Textual Genres

Yossi Ben-Artzi Cyprus: A Temporary Refuge for German-Speaking Jews
Susanne Bennewitz Switzerland as a Stopover: A Safe Haven Close at Hand
Lukas Böckmann A Caribbean Way Station: The German-Speaking Jewish Diaspora in Cuba
Mechthild Duppel-Takayama, Thomas Pekar A Temporary Home: German-Speaking Jews in Japan
Patrick Farges A Home of Human Rights? The German-speaking Jewish Diaspora in France (1930s–1940s)
Lisa Sophie Gebhard Homecoming to a Foreign Country. German-speaking Jews in Palestine/Israel
Shirli Gilbert From One Racial State to Another. German-speaking Jews in South Africa
Pragya Kaul Guido Welcoming Refuge? German-speaking Jews in India
Andrea Hammel A Safe Haven Full of Contradictions: German-speaking Jews and Their New Lives in the United Kingdom
Sebastian Musch In the Holy Land of Buddhism: German-Jewish Migrants in Sri Lanka
Meredith Oyen Free and Unfree in a Faraway Place: German-speaking Refugees in China’s Foreign Concessions and the Shanghai Ghetto
Julia Schneidawind From Altona to Melbourne. German-Speaking Jews in Australia
Björn Siegel A ‘Land of the Future’? German-Speaking Jews Find Refuge and New Beginnings in Brazil from the 1930s Onward
Monica Tempian A Refuge in the Furthest Promised Land: German-Speaking Jews in New Zealand
Sietske van der Veen Site of Transmigration and Long-time Diasporic Centre: The Netherlands as a Home to German-speaking Jews
Nadège Veldwachter Haiti’s Humanitarian Offer: Jewish Refugees in the Caribbean During the Second World War
Sonja Wegner Uruguay: A New Home in South America?

Amy Carney, Jonathon Eder A Journalist Whose Diasporic Experience Contributed to Progressive Postwar Globalism: Ernest Pisko’s Thank You Letter of October 22, 1965
Amy Carney, Kendra Nordin Beato A Return Through Taste and Memory to the Home Left Behind: Risa Pisko’s Letter to Phyllis Hanes
Irit Chen Past and Future: The Association of Israelis of Central European Origin and its Magazine, MB Yakinton
Marlen Eckl From Gross-Breesen to Rolândia – Refuge and New Beginnings in the Brazilian Interior
Sheer Ganor Aufbau: From New York to the Diaspora
Anthony Grenville AJR Journal: The Monthly Journal of the Association of Jewish Refugees, London
Ita Heinze-Greenberg An Architectural Object: The Schocken Library as Transposed Memory of German-Jewish Erudition in Jerusalem
Megumi Ishiida A Photographic Record of German-Jewish Refugees in Kobe, 1940: The Escape Journey of the Katzenstein Family
David Jünger Divided Experiences: Joachim Prinz, the Jewish Struggle against Racism in the United States, and the “March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom” on 28 August 1963
Bea Lewkowicz Oral Histories from Belsize Square Synagogue: Memory, Community, and Belonging
Evangelia Matthopoulou A Glimpse into the German-Jewish Presence in Cyprus during the 1930s: Reflections on Arthur Ruppin’s 1935 Report
Irene Munster When a Bet Became a School: Immigrant Vision and the Founding of Colegio Tarbut in Buenos Aires
Felix Römer Objects of Memory: The Heyd(t) Family’s Rosenthal Coffee Set
Christine Schmidt Postwar Documentation Efforts of the German-Jewish Diaspora: The Wiener Library’s Eyewitness Accounts Collection in London
Leonie S.E. Schottler Amos Fröhlich’s Autobiography: A Bridge Builder between Germany and Israel and the Last Contemporary Witness of the So-Called Rexingen Jews
Anna Marion Weber Living between Languages, Writing between Languages: Salka Viertel’s Diaspora Diary
Alexander Weidle Two out of 10,000: The Farnbacher Twins from Augsburg and the ‘Kindertransports’ to the United Kingdom
Wiebke Zeil Gross-Breesen Letter 18, April 49 – Insights into the Correspondence of a Transnational Network