Jacqueline Adams
Jewish Refugees’ Escape from France to Franco’s Spain during the Holocaust (1940 – 1945)
Independent Scholar
Sophia Avants
Reconstructing Ritual Stepped Pools (Mikvaot) in the Galilee: Understand the Cultural Milieu of the Tannaitic Rabbis
Duke University
Judah Bernstein
Jerome Frank and American Jews on the Eve of World War II
Independent Scholar
Geraldine Gudefin
(Un)Making Families: Jewish Marriage, Law, and Empire in the Baghdadi Diaspora
National University of Singapore
Mazalit Haim
Hope and its Discontents: The Politics of Emotions in Modern Israeli Culture
Vanderbilt University
Marina Sapritsky-Nahum
Community as Salvation: Ukrainian Jewish Refugees and Religious Networks of Care in Europe
Visiting Fellow at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
and an Honorary Researcher at University College London (UCL) Anthropology Department
Andrew Sperling
Rebels with a Cause: A History of Jews in the American Counterculture
American Jewish Historical Society
Mechella Yezernitskaya
Marc Chagall, the War, and the Disabled Body
Independent Scholar
JEFFREY G. AMSHALEM
Independent Scholar
“Shekhinah as Redemption Incarnate: Gender,
Immanence, and Soteriology in the Kabbalah”
NICOLETTE VAN DEN BOGERD
Indiana University
“The Sonic Spaces of Amsterdam's Holocaust
Museums and Monuments”
ANGELA ROSKOP ERISMAN
Independent Scholar/Angela Roskop Erisman
Editorial
“Those Who Grasp It Will Flourish: Wisdom,
Torah, and Survival in the Wilderness”
MICHÈLE FORNHOFF-LEVITT
Sorbonne Université / Université libre de
Bruxelles
“Behind the Curtain: A Journey into Vilnius
Yiddish Theatre Archives”
JACQUELINE LAZNOW
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
“A Gender Perspective on Antisemitism and Its
Impact on Argentina's Jewish Community
Throughout the Long 20th Century”
KLARA NASZKOWSKA
Montclair State University
“Between Silence, Memory, and Postmemory:
The Accounts of Shoah and Migration of the
Polish Jewish Women Psychoanalysts in the
United States”
AMANDA SHUBERT
University of Wisconsin–Madison
“Baghdadi Jews in British India”
SARI J. SIEGEL
Visiting Scholar at the USC Dornsife Center for
Advanced Genocide Research
“Healing after the Holocaust: Jewish
DP-Physicians and the Provision of Medical
Care to Fellow Survivors in Germany,
1945–1950”
BEATA SZYMKÓW
Independent Scholar
“Judeo-Bolshevism as Technology of Policing:
Civil Rights in the Polish Republic, 1936”
Abby Gondek
“The Women Behind Morgenthau: Gendered Power Networks and the U.S. War Refugee Board (1940s–50s)”
Sandra Gruner-Domic
“Jewish Migration to Bolivia during the Holocaust: Post-colonial Immigration, Race Relations, and Nationalism”
Philip Keisman
‘“Simply Tell Us of News and Wonders and We Will Listen:’ The Editor's Role between Information Conduit and Creative Hand”
Emily Kopley
“The Life and Work of Berta R. Golahny”
Martina Mampieri
“Life in Ink: The Journey of a Refugee Bibliophile from Renaissance Italy to Postwar America”
Elly Moseson
“Jewish Magic in Early Modern Europe”
Irina Nicorici
“Uneasy Refuge: Romanian Jews and the Question of Soviet Citizenship, 1934–1948”
Shiri Zuckerstatter
“In-Between the Lines: The (Covert) Hebrew Letters of Modern Jewish American Literature”
