Feature Articles

• Europe: "A Community of Memory?" (20th Annual Lecture, November 16, 2006)
  Aleida Assmann
• Comment on the Annual Lecture
  Peter Novick
• "Bridging the Oder: Reflections on Poland, Germany, and the Transformation of Europe"
  Gesine Schwan and Janusz Reiter
• "Fact, Truth, and Fiction: An Interview with Novelist Frederick Reuss"

Stern Prize

• Cosmopolitan Conservatism: Transnational Elite Politics in the German-American Atlantic of the Nineteenth Century and the Dialectic of Commerce and Community
  Lars Maischak

Helmut Schmidt Prize

• A Plea for a Rapprochement between History and Economic History
  Volker Berghahn

GHI Research 

• Terror in the Nineteenth Century: Political Assassinations and Public Discourse in Europe and the United States, 1878–1901
  Carola Dietze
• Mass Migration and Local Politics in Chicago and Vienna, 1850–1938: Some Questions, Some Hypotheses
  Marcus Gräser
• Public Spirit in Suburbia? The Garden City as Civic Experiment
  Gisela Mettele
• Friendly Skies? A Cultural History of Air Travel in Postwar America
  Anke Ortlepp
• Coca-Cola History: A “Refreshing” Look at German-American Relations
  Jeff R. Schutts
• Modernization à la Mode: West German and American Development Plans for the Third World
  Corinna R. Unger

Conference Reports

• Historical Development of World Rivers
  Dorothy Zeisler-Vralsted
• The Forgotten Generation: The First Generation of Spanish Immigrants in Hamburg
  Anke Ortlepp
• Bucerius Seminar 2006: American History and American Archives
  Andreas Etges
• Parsing Prussian Personality—Christian Thomasius and the Psychogram: Edmund Spevack Memorial Lecture
  Richard F. Wetzell
• Award of the Franz Steiner Prize
  Ulrich Bachteler
• A Resource Rediscovered: The Reopening of the German Society of Pennsylvania Library
  Frank Trommler
• Fifteenth Annual Symposium of the Friends of the GHI and Award of the Fritz Stern Dissertation Prize
  Richard F. Wetzell
• The Five Germanies He Has Known: Symposium in Honor of Fritz Stern
  Carolin Brinkmann and Thrine Kane
• Arnold Brecht (1884–1977): Democratic Civil Servant and Political Scholar in Berlin and New York
  Corinna R. Unger
• Fellows Seminars, Fall 2006
  Dirk Schumann