" and "Ordinary Germans".
Some Comments on Goldhagen's Ideas
Shimon Markish:
Russian Jewish Literature after the Second World War and before the Perestroika
Leonard Mars:
Anthropological Reflections on Jewish Identity in Contemporary Hungary
Ezra Mendelsohn:
Art and Jewish-Polish Relations. Matejko and Gottlieb at the National Museum in Warsaw
Diana Pinto:
The Third Pillar? Toward a European Jewish Identity.
Christopher Reinprecht:
Jewish Identity in Postwar Austria: Experiences and Dilemmas
Ivan Sanders:
Ancient Legends, Modern History. Jewish Themes in the Works of Illés Kaczér
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