David Sorkin—“We should not take those rights for granted”

sorkin-memorial-lecture-dreyfus-family (3 of 3).JPG — (l-r) LBI President Ronald B. Sobel, David Sorkin, and LBI Executive Director William H. Weitzer after the presentation of the Moses Mendelssohn Award

Autor: David Brown
Datum: Mo., 9. Dez. 2019

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Leo Baeck Gedenkvortrag
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Emancipation, Yale Historian David Sorkin argues, was not a one-time or linear event that began with the Enlightenment or French Revolution, but a complex process characterized by rights won and lost.

Der Moses Mendelssohn Preis zeichnet Gelehrte aus, die in besonderer Weise zu unserem Verständnis deutsch-jüdischer Geschichte beigetragen haben.

Die Leo Baeck Gedenkvorlesung wurde nach dem Tod Leo Baecks 1956 ins Leben gerufen. Jedes Jahr halt sie ein führender Akademiker oder Intellektueller.

Emancipation, Then and Now

62nd Leo Baeck Memorial Lecture by David J. Sorkin

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