# 03 2019: Recht nach 1945
Jewish History & Culture. Magazine of the Dubnow Institute
The third issue of »Jüdische Geschichte & Kultur«is devoted to the Jewish engagement with law after 1945 in reaction to National Socialism and the Holocaust. It focuses on institutions and individuals who committed themselves to the codification of international law, participation, and sovereignty. The permanent sections »Position,« »Critique,« and »Archive« deal with, among other things, the legacy of the Bauhaus in Israel beyond the metropolises, the cinematic oeuvre of Ruth Beckermann, and the diaries of the Egyptologist Georg Steindorff.
The magazine of the Dubnow Institute offers insights into the diversity of Jewish lived experiences from modernity into the present. Each issue is dedicated to a specific theme, examining topical questions, establishing fundamental connections, and discussing contrary perspectives. Further aspects of the respective topic are discussed in the columns »Position,« »Critique,« and »Archive.«
With contributions by
Joyce Antler • Nicolas Berg • Ulrich Bielefeld • Anna Corsten • Dan Diner • Elisabeth Gallas • Inbal Ben-Asher Gitler • Patrick Holzapfel • Laura Jockusch • Martin Jost • Joachim Kalka • Dagi Knellessen • Marcel Müller • Barbara Picht • Ernst Piper • Momme Schwarz • Zohar Segev • Kerstin Seidel • Katharina Stengel • Annette Weinke • Yfaat Weiss • Anton Weiss-Wendt
68 pp.
Berlin: Metropol Verlag, 2019
ISSN: 2567-8469
ISBN: 978-3-86331-471-2
Price: 14,00 € (D), 17,20 € (international)
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