Mark A. Raider 
Nahum Goldmann [PDF ebook] 
Statesman without a State

Preface
Mark A. Raider
Part I. Statesman

1. Nahum Goldmann:Jewish and Zionist Statesman
Jehuda Reinharz and Evyatar Friesel
Part II. Thinker
2. Nahum Goldmann as Zionist Thinker
Gideon Shimoni
3. Negation of the Galut and the Centrality of Israel: Nahum Goldmann and David Ben Gurion
Yosef Gorny
Part III. Maverick
4. The German Years:Early Chapters in the Biography of a Jewish Statesman
Michael Brenner
5. Nahum Goldmann and The First Two Decades of the World Jewish Congress
Zohar Segev
6. Nahum Goldmann and Chaim Weizmann: An Ambivalent “Relationship”
Jehuda Reinharz
7. Idealism, Vision, and Pragmatism:Stephen S. Wise, Nahum Goldmann, and Abba Hillel Silver in the United States
Mark A. Raider
8. Toward the Partition of Palestine:The Goldmann Mission in Washington, August 1946
Evyatar Friesel
Part IV. Leader

9. Nahum Goldmann and Germany after World War II
Shlomo Shafir
10. “Reparations Made Me”:Nahum Goldmann, German Reparations, and the Jewish World
Ronald W. Zweig
11. Nahum Goldmann and the Establishment of the Diaspora Museum
Dina Porat
12. Leadership of Accommodation or Protest?:Nahum Goldmann and the Struggle for Soviet Jewry
Suzanne D. Rutland
13. Goldmann’s Initiative to Meet with Nasser in 1970
Meir Chazan
List of Contributors
Index

Mark A. Raider is Professor of Modern Jewish History at the University of Cincinnati and Visiting Professor of American Jewish History at Hebrew Union College–Jewish Institute of Religion. He is the author of
The Emergence of American Zionism. He is also the coeditor of
Abba Hillel Silver and American Zionism (with Jonathan D. Sarna and Ron Zweig);
The Plough Woman: Records of the Pioneer Women of Palestine, A Critical Edition (with Miriam B. Raider-Roth); and
American Jewish Women and the Zionist Enterprise (with Shulamit Reinharz).