A New Germany in a New Europe

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volume of carefully redrafted essays is the perpetuation of the dichotomy between Germans and Jews, one that haunts contemporary German writing on the topic, even when that writing is in English. Here I can mention the "philo-Semitic" autobiography by Bjorn Krondorfer, a young German-born historian now teaching in the United States, who also has written a participant-observer study of "the encounters between young Jews and Germans" (as per the subtitle of the volume).