Table of Contents

Introduction; Roots; Problems of identity; Personal relations and social contacts: (i) Intra-Jewish; Personal relations and social contacts: (ii) Jew and Gentile in daily life; Personal relations and social contacts: (iii) Marriage patterns; Personal relations and social contacts: (iv) Jew and Gentile in a public role; Political culture: (i) The age of notables; Political culture: (ii) The Wilhelmine era and its aftermath; A cultural élite; The
Jewish economic élite: Identity and integration.

Reviews

'an absorbing book'
Times Higher Education Supplement
'a subtle, nuanced and sympathetic account of an important subject, full of illuminating detail and suggestive examples'
Times Literary Supplement
'This well-written, well-structured and highly informative book is a worthy companion to the earlier work and is a must for anyone interested in German Jewry.'
EHR Oct '90
'This fascinating book is a major contribution to German-Jewish sociology.'
Ritchie Robertson, St John's College, Oxford, German History, Vol.8, No.3, 1990
'an indispensable companion volume to Professor Mosse's recent work of economic history, Jews in the German Economy ... This fascinating book is a major contribution to German-Jewish sociology.'
Ritchie Robertson, St John's College, Oxford, German History, Vol.8, No.3, 1990