Jeannette Krieger and Herman D. Mytelka Memorial Lecture on Jewish Civilization

Year	Speaker & Lecture Title
2019	Sarah Stein, “Family Papers: A Sephardic Journey through the Twentieth Century”
2018	Amnon Raz-Kratozkin, "Safed and its Historical (In)significance: Reflections on Zionism and the Question of Jewish Modernity"
2017	Adam Mendelsohn, “What to Do When Everything is Untrue: American Jewish Myths about the Civil War”
2016	Elchanan Reiner, "Joshua in Tiberias, Samson in Arbel: Images of the Divine in Non-Rabbinic Galilean Culture of Late Antiquity"
2015	Maureen Jackson, "Mixing Musics: the Sacred Songs of Istanbul Jews"
2013	Hindy Najman, " Temporality in Ezra 4: Between Judaism and Christianity"
2012	Ronald Hendel, “The Exodus as Cultural Memory: Poetics, Politics, and the Past”
2011	Christine Hayes, “Divine Law: A Tale of Two Concepts”
2010	Konstanty Gebert, “Jewishness as Dissent: The Jewish Chapter in the Polish Democratic Movement of the 1970s and 1980s”
2009	Michael Fishbane, “Martin Buber’s Spirit of Judaism : Personal Reflections 100 Years Later”
2008	Ed Greenstein, “The Problem of Evil in the Book of Job”
2007	Joschka Fischer, “Europe and Israel”
2006	Moshe Rosman, “Sex Object vs. Mitzva Object: Early Hasidism on Women”
2005	Anita Norich, “ How Tevye Learned to Fiddle”
2004	Hannah Wirth-Nesher, “The Accented Imagination: Speaking and Writing Jewish America”
2002	Jonathan Steinberg, “Deutsche Bank, Nazi Gold and Historical Integrity: Confessions of a “Paid” Historian"