“The Holocaust Began with a Refugee Crisis”: Historical Learning Processes and the European Present

Articles in the same Issue

1. Masthead
2. Contents
3. Acknowledgements
4. Message from the Editors
5. PART 1. RABBINICS
6. Jewish Pride in Rabbi Avraham Danzig’s Hayei Adam as Instantiated in the Aleinu Hymn
7. Mishnah Kiddushin 4:1-8, Mishnah’s (Re-)Conceptualization of Jewish Society in the Hebrew Bible
8. Maimonides’ Contribution to Social Intervention Ethics
9. Return to Zion: The Current Revival of Torat Eretz Israel
10. Mishum Hatnut or Not: The Tannaitic Bans on Certain Gentile-Produced Foods
11. A Seat at the Table: Yosse ben Yosse and Mishnah Yoma in Dialogue
12. PART 2. BIOETHICS
13. Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Halakhic Responsibility for Physicians to Consult Data
14. Ethical Dilemmas in Palliative Care: Application of Jewish Medical Ethics to Inform Decision-Making
15. Is There a Communal Obligation to Provide Access to Healthcare? Analysis of a Halakhic Minimum
16. PART 3. HISTORY AND HOLOCAUST STUDIES
17. Qaddish for the Shtetl: Assessing Small Ghettos under Nazi Occupation
18. The Problem of Evil in the Holocaust: Two Jewish Responses
19. The Good, the Bad and the Marketplace: Boycott, Economic Rationality, and Jewish Consumers in Interwar Germany
20. “The Holocaust Began with a Refugee Crisis”: Historical Learning Processes and the European Present
21. PART 4. HEBREW LANGUAGE
22. אמעט' גשומה לש ורוריב – 'תילכת' וא 'ךויש'תידומלתה תורפסב 'ארקד
23. תבישיב קומע יופיר :”הכרב לבקל םתס אל“םילבוקמ
24. REVIEW
25. Beth A. Berkowitz, Animals and Animality in the Babylonian Talmud. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2018. 227 p
26. Contributors