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Between 2006 and 2008, an exhibition entitled “Jewish Mathematicians in German-Speaking Academic Culture” was developed in Germany and shown in major German cities. Visitors and colleagues urged the organizers to take it abroad. To make it accessible to an international public, the exhibit has been redesigned, with English wall texts, English translations of primary documents, a supertitle “Transcending Tradition”, and a handsome catalogue, reviewed here. The international exhibition (with texts also in Hebrew and Arabic) opened in Israel in 2011 at the Museum of the Jewish Diaspora at Tel Aviv University. “The string quartet that performed one night last week at Beth Hatefutsoth Museum of the Jewish Diaspora played a work by the GermanJewish composer Felix Mendelssohn,” said the newspaper Haaretz, in its coverage of the opening.1

Transcending Tradition: Jewish Mathematicians in German-Speaking Academic Culture—A Book Review