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Germans and Jews: Since the Holocaust, the Changing Situation in West Germany
Examines the perplexing issues and polemics surrounding the recent reconsideration of the Jewish-German synthesis. In wide-ranging essays, the contributors explore the ways in which contemporary German culture and society reflect the intellectual achievements of jewish-German critical thought during the Wilhelminian and Weimar epoch, while perpetuating anti-Semitic currents in social institutions, daily life. and politics—from the pro-Arab views of the New Left to nationalistic aspirations of the Right.
365 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1983
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Anson Rabinbach
22 books4 followersAnson Rabinbach is professor of history at Princeton University, founder and co-editor of New German Critique, and author of several books, including In the Shadow of Catastrophe: German Intellectuals Between Apocalypse and Enlightenment.
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