Hasia R. Diner is Paul and Sylvia Steinberg Professor of American Jewish History at New York University. Jeffrey Shandler is a Dorot Teaching Fellow in the Skirball Department of Hebrew and Judaic Studies at New York University. Beth S. Wenger is Assistant Professor of History and Katz Family Chair in American Jewish History at the University of Pennsylvania.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction — Remembering the Lower East Side: A Conversation Hasia R. Diner, Jeffrey Shandler, and Beth S. WengerPart 1. The Dynamics of Remembrance1. On the Onomastics of the Lower East Side, or How the Lower East Side Got Its Name Moses Rischin2. Photographing the Lower East Side: A Century's Work Deborah Dash Moore and David Lobenstine3. Beyond Place and Ethnicity: The Uses of the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire Paula Hyman4. The Ghetto Girl and the Erasure of Memory Riv-Ellen Prell5. Constructions of Memory: The Synagogues of the Lower East Side David Kaufman6. The One-Way Window: Public Schools on the Lower East Side Stephan Brumberg7. Recreating Recreations on the Jewish Lower East Side: Restaurants, Cabarets, Cafes and Coffeehouses in the 1930s Suzanne WassermanPart 2. Contemporary Recollections8. Turfing the Slum: New York City's Tenement Museum and the Poltics of Heritage Jack Kugelmass9. "Send a salami to your boy in the army": Sites of Jewish Memory and Identity at Lower East Side Restaurants Eve Jochnowitz10. Tripping down Memory Lane: Walking Tours on the Jewish Lower East Side Seth Kamil11. The Lower East Side in the Memory of New York Jewish Intellectuals: A Filmmaker's Experience Joseph Dorman12. Performing Memory: "The Matzoh Factory" on the Lower East Side Aviva Weintraub13. Translating Abraham Cahan, Teaching the Lower East Side: A View from Italy Mario MaffiContributorsIndex

Hasia R. Diner is Paul and Sylvia Steinberg Professor of American Jewish History at New York University. Jeffrey Shandler is a Dorot Teaching Fellow in the Skirball Department of Hebrew and Judaic Studies at New York University. Beth S. Wenger is Assistant Professor of History and Katz Family Chair in American Jewish History at the University of Pennsylvania.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction — Remembering the Lower East Side: A Conversation Hasia R. Diner, Jeffrey Shandler, and Beth S. WengerPart 1. The Dynamics of Remembrance1. On the Onomastics of the Lower East Side, or How the Lower East Side Got Its Name Moses Rischin2. Photographing the Lower East Side: A Century's Work Deborah Dash Moore and David Lobenstine3. Beyond Place and Ethnicity: The Uses of the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire Paula Hyman4. The Ghetto Girl and the Erasure of Memory Riv-Ellen Prell5. Constructions of Memory: The Synagogues of the Lower East Side David Kaufman6. The One-Way Window: Public Schools on the Lower East Side Stephan Brumberg7. Recreating Recreations on the Jewish Lower East Side: Restaurants, Cabarets, Cafes and Coffeehouses in the 1930s Suzanne WassermanPart 2. Contemporary Recollections8. Turfing the Slum: New York City's Tenement Museum and the Poltics of Heritage Jack Kugelmass9. "Send a salami to your boy in the army": Sites of Jewish Memory and Identity at Lower East Side Restaurants Eve Jochnowitz10. Tripping down Memory Lane: Walking Tours on the Jewish Lower East Side Seth Kamil11. The Lower East Side in the Memory of New York Jewish Intellectuals: A Filmmaker's Experience Joseph Dorman12. Performing Memory: "The Matzoh Factory" on the Lower East Side Aviva Weintraub13. Translating Abraham Cahan, Teaching the Lower East Side: A View from Italy Mario MaffiContributorsIndex