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The Pity of It All

A Portrait of the German-Jewish Epoch 1743-1933

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The Pity of It All explores the intricate history of Jewish life in Germany, from Moses Mendelssohn's integration into German culture to Hannah Arendt's flight from Nazi Germany.

It delves into the struggles and achievements of prominent German Jews, including their quest for equal citizenship and their contributions to art and science.

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Mentioned in 3 episodes

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Dan Senor

as a history book and a warning about the dangers of assimilation and antisemitism.

Dan Senor’s State of World Jewry Address (@92NY)

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Dan Senor

as a book about life in Germany for German Jews before 1933.

One Year Since October 7th - with Sam Harris

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Bari Weiss

, highlighting his perspective on the fragility of civilization.

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Nolan Lebovitz

when discussing the history of antisemitism in Germany.

Passover Crossover - Rootless - Why Dual Loyalty is Good for the Jews, with Rabbi Nolan Lebovitz

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