Jewish Press in the Third Reich

Herbert Freeden Freelance Author and Journalist,Jerusalem

• Humanism censored; structure and statistics; development of a Jewish press - the historical background; to stay or leave?; controversy on culture; voice of the Gemeinde; religion and politics; the Jewish state; "der morgen"; the image of women in the Jewish press; the final station.

'... anyone interested in contemporary history will read [this book] with profit, and it certainly is a must for every university library.'Jewish Chronicle'One can quote endlessly from this fascinating and meticulously annotated book, which has received an excellent English translation. Recommended.'The Jerusalem Post Magazine'... an invaluable contribution to the study of Jewish cultural life in Germany during the Nazi years. With its thorough documentation, The Jewish Press in the Third Reich prepares the ground for further research.'German Politics and Society'... he succeeds in using the Jewish press to provide a valuable entree into the inner life of a community that was restored to vitality, largely in spite of itself and only on the brink of its demise.'Central European History' (a) sensitive and informative study... The great merit of this work by the Israeli scholar who thirty years ago wrote the standard work on the Jewish Kulturbund is that he treats the subjec