#80 / Editorial

Last week’s issue of K. dealt with compensation (The German-Israeli “reparations” agreement (1952): the mirage of reconciliation, by Constantin Goschler) as well as vengeance, through...

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#79 / Editorial

It was in September 1952 – just seventy years ago – that the Luxembourg Agreement on German reparations to Israel was signed by Federal Chancellor...

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#78 / Editorial

What is antisemitism? This is a question that never stops coming up. Every generation asks it again. Whether a description or a position is considered...

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# 77 / Editorial

A few days after the desecration of the Jewish cemetery in Carpentras in 1990, the great philosopher Jean-François Lyotard reacted in an article published in...

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# 76 / Editorial

Lines of Demarcation The high school version of French history teaches us that the country was split in two under the German occupation of World...

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# 75 / Editorial

European Jewish life could only resume in the aftermath of the Holocaust on the predicate that the state would ensure the safety of the decimated...

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#74 / Editorial

K. is fortunate to have an editor like Julia Christ in its ranks; she gives no quarter to platitudes. Christ, born in Germany and now...

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#73 / Editorial

  There is nothing like an inferno to rouse men from a summertime torpor. France has been treated to a series of forest fires in...

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#72 / Editorial

  This week, we are rerunning Balázs Berkovits’ two-part series on the Jews and whiteness, titled “What Color Are the Jews?” A detailed analysis of...

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# 71 / Editorial

  We conclude this week our long interview with Daniel Mendelsohn. In this last part, he surveys the politics of our period: the rise of...

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# 70 / Editorial

« The lost identity of the immigrant family can only be recreated through a narrative. That’s why my grandfather was always telling stories about the ‘old...

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# 69 / Editorial

Daniel Mendelsohn’s The Lost was a worldwide bestseller, an immediate Classic. This book – the story, told by a child of survivors, of some members...

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