Brothers and Strangers : The East European

Examines the search for identity of German Jewish intellectuals of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries and discusses their attitudes toward the culture of East European Jews

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xi

Preface

xiii

German Jewry and the Making of the Ostjude, 1800--1880

3

(29)

The Ambivalent Heritage: Liberal Jews and the Ostjuden, 1880--1914

32

(26)

Caftan and Cravat: ``Old'' Jews, ``New'' Jews, and Pre-World War I Anti-Semitism

58

(22)

Zionism and the Ostjuden: The Ambiguity of Nationalization

80

(20)

Identity and Culture: The Ostjude as Counter-Myth

100

(21)

From Rationalism to Myth: Martin Buber and the Reception of Hasidism

121

(18)

Strange Encounter: Germany, World War I, and the Ostjuden

139

(46)

The Cult of the Ostjuden: The War and Beyond

185

(30)

Jewish Identity, Ostjuden, and Anti-Semitism in the Weimar Republic

215

(31)

The Inverted Image

246

(9)

Abbreviations

255

(2)

Notes

257

(50)

Selected Bibliography

307

(18)

Index

325

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Brothers and Strangers : The East European Jew in German and German Jewish Consciousness, 1800-1923

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