Catastrophe and utopia [online] : Jewish intellectuals in Central and Eastern Europe in the 1930s and 1940s / ed. Ferenc Laczo, Joachim von Puttkamer

Bibliogr.

Introduction / Ferenc Laczó Part I: The Rupture of 1933 and New Expressions of Jewishness in the Age of Nazi Germany / Utopia as Everyday Practice / Ines Koeltzsch ‘What Will Become of the German Jews?’ Marija Vulesica ‘Jewishness’ in the Diary of Milán Füst Gábor Schein Part II: Modernity and the Search for Identity / The New Type of Internationalist / Eszter Gantner ‘Europe’ – It’s such a strange word for me! / Małgorzata Quinkenstein Part III: Unprecedented Catastrophe and Lines of Discursive Continuity / A Liberal Utopia Againt All Odds / Clara Royer From European Fascism to the Fate of the Jews / Ferenc Laczó Across the Rupture / Ilse Josepha Lazaroms Part IV: From Utopias to Post-war Trajectories / From the Jewish Renaissance to Socialist Realism / Tamás Scheibner Avatars of being a Jewish Professor at the University of Bucharest in the First Half of the Twentieth Century / Felicia Waldman On the Ice Floe: Rachel Auerbach – The Life of a Yiddishist Intellectual in Early Twentieth Century Poland / Karolina Szymaniak

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