Hebrew Literature in the 20th Century Israeli-German Constellations and Resonances
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Geschichtsoptimismus und Katastrophenbewusstsein Europa nach dem Holocaust Ed. by Jan Gerber, Philipp Graf, and Anna Pollmann
Topical Textbook »Jewish Religious Traditions«
Hebrew Literature in the 20th Century<br />Israeli-German Constellations<br />and Resonances
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The Leibniz Institute for Jewish History and Culture – Simon Dubnow (DI) is dedicated to interdisciplinary research across multiple eras of Jewish life worlds in Central and Eastern Europe, from the Middle Ages through to the present. This research adopts a pan-European perspective and includes areas of Jewish emigration, especially Israel as well as North and Latin America.
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