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"Steven Aschheim has written an enormously rich and stimulating study. . . Perhaps the most definitive current work on German Jewish culture since the Enlightenment."-David Biale, Studies in Contemporary Jewry "A major contribution to the understanding of modern European Jewry <that>... read more
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- Ostjuden
- Volk
- Franz Oppenheimer
- Herzl
- Hasidism
- Naumann
- Gustav Landauer
- Max Nordau
- Birnbaum
- Hermann
- Friedlander
- Pinsker
- Der Jude
- Lehmann
- Kaufmann
- Franzos
- Julius Berger
- Bodenheimer
- Posen
- Scholem
- Rathenau
- Ludwig Geiger
- Langbehn
- Agnon
- Kurt Blumenfeld
- Paul Nathan
- Adolf Friedemann
- Sammy Gronemann
- Franz Rosenzweig
- Wassermann
- Chaim Weizmann
- Fuchs
- Kafka
- Schiller
- Berdichevsky
- Rilke
- Otto Weininger
- Adolf Grabowsky
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- Steven E. Aschheim (Author)
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Page Count: 311
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Page Count: 311
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- Dewey: 306.08924043
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- Books › Nonfiction › Social Sciences › Special Groups › Ethnic Studies
- Books › History › Historical Study › Social History
- Books › History › World › Jewish
- Books › History › Europe › Eastern
- Books › History › Europe › Germany
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