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  • 2000-2004  (2)
  • Leo Baeck Institute  (2)
  • Berlin  (1)
  • Judenvernichtung  (1)
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    Language: English
    Pages: 36 Seiten , Illustrationen
    Year of publication: 2002
    Keywords: Berlin ; Geschichte 1918-1933 ; Juden
    Abstract: The social and political turmoil following Germany’s crushing defeat in World War I paved the way for daring innovations and profound changes in all areas of cultural and public life: the arts, literature, business, architecture and the theater. For a little more than one brief decade, 1919-1933, Berlin became the cultural capital of Europe, a magnet for the artistic avant-garde from all over the world. What made Berlin attractive was the exceptionally liberal cultural and social climate, which emerged from the collapse of the old imperial order. All those who had formerly been excluded from the conservative mainstream were catapulted into prominent positions of power and influence, not surprisingly an extraordinarily large number of Jews among them. Jews came to exemplify “modernity” in the Weimar Republic because so many Jewish artists, scientists, and entrepreneurs were on the forefront of change. While many “modernists” were not Jewish, and many of the Jews barely observant, the association was nonetheless strong. While Weimar did present new opportunities for Jews, their increasing participation in German culture, in disproportionate numbers as many critics asserted, intensified debates on the “Jewish question” as anti-Semitism gained political respectability and mass support that it did not have in earlier times. This LBI exhibition on the “Perils of Prominence” explores the decisive role Jewish artists, journalists, composers, and architects played in defining modernity in the Weimar years. From Schönberg’s twelve-tone music, to Erich Mendelsohn’s elegant architectural designs, to Alfred Döblin’s expressionist prose, all helped steer European imperial culture of the post-World War I era onto a more democratic course.
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    Oxford : Oxford Univ. Press | London : East and West Libr. | London : Secker & Warburg | Oxford : Berghahn ; 1.1956 -
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    ISSN: 0075-8744 , 1758-437X
    Language: English
    Year of publication: 1956-
    Dates of Publication: 1.1956 -
    Additional Information: 1.1956 darin Bibliography of Hebrew and Yiddish publications on German Jewry
    Additional Information: Bis 37.1992 darin Post-war publications on German Jewry
    Additional Information: 38.1993 - 39.1994 u. 42.1997 darin Post-war publications on German speaking Jewry
    Additional Information: 40.1995 - 41.1996 und ab 43.1998 darin Publications on German speaking Jewry
    Series Statement: Publications of the Leo Baeck Institute of Jews from Germany
    Series Statement: Publications of the Leo Baeck Institute
    Parallel Title: Erscheint auch als Leo Baeck Institute Leo Baeck Institute yearbook
    Former Title: Yearbook of the Leo Baeck Institute
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    Keywords: Geschichte ; Judentum ; Judenvernichtung ; Juden ; Deutschland ; Zeitschrift ; Juden ; Geschichte ; Judentum ; Geschichte ; Judenvernichtung ; Deutschland ; Juden ; Geschichte
    Note: Repr.: Nendeln : Kraus , Urh. bis 4.1959: Leo Baeck Institute of Jews from Germany
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