Ebook: Deutschsprachige jüdische Migration nach Schweden: 1774 bis 1945

The migration of German-speaking Jews to Sweden began as early as the 18^th c., and made a significant cultural impact. However, by admitting thousands of Jews from Hitler’s Germany, Sweden, which was officially neutral, faced a special dilemma during the Second World War. While the political establishment initially responded with reluctance or opposition, the engagement of civil society helped to facilitate the last-minute rescue of many people.

Mit Beiträgen von Carl Carlsson, Lars Dencik, Pär Frohnert, Anders Hammarlund, Merethe Agaard Jensen, Elke-Vera Kotowski, Anna-Dorothea Ludewig, Helmut Müssener, Irene Nawrocka, Lena Roos, Henrik Rosengren, Pontus Rudberg, Julius H. Schoeps u.a.