RARE first systematic attempt to evaluate the German-Jewish experience in Britain, with contributions from Peter Pulzer, Colin Holmes, Aubrey Newman, Todd M. Endelman, Doron Niederland, Bob Moore, Herbert A. Strauss, Mitchell G. Ash, Alfons Söllner, Rodney Livingstone, Christhard Hoffmann, Rudolf Muhs, Uwe Westphal, Peter Alter, Kurt Lipstein, Paul K. Hoch, Paul Weindling, Peter Lasko, Erik Levi, Günter Berghaus, Pauline Paucker, Stanley D.Chapman, Wolfgang Mock, Harold Pollins, Herbert Loebl, Julius Carlebach, Albert H.Friedlander, Raphael Loewe, John P.Fox, Louise London, Vivian D.Lipman, Jillian Davidson, Tony Kushner, Ronal Stent, Gerhard Hirschfeld and Werner E.Mosse. The book is divided into three sections: Emigration and Reception, Social and Cultural Impact, Paths to Acceptance. 235x165mm. XII+654 pages. Blue cloth Hardcover with dust-jacket. Gilt lettering and emblem on spine. Jacket yellowing and slightly stained. Jacket edges and spine tattered. Jacket partly torn. Cover corners rubbed. Rear cover upper corner and spine edges bumped. Front cover bottom corner/edge near spine peeling. Previous owner`s sticker on front whitepage upper edge. Small pen mark near text on pages 73, 75, 329, 418, 422, 430, 508 and 595. Several small pen marks near text on pages 596 and 635. Several pages bottom corner/edge fingerprint-stained. 2 tiny pen marks on page 428. Pages 595-597 slightly stained - no damage to text. 2 small pen marks near text on page 643. Binding visible between pages 418-419. [SUMMARY]: This extremely rare collection of essays on German-speaking Jews in Britain is otherwise in good condition.