Constructing Modern Identities

Educated as Germans and raised with great social and professional expectations, Jewish university students in the nineteenth century were forced to reconcile their German and Jewish heritages, For most of the century, the majority of German Jews privatized their Jewishness to avoid conflicts with societal expectations.

Preface

9

(6)

Acknowledgments

15

(2)

List of Organizations

17

(4)

I THE TRANSFORMATION OF JEWISH EDUCATION

Identity and Education in the Modern Era

21

(16)

Jewish University Students in Preunification Germany

37

(24)

II THE ORGANIZATIONAL IMPULSE

Emancipation and the Reintroduction of the ``Jewish Question'' at German Universities

61

(20)

The Emergence of Jewish Student Associations

81

(32)

III DEFINING AND REDEFINING THE SUBJECT

Reconstructing Forgotten Jews: Portraits of the Noncorporate Student Body

113

(28)

A Coat of Many Colors: German Jewry on the Eve of World War I

141

(26)

Conclusion

167

(4)

Notes

171

(26)

Bibliography

197

(18)

Index

215

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Constructing Modern Identities

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