Materiały konferencji "From Galicia to New York. Salo W. Baron and his legacy", Kraków, 26-29 V 2015 r

Treść: Tirosh-Samuelson Hava: Editor's introduction. A tribute to Salo W. Baron [1895-1989] s. 9-35; Baron Tancer Shoshana: The Baron family: a personal perspective s. 39-45; Polonsky Antony: Salo Baron's legacy and Polish-Jewish history today s. 47-66; Gawron Edyta: Salo W. Baron at Jagiellonian University s. 69-80; Manekin Rachel: Being Jewish in "Fin de si†cle" Galicia. The view from Salo W. Baron's memoir s. 81-98; Rozenblit Marsha L.: A zionist who spoke hebrew: Salo Baron in Vienna s. 99-114; Aleksiun Natalia: Salo Baron and Jewish historiography in Galicia s. 115-130; Schwartz Seth: Jewish communities in the Roman diaspora. Why Salo Baron still matters s. 133-151; Dąbrowa Edward: Salo Wittmayer Baron on the history of ancient Israel s. 153-165; Chazan Robert: Jewish history in American Academia. The roles of Salo Baron s. 167-176; Endelman Todd M.: Salo Baron on the transformative power of early capitalism s. 177-190; Engel David: Salo Baron and Poland: the limits of influence s. 191-199; Galas Michał: Polish Jewry in the research and activities of Salo W. Baron and his protégé Abraham Gordon Duker [1907-1987] s. 201-208; Horowitz Brian: Salo Baron's interpretation of Soviet Russia in a cold-war context s. 209-223; Baker Zachary M.: The landscape of Jewish studies, 1930-1955 gleaning from Salo Baron's correspondence s. 227-243; Diner Hasia: Salo Baron: an American s. 245-258; Wenger Beth S.: Salo Baron and the vitality of American Jewish life s. 259-271; Goldstein Eric L.: The reluctant evaluator: Salo W. Baron as an historian of American Jews s. 273-300; Adunka Evelyn: Salo W. Baron's efforts to rescue Austrian colleagues and students s. 301-320