Robin Judd

Robin Judd is a historian who studies Jewish life in Germany and Europe, focusing on topics such as religious rituals (like circumcision and kosher butchering), Jewish political identity, and the Holocaust, including its aftermath and survivor experiences. Much of the recent work involves book reviews and chapters examining German-Jewish history, antisemitism, and postwar memory. This research would suit students interested in modern European Jewish history, the Holocaust, and the intersection of religion and politics in Germany.

Publication output has been irregular over the last decade, with a notable cluster of works in 2019 followed by sparse, roughly one-per-year activity in most other years.

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