Doubly Foreign: Jewish Cemeteries in the Formerly German Space in Poland

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Foreword: The Virtuality of Jewish Europe 1
4. Part I: Introduction
5. Life after Life: Shifting Virtualities (and Realities) 20 Years after Virtually Jewish 5
6. Jewish Spaces in a Topsy-Turvy Europe 21
7. Part II: Digital Practices
8. Technological Heterotopianism: How a Case Study of a Holocaust Digital Mapping Project of Łomża, Poland Served as a Guide for Reconciliation in Polish-Jewish Relations 35
9. Four Women in Social Media: Representing Jewishness in Poland and Ukraine 57
10. From Lockdown to Warzone: The Digital Turn in Jewish–Muslim Encounters 75
11. Part III: Heritage
12. Nostalgia Networks: Virtual Jewish Heritage and the European American Jewish Experience 97
13. Doubly Foreign: Jewish Cemeteries in the Formerly German Space in Poland 109
14. Speyer, Worms, Mainz (ShUM): Connecting Centuries through Music, Art, and Spirituality 131
15. Part IV: Public Spaces
16. Jewish Spaces in Present Vienna: A Hebrew Street Sign and the Taste of Authenticity and Virtuality in the Cityscape 151
17. On the Edge of Virtuality: Jewish Spaces after October 7 175
18. One Year after October 7: Reflections on Shrinking Spaces and Personal Realities 201
19. Part V: Conclusion
20. Epilogue: Virtual Jewish Spaces for the Future 221
21. Biographies
22. Index of Places
23. Index of People
24. Index of Concepts
25. Index of Institutions