Jews, Catholics, and the Burden of History

Table of contents

• Studies in Contemporary Jewry i
• Title Page iii
• Studies in Contemporary Jewry v
• Preface: Memory and Judgment vii
• Contents xi
• Symposium - Jews, Catholics, and the Burden of History 1
• A Plea Unanswered: Jacques Maritain, Pope Pius Xii, and the Holocaust 3
• Jules Isaac and His Role in Jewish­ Christian Relations 12
• The Church and the Memory of the Shoah: the Catholic Press in Italy, 1945–1947 21
• Catholicism and the Jews in Post-Communist Poland 35
• [Poles-Catholics] and [Symbolic Jews]: Jewishness as Social Closure in Poland 65
• Communist! Fascist! New York Jews and Catholics Fight the Cold War 88
• Toward a Structural Explanation of Jewish-Catholic Political Differences in the United States 111
• Catholic (And Protestant) Israel: the Permutations of Denominational Differences and Identities in Mixed Families 132
• Mini-Symposium Holocaust Memory and Judgment 155
• What Is Holocaust Literature? 157
• Moshe Sharett and the German Reparations Agreement, 1949–1952 213
• The Clandestine Zionist Press in the Dachau­ Kaufering Concentration Camp: Selected Documents from Niẓoẓ, 1944–1945 232
• Essays 241
• Zola's Novel of the Dreyfus Affair: between Mystique and Politique 243
• Franz Boas' Linguistic Paradigm and the Paradox of Jewish Group Existence 252
• Innovating the Past: the Emerging Sphere of the [Torah-True Historian] in America 270
• Book Reviews 289
• Antisemitism, Holocaust, and Genocide 291
• Biography, History, and the Social Sciences 309
• Cultural Studies 338
• Zionism, Israel, and the Middle East 363
• Studies in Contemporary Jewry XXII 381
• Note on Editorial Policy 383

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