Karina von Tippelskirch, Dr. Phil., Associate Professor of German, Syracuse University. Her fields of interest include 20th century and contemporary German literature and culture, translation, transnational literary and cultural transfer. Her research focuses on exile literature, the literary representation of the Holocaust, the interface of German, German-Jewish, and Yiddish literature and American expatriate writers in Austria and Germany.

• Women’s suffrage – Transatlantic cultural transfer – Networks – Exile – German literature – American journalism – Expatriates – Weimar Republic – Gender – Homosexuality – Hitler – Minorities – Jews – Anti-Semitism – Refugees – Rescue organizations – Christian resistance to Nazism – World Congress of Writers 1939 – PEN America.

Karina von Tippelskirch, Dr. Phil., Associate Professor of German, Syracuse University. Her fields of interest include 20th century and contemporary German literature and culture, translation, transnational literary and cultural transfer. Her research focuses on exile literature, the literary representation of the Holocaust, the interface of German, German-Jewish, and Yiddish literature and American expatriate writers in Austria and Germany.

• Women’s suffrage – Transatlantic cultural transfer – Networks – Exile – German literature – American journalism – Expatriates – Weimar Republic – Gender – Homosexuality – Hitler – Minorities – Jews – Anti-Semitism – Refugees – Rescue organizations – Christian resistance to Nazism – World Congress of Writers 1939 – PEN America.

Karina von Tippelskirch, Dr. Phil., Associate Professor of German, Syracuse University. Her fields of interest include 20th century and contemporary German literature and culture, translation, transnational literary and cultural transfer. Her research focuses on exile literature, the literary representation of the Holocaust, the interface of German, German-Jewish, and Yiddish literature and American expatriate writers in Austria and Germany.

• Women’s suffrage – Transatlantic cultural transfer – Networks – Exile – German literature – American journalism – Expatriates – Weimar Republic – Gender – Homosexuality – Hitler – Minorities – Jews – Anti-Semitism – Refugees – Rescue organizations – Christian resistance to Nazism – World Congress of Writers 1939 – PEN America.