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Jewish mathematicians were heavily involved in making the fascinating questions of their discipline accessible beyond the borders of their specialized community and in shedding light on the role mathematics played in culture at large.
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(Rademacher; Toeplitz 1930: III). Our translation.
(Cohn-Vossen; Hilbert 1932).
(Landau 1930, 1960).
(Geiringer 1922).
(Toeplitz 1925: 190).
(Epstein 1924a) and (Epstein 1924b).
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(Dehn 1932: 125).
The lectures which Pringsheim and Klein held at these assemblies were published in German in the annual reports of the German Mathematical Society (DMV): (Pringsheim 1897), (Pringsheim 1898) and (Klein 1898).
(Pringsheim 1897: 77, 82).
(Klein 1898: 131, 137).
(Pringsheim 1899: 144f.).
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Bergmann, B. (2012). Mathematics in Culture. In: Bergmann, B., Epple, M., Ungar, R. (eds) Transcending Tradition. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-22464-5_11
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