The Jewish Response to German Culture: From the Enlightenment to the Second World War Book

	Preface
	Acknowledgments
	Jewish Emancipation: Between Bildung and Respectability	1
	Moses Mendelssohn as the Archetypal German Jew	17
	The Kassel "Ha-Meassef" of 1799: An Unknown Contribution to the Haskalah	32
	Hermann Cohen: Judaism in the Context of German Philosophy	51
	Reform Jewish Thinkers and Their German Intellectual Context	64
	German Culture and the Jews	85
	The Invisible Community: Emancipation, Secular Culture, and Jewish Identity in the Writings of Berthold Auerbach	100
	Heine's Jewish Writer Friends: Dilemmas of a Generation, 1817-33	120
	Fin-de-Siecle Vienna: The Jewish Contribution	137
	German-Jewish and German-Christian Writers: Cooperation in Exile	150
	Wilhelm II and the Kaiserjuden: A Problematical Encounter	164
	The Dynamics of Dissimilation: Ostjuden and German Jews	193
	"The Jew Within": The Myth of "Judaization" in Germany	212
	Sisterhood under Siege: Feminism and Antisemitism in Germany, 1904-38	242
	The Zionist Response to Antisemitism in the Weimar Republic	266
	Jewish Cultural Centers in Nazi Germany: Expectations and Accomplishments	294
	Lost, Stolen, and Strayed: The Archival Heritage of Modern German-Jewish History	317
	Contributors	337
	Index	343