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A Glimpse into the German-Jewish Presence in Cyprus during the 1930s: Reflections on Arthur Ruppin’s 1935 Report (Evangelia Matthopoulou)
A Home of Human Rights? The German-speaking Jewish Diaspora in France (1930s–1940s) (Patrick Farges)
A Refuge in the Furthest Promised Land: German-Speaking Jews in New Zealand (Monica Tempian)
A Safe Haven Full of Contradictions: German-speaking Jews and Their New Lives in the United Kingdom (Andrea Hammel)
A ‘Land of the Future’? German-Speaking Jews Find Refuge and New Beginnings in Brazil from the 1930s Onward (Björn Siegel)
Anne Fischer (1914–1986) (Jessica Williams Stark)
Aufbau: From New York to the Diaspora (Sheer Ganor)
Cyprus: A Temporary Refuge for German-Speaking Jews (Yossi Ben-Artzi)
From Altona to Melbourne. German-Speaking Jews in Australia (Julia Schneidawind)
From One Racial State to Another. German-speaking Jews in South Africa (Shirli Gilbert)
Gershom Scholem (1897–1982) (Jay Howard Geller)
Homecoming to a Foreign Country. German-speaking Jews in Palestine/Israel (Lisa Sophie Gebhard)
Hugo Simon (1880–1950) (Rafael Cardoso)
Oral Histories from Belsize Square Synagogue: Memory, Community, and Belonging (Bea Lewkowicz)
Past and Future: The Association of Israelis of Central European Origin and its Magazine, MB Yakinton (Irit Chen)
Peter Munz (1921–2006) (Ann Beaglehole)
Risa Pisko (1902–1995) (Amy Carney, Kendra Nordin Beato)
Salka Viertel (1889–1978) (Anna Marion Weber)
Site of Transmigration and Long-time Diasporic Centre: The Netherlands as a Home to German-speaking Jews (Sietske van der Veen)
