Special Issue (english) / June 2020
In dieser Ausgabe:
Barbara Staudacher: From the Neckar River to the Mediterranean – Shavei Tzion was Founded 82 Years Ago (translated by Rosy Lumsden and Sarah Davis-Röck)
Judy Temime: Letting History Speak: Storytelling from the Shavei Tzion Archives
Diana Bletter: A Sixty-Year Friendship of Muslim and Jew, Born on the Soccer Pitch
Kent Hirschfelder: Hirschfelder Family History
Dr. Fredy Kahn: 1945 – Harry Kahn Returns to Baisingen (translated by Benedict von Bremen)
Cynthia Francis Gensheimer, Ph. D.: The Levy Family and Ongoing Ties Between Branches in Hechingen and Quincy, Illinois
Editors: Bookpreview Mimi Schwartz, „Good Neighbors, Bad Times Revisited: New Echoes of My Father’s German Village“
Sigrid Goth-Zeck and Günter Häfelinger: The Laying of Stumbling Stones for Tübingen Jews
Benedict von Bremen: The Tübingen History Path to National Socialism: An Exmple for Researching and Exploring Local History
November 9, 2019 Tübingen. Speech by Rabbi Ari Silberman. Introduction by Benedict von Bremen
Angelika Braun: Jewish Rottweil: Places and People (translated by Benedict von Bremen)
Irene Scherer and Welf Schröter: Remembering Löwenstein, Pausa, Bauhaus
Helmut Opferkuch: Looking for Jewish Traces in Haigerloch – A Short History of the Jewish People in Haigerloch
Yair Rubin: Why Youth Exchang? Why Germany?
Volker Mall: The History of the Kozak Family: An Example for the Research of the KZ-Gedenkstätte Hailfingen-Tailfingen (translated by Benedict von Bremen)
Dr. Andreas Zekorn: The Liberation of the Unternehmen “Wüste” Concentration Camp Inmates in April 1945: French Troops Put and End to Unimaginable Suffering (translated by Benedict von Bremen)
Heide Friederich: In Times of Corona: 75 Years After the Liberation of the Operation “Desert”
Concentration Camp Survivors (translated by Benedict von Bremen)
Dieter Grupp: The Museum Bisingen: Re-Opend in 2019
Dr. Michael Walther: “From the Point of View of Humanity and Helping.“ Ingeborg Ziebarth: From Berlin to Balingen (translated by Benedict von Bremen)
Susanne Goebel and Doris Muth: Review and Insight: The Stauffenberg Memorial Site in Albstadt-Lautlingen (translated by Benedict von Bremen)
Dr. Gil Hüttenmeister: Jewish Cemetries in Poland and the Ukraine
Sarah Stern: Four Poems
Hannah Yerington: A Photograph and Two Poems Inspired by My Trip to Rexingen in May 2017
Erica Gies: Germans Hold Keys to My Jewish Roots. Their Work is a Critical Beacon in a Time of Rising Hate
