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Volume 32 (1999): Issue 2 (Sep 1999): Holocaust/Millennium Issue

in European Judaism

Table of Contents

Editorial
- Editorial
Looking Back
- Germany, My Father and the Second Generation
- Ontology or Bureaucracy?
  
  Hannah Arendt's Early Interpretations of the Holocaust
- What Was the Role of the Wannsee Conference in the Final Solution?
- Composition as Spiritual Practice
  
  Mind and Spirit in the World of Arnold Schoenberg
- London's Haredi Periodicals in Yiddish
  
  Language, Literature and Ultra-Orthodox Ideology
- Ageing Patients, Psychotherapists and Holocaust Survivors
Looking Forward
- Das Ist Nich Nur Gestern; Das Ist Morgen und Heute
  
  (It Is Not Only Yesterday; It Is Tomorrow and Today)
- Colloquium for the Millennium
  
  Forum 2000 in Prague – 1997 and 1998
- Address by the President of the Czech Republic
  
  Forum 2000, Prague Castle, Spanish Hall, 4 September 1997
- The Chimes of Liberation and the Millennial Frontier
  
  Extract of the Statement at the Conference Forum 2000, 4 September 2007
- Letter to Forum 2000
  
  3 September 1997
- From Prague
  
  Biblical Realism, Not Utopia
- Jewish Studies in the New Germany Reconsidered
  
  A View from Within
- A Global Ethic and Human Duties
  
  Global Civilisation at the End of the Twentieth Century – A Universal Ethic and Human Duties, or Relative Values across World Cultures?
- Balance in the Ecosphere
  
  A Perspective
Poetry
- Poetry
Book Reviews
- Book Reviews

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