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Mentioned in

• A Caribbean Way Station: The German-Speaking Jewish Diaspora in Cuba (Lukas Böckmann)
• 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 Journalist Whose Diasporic Experience Contributed to Progressive Postwar Globalism: Ernest Pisko’s Thank You Letter of October 22, 1965 (Amy Carney, Jonathon Eder)
• A Photographic Record of German-Jewish Refugees in Kobe, 1940: The Escape Journey of the Katzenstein Family (Megumi Ishiida)
• A Refuge in the Furthest Promised Land: German-Speaking Jews in New Zealand (Monica Tempian)
• A Return Through Taste and Memory to the Home Left Behind: Risa Pisko’s Letter to Phyllis Hanes (Amy Carney, Kendra Nordin Beato)
• A Safe Haven Full of Contradictions: German-speaking Jews and Their New Lives in the United Kingdom (Andrea Hammel)
• A Temporary Home: German-Speaking Jews in Japan (Mechthild Duppel-Takayama, Thomas Pekar)
• A ‘Land of the Future’? German-Speaking Jews Find Refuge and New Beginnings in Brazil from the 1930s Onward (Björn Siegel)
• AJR Journal: The Monthly Journal of the Association of Jewish Refugees, London (Anthony Grenville)
• An Architectural Object: The Schocken Library as Transposed Memory of German-Jewish Erudition in Jerusalem (Ita Heinze-Greenberg)
• 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)
• 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 (David Jünger)
• Free and Unfree in a Faraway Place: German-speaking Refugees in China’s Foreign Concessions and the Shanghai Ghetto (Meredith Oyen)
• 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)
• Gross-Breesen Letter 18, April 49 – Insights into the Correspondence of a Transnational Network (Wiebke Zeil)
• Haiti’s Humanitarian Offer: Jewish Refugees in the Caribbean During the Second World War (Nadège Veldwachter)
• Hilde Zaloscer (1903–1999) (Anna Günter)
• Homecoming to a Foreign Country. German-speaking Jews in Palestine/Israel (Lisa Sophie Gebhard)
• Hugo Simon (1880–1950) (Rafael Cardoso)
• In the Holy Land of Buddhism: German-Jewish Migrants in Sri Lanka (Sebastian Musch)
• Irma Stern (1894–1966) (Anna Sophia Messner)
• Joachim Prinz (1902–1988) (David Jünger)
• Living between Languages, Writing between Languages: Salka Viertel’s Diaspora Diary (Anna Marion Weber)
• Martha Steinitz (1889–1966) (Dominique Miething)
• Max Brod (1884–1968) (Anna-Dorothea Ludewig)
• Objects of Memory: The Heyd(t) Family’s Rosenthal Coffee Set (Felix Römer)
• Postwar Documentation Efforts of the German-Jewish Diaspora: The Wiener Library’s Eyewitness Accounts Collection in London (Christine Schmidt)
• Reinhold and Erich Scholem (Jay Howard Geller)
• Risa Pisko (1902–1995) (Amy Carney, Kendra Nordin Beato)
• Rundbrief, Issue 18, 1949 April, Jüdisches Auswanderungslehrgut (Gross-Breesen, Silesia)
• 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)
• Speech by Rabbi Joachim Prinz at the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, August 28, 1963, Washington, D.C.
• Switzerland as a Stopover: A Safe Haven Close at Hand (Susanne Bennewitz)
• The Michaelis Hallenstein Family and Their Contribution to Building Melbourne’s Jewish Community (Sue Silberberg)
• The Uhlfelders: Stories of Exile from Germany to Argentina (Silvia Glocer)
• Two out of 10,000: The Farnbacher Twins from Augsburg and the ‘Kindertransports’ to the United Kingdom (Alexander Weidle)
• Uruguay: A New Home in South America? (Sonja Wegner)
• Welcoming Refuge? German-speaking Jews in India (Pragya Kaul Guido)