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          On 12 September , in the middle of the Second World War, Albert Einstein wrote a letter to nineteen-year-old German-Jewish refugee Hans Kaufmann in.

        1. On 12 September , in the middle of the Second World War, Albert Einstein wrote a letter to nineteen-year-old German-Jewish refugee Hans Kaufmann in.
        2. Micha Brumlik the owners of steel and coal try to enslave the German people example of Albert Leo Schlageter.
        3. Biography—A Dream?Brigitte Boothe - - In Jürgen Straub (ed.), Narration, Identity, and Historical Consciousness.
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        5. Micha Brumlik described his experience of attending an international Jewish seminar in Antwerp in [End Page ] the s as 'the.

          6. Biography—A Dream?Brigitte Boothe - - In Jürgen Straub (ed.), Narration, Identity, and Historical Consciousness....

          Overshadowed by history. Arab migrants, Berlin.

          But there’s also a precision to what he has to say that reflects the long and incomplete struggle by German Jews for a more progressive national politics.

          Responding to interviewer Wieland Hoban’s concerns about the German government’s heavily criticised Antisemitism czar, Felix Klein, Brumlik says what the country needs is a commissioner for “Antisemitism and racism,” not just Antisemitism.

          It’s Micha Brumlik at his best.

          Listening to Brumlik speak with Hoban, it’s as though a circle has finally closed between his ’68 generation and today. It’s a far cry from the Cold War Jewish community, and it’s often limited take on topics like Israel and Muslim immigration.

          Yet, as Micha Brumlik explains, Germany still has a very long way to go, both as a whole and within the Jewish community.It will be another generation or two before anything approaching normalisation is within reach, he cautions.

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          Wieland Hoban: What was