Around 2011, Israeli migration1–precisely Israeli Jewish migration–to Germany became a
recurring subject in public discourse. Reflecting ideological investments, this migration was …

The Israeli–West-German Reparations Agreement from September 10, 1952, is considered
an event of paramount importance in the history of the State of Israel due to its dramatic and …

Critically analyzing Israeli-Jewish migration to Germany, A Double Burden combines
complementary approaches from the social sciences—quantitative, qualitative, and …

While some of the founders of American cultural anthropology and British social
anthropology were part of the transregional Jewish and non-Jewish German speaking …

This article argues that German–Israeli reconciliation after 1945 has not been as exemplary
as is often suggested. Drawing on key aspects which emerge from a discussion of relevant …

Throughout the 1930s and early 1940s, before closing its borders to Jewish refugees, the
United States granted asylum to approximately 90,000 German Jews fleeing the horrors of …

This article examines Benjamin Stein's Das Alphabet des Rabbi Löw (2014; first published
as Das Alphabet des Juda Liva in 1995) as an intervention in current debates about the …

Foundational narratives of the German Democratic Republic as an anti-fascist state
subsumed accounts of Jewish suffering and victimization before and during the Second …

Building on the work of Anthony D. Kauders, 1 this paper seeks to locate sociopolitical
activism of Jews of the 'third generation writ small'in Germany. 2 It renders ethnographic …