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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"Jewish Question"”.
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Leopold von Mildenstein and the Jewish Question
… Nazi SS and his attempt to solve the so-called Jewish Question through Zionist emigration in prewar Nazi Germany. Mildenstein’s Zionism was contingent upon the German Zionist movement’s success in effecting Jewish emigration to Palestine. When international factors such as the Arab revolt made …
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Leopold Von Ranke and the Jewish Question
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German Politics and the 'Jewish Question', 1914-1919
… politicians with a range of unprecedented, vital questions in the spheres of domestic as well as foreign policy. As the fortunes of war shifted, so did borders, populations and national allegiances. In a period of acute and almost constant political crisis, the German government faced issues …
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German-Jewish Relations in the Works and Lives of German-Speaking Nobel Literature Laureates
German-Jewish relations has been a widely studied field, often with the intent of understanding or explaining exactly why and how a modern state could have developed a system of mass genocide. While scholars tend to view the Judenfrage - a socially and politically charged debate about the place of …
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Recovering Jewish Spain: Politics, Historiography and Institutionalization of the Jewish Past in Spain (1845-1935)
… is a study of initiatives to recover the Jewish past and of the emergence of Sephardic Studies in Spain from 1845 to 1935. It explores the ways the Jewish past became central to efforts to construct and claim a Spanish patria, through its appropriation and integration into the nation's …
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Continental Drifters: Holocaust Memory, Decolonization, and Postwar Migration to Europe
… literature I read claims the history of the Jewish Question and Holocaust memory as critical resources for Europe's new migrants and diasporic communities. In these late-twentieth-century and contemporary works, the Holocaust represents the failures of assimilation, religious tolerance, and …
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Looking at Illegal Immigration in the United States through the Lenses of Dietrich Bonhoeffer
… and the application of his theology on the Jewish question. Chapter 3 attempts to reflect Bonhoeffer’s theology and ethics on the current state of the U.S. illegal immigration issue. Chapter 4 ends the thesis with an overview of the impact of Bonhoeffer’s view on the state, church, and …
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Being political and the reconstruction of public discourse: Hannah Arendt on experience, history and the spectator
… she was actually preoccupied by one and the same question, namely, what<br/>it means to be with other people, she just looked for answers in different places and<br/>used different methods. The study shows how in her dissertation on Saint Augustine’s<br/>treatment of love and such early published …
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In the absence of memory?: Jewish fate and dramatic representation; production and critical reception of Holocaust drama on the London stage 1945-1989
… Nazi's own, 'the Final Solution was that 'of the Jewish question in Europe'. Such dramatic distortions hinder perceptions of the identity and fate of the chief victims of the Holocaust. Playwrights', directors', managements', and to a marginally lesser degree, critics' failure to question or …
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Arthur Schnitzler and Jakob Wassermann: a struggle of German-Jewish identities
… of Schnitzler’s stance on the so-called ‘Jewish Question’: a concept one may term enlightened apolitical individualism. Enlightened for Schnitzler’s rejection of Jewish orthodoxy, apolitical because he always remained strongly averse to politics in general, and individualism because …
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Re-Negotiating Czechoslovakia. The State and the Jews in Communist Central Europe: The Czech Lands, 1945-1989
<p>Roughly 50,000 Jewish citizens called Czechoslovakia home in 1945, out of a prewar population of 315,000. More than half chose to emigrate. Others attempted to conceal their roots. Still others hoped to rebuild the Jewish communities destroyed in the Holocaust. Before they could establish a new …
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Jewish toleration, assimilation, and citizenship in the British imagination, 1655-1755
This dissertation argues that Jewish thinking helped shape a British identity rooted in a secular, rather than in a religious, ethics. This identity was liberal, tolerant, and cosmopolitan. I show how, in response to Britain’s growing mercantile and colonial empire, British writers repurposed …
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Migration, Colonialism, and Belonging: Tunisians Around the First World War, 1911-1925
… and filmmaker Albert Samama-Chikli, the son of a Jewish financier father and Catholic Italian mother. Samama-Chikli traveled everywhere from the Western Front to the Sahara during the war and its aftermath, producing a distinct vision of his world during the war while employed by the French Army’s …