title: Germans, Jews, and Antisemites: Trials in Emancipation
author:  Shulamit Volkov 
description: "Volkov deftly illuminates the paradoxical social, demographic and cultural position of German Jews, in which social and occupational distinction blended with distinctiveness.... this volume provides a rewarding summary statement of Volkov's contributions to German-Jewish history and especially to German history." <br />-Shelley Baranowski, Department of History, University of Akron, H-German<br /><br />"Volkov may be complemented for widening the aperture, and seeing the problem of Jews and antisemitism with a European, even transnational lens. The benefit of this approach is even more evident when she considers the Jews of Palestine, who despite their clear-sighted anguish about events in Nazi Germany in the 1930s nevertheless remained preoccupied with teh Zionist projects in Eretz Israel." <br />-Helmut Walser Smith, Vanderbilt University<br /><br />"Volkov does an excellent job of sketching out the contradictions and conflicts that plagued the process of acculturation...The three sections of this book are outstanding essays." <br />Jay Howard Geller, Canadian Journal of History<br /><br />"The essays collected in this book often have to do with German-Jewish reactions to antisemitism and with the complex dynamics of Jewish assimiliation....Volkov offers bold and penetrating answers to much-discussed questions....She conceptualizes and contextualizes the structure and meaning of antisemitism discourse deftly, setting up her arguments by identifying holes in the existing scholarship wit admirably clarity....abounds with fresh perspectives on large and difficult problems..." <br /><b>--Paul Reitter, Ohio State University, German Quarterly Book Reviews</b><br /><br /><br />"This book contributes excellent reading for all course on Jewish-German history." -Sabine Von Mering, German Studies Review
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  TABLE OF CONTENTS
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  CHAPTER I
  MEDICINES WITHOUT CURE
  1. Extermination and Sterilization
  2. Breeding, a Mendelian Theory
  3. Political Dismemberment
  1. Compulsory Migration
  Justice-Not Sentimentality or Cruelty
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  CHAPTER II
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  Who Is RESPQNSIBLE?
  Another Scrap of Paper
  Caesar and Tacitus Report on Nazism
  Earlier German Fuehrers
  Gangsterism in Intellectual Garb
  Race and Murder Become a Philosophy
  Paganism Adopts Music
  A German Nostradamus Speaks
  Hitler"s Inheritance
  Dightning Struck Twice
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  CHAPTER III
  PHNISHMENT
  The Common Sense of International Law
  The world Undertakes a Task
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