"These interviews are valuable and frank documents. The experiences of the Kalman family are representative of many Jewish families in the period 1945-2000. Y. Michal Bodemann's astute questions and obvious intimate acquaintance with the family bring out the problematic aspects of being Jewish in Germany today. He deals not only with questions of anti-Semitism but also with the secularization process of German Jews."--Jack Zipes, coeditor of "Unlikely History: The Changing German-Jewish Symbiosis, 1945-2000"
"These interviews are valuable and frank documents. The experiences of the Kalman family are representative of many Jewish families in the period 1945-2000. Y. Michal Bodemann's astute questions and obvious intimate acquaintance with the family bring out the problematic aspects of being Jewish in Germany today. He deals not only with questions of anti-Semitism but also with the secularization process of German Jews."--Jack Zipes, coeditor of "Unlikely History: The Changing German-Jewish Symbiosis, 1945-2000"
Y. Michal Bodemann is Professor of Sociology at the University of Toronto. He is the author of Out of the Ashes: The Vicissitudes of the New German Jewry and the editor of Jews, Germans, Memory: Reconstructions of Jewish Life in Germany.
Inhaltsangabe
Acknowledgments xi Introduction: Contemporary German Jewish Life through One Family 1 Prologue: Rita Volkov, Great Aunt in Toronto 37 Part 1. Albert's Family Berthold and His Father 45 Working in the Kalmans' Firm 71 Berthold in His Life 79 Eva, Swiss Mentality, Polish Company 91 Ronnie, in and out of His Father's Shadow 108 Salek, Nordau's Jew 119 Esther, the Zionist Pioneer in Our Family 132 Gabriel, Postmodern Jew 156 Part 2. Ignaz and Dina Ignaz, Dina's Father 179 Dina, from Germany to Israel and Back 187 Johannes Rautenstrauch, A Goy in the House 218 Part 3. Jerry Guterman Jerry and the Fossils 233 Part 4. Jurek's Family Jurek, Benjamin and His Brothers 249 Jonny, a Career in Israel 256 Lilian, Staying at Home 261 Motti, the Sculptor-Rememberer 268 Glossary 279
Acknowledgments xi Introduction: Contemporary German Jewish Life through One Family 1 Prologue: Rita Volkov, Great Aunt in Toronto 37 Part 1. Albert's Family Berthold and His Father 45 Working in the Kalmans' Firm 71 Berthold in His Life 79 Eva, Swiss Mentality, Polish Company 91 Ronnie, in and out of His Father's Shadow 108 Salek, Nordau's Jew 119 Esther, the Zionist Pioneer in Our Family 132 Gabriel, Postmodern Jew 156 Part 2. Ignaz and Dina Ignaz, Dina's Father 179 Dina, from Germany to Israel and Back 187 Johannes Rautenstrauch, A Goy in the House 218 Part 3. Jerry Guterman Jerry and the Fossils 233 Part 4. Jurek's Family Jurek, Benjamin and His Brothers 249 Jonny, a Career in Israel 256 Lilian, Staying at Home 261 Motti, the Sculptor-Rememberer 268 Glossary 279
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