European Judaism, Volume 42, No. 1, Spring 2009, Issue No. 82 .

Octavo, pape covers, 195 pp. Articles in issue No. 58 are "Jewishness, Literature and the Child: Introduction," Katrien Vloeberghs, 1. Children’s Literature and the World of War: "Romantic and Jewish Images of Childhood in Maurice Sendak's Dear Mili," Bettina Kümmerling-Meibauer, "Negating Diaspora Negation Children's Literature in Jewish Palestine During the Holocaust Years," Yael Darr, "Representations of the Shoah in Picture Books for Young Children: An Intercultural Comparison," Eva Lezzi, 2. Figurations of Childhood in the Literary Representation of the Holocaust: "Untimely Childhood in Literary Holocaust Memoirs and Novels for the Young," Katrien Vloeberghs, "Transmitted Holocaust Trauma: A Matter of Myth and Fairy Tales?" Philippe Codde, "Bruno Schulz's Literary Adoptees Jewishness and Literary Father-Child Relationships in Cynthia Ozick's and David Grossmann's Fiction," Bruno Arich-Gerz, "Le Dernier des Justes A Jewish Child's Apprenticeship of 'The Impossibility of Being a Jew'," Kathleen Gyssels, "In the Wake of the Child," Vivian Liska, Perspectives on European Jewry: "Jews and Other Europeans, Old and New," Zygmunt Bauman, "Is Europe Good for the Jews? Jews and the Pluralist Tradition in Historical Perspective," Steven Beller; Issues in Contemporary Judaism: "Is the Sermon on Its Deathbed?" Marc Saperstein, "Responses," Barbara Borts, David Goldberg; Jewish Libraries: "The Library of the Israelitische Cultusgemeinde Zürich (ICZ)," Yvonne Domhardt.…