Scholarly Publications
(a) Books
1- David Bankier (ed.), La emancipación judía. Antología
de artículos en perspectiva histórica, The Magnes Press,
Jerusalem 1983, 269 pp.
2- David Bankier (ed.), El Holocausto. Perpetradores,
Víctimas, Testigos, The Magnes Press, Jerusalem 1986, 451
pp.
3- David Bankier (ed.), El sionismo y la cuestión
palestina. Las percepciones de la confrontación, The
Magnes Press, Jerusalem 1989, 335 pp.
4- David Bankier (co-ed.), Historia Viva. Memorias del
Uruguay y de Israel, Institute of Contemporary Jewry,
Jerusalem 1989, 207 pp.
5- David Bankier, The Germans and the Final Solution.
Public Opinion under Nazism, Basil Blackwell, Oxford and
Boston 1992, 19962, 20013, 206 pp.
6- David Bankier, Die öffentliche Meinung im Hitler-Staat.
Die “Endlösung” und die Deutschen, Eine Berichtigung,
Berlin Verlag, Berlin 1995, 299 pp.
7- David Bankier (ed.), Probing the Depths of German
Antisemitism. German Society’s Responses to Nazi
Antisemitism, Yad Vashem, Berghahn Books, New York and
Oxford 2000, 20012, 585 pp.
8- David Bankier (co-ed.), The Holocaust. History and
Memory, Yad Vashem and Institute of Contemporary Jewry,
Jerusalem 2001, 369 pp.
9- David Bankier (co-ed.), The Holocaust. The Unique and
the Universal, Yad Vashem and Institute of Contemporary
Jewry, Jerusalem 1989, 207pp.
10- David Bankier (co-ed.), Nazi Europe and the Final
Solution, Yad Vashem, Jerusalem 2003, 572 pp.
11-David Bankier (ed.), The Jews Are Coming back. The
return of the Jews to their countries of origin after
WWII, Yad Vashem, Berghahn Books, New York and Oxford,
2005, 320 pp.
12- David Bankier (co-ed.), Historisches Handbuch der
jüdischen Gemeinden in Niedersachsen und Bremen,
Wallstein, Göttingen, 2004, 1888 pp.
(b) Articles and Chapters in Collective Volumes
13- David Bankier, ‘Otto Strasser und die Judenfrage’,
Bulletin des Leo Baeck Instituts, 60 (1981), pp. 3-20.
14- David Bankier, ‘The German Communist Party and
Antisemitism in the Third Reich’, in, Yahadut Z’manenu,
Contemporary Jewry. A Research Annual, 2 (1984), pp.
131-51 (in Hebrew with English Abstract)
15- David Bankier, ‘The “Jewish Question“ as a Focus of
Conflict Between Trends of Institutionalization and
Radicalization in the Third Reich 1934-1935’, in, Shmuel
Ettinger (ed.), Nation and History. Studies in the History
of the Jewish People, Mercaz Shazar, Jerusalem 1984, Vol.
II, pp. 357-71 (in Hebrew).
16- David Bankier, ‘Leftist Opposition and the Jews in the
Third Reich’, in, Moshe Zimmermann (ed.), Opposition to
National Socialism, The Magnes Press, Jerusalem 1986, pp.
94-120 (in Hebrew).
17- David Bankier, ‘Jewish Responses to Antisemitism in
Europe (1840-1933)’, Unesco Yearbook on Peace and Conflict
Studies, 7 (1986), pp. 61-85.
18- David Bankier, ‘Exiles and Refugees: Jews and Germans
in Argentina and Uruguay in the Forties’, in, Yahadut
Z’manenu, Contemporary Jewry. A Research Annual, 4 (1987),
pp. 253-68 (in Hebrew with English Abstract).
19- David Bankier, ‘The “Return of the Jews” in French
Jansenism’, in, Shmuel Almog et al. (eds.), Israel and the
Nations. Essays Presented in Honour of Shmuel Ettinger,
The Historical Society of Israel and the Zalman Shazar
Center for Jewish History, Jerusalem 1987, pp. 71-86 (in
Hebrew with English Abstract).
20- David Bankier, ‘The German Communist Party and Nazi
Antisemitism 1933-1938’, Yearbook of the Leo Baeck
Institute, 32 (1987), pp. 325-40.
21- David Bankier, ‘Hitler’s Role in Shaping Policy on the
Jewish Question and the Extermination Process’, in, Yalkut
Moreshet, 45 (1988), pp. 149-70 (in Hebrew).
22- David Bankier, ‘Los exiliados alemanes en México y sus
vínculos con la comunidad judía (1942-1945)’, in, Judaica
Latinoamericana. Estudios histórico-sociales, Jerusalem
1988, pp. 79-89.
23- David Bankier, ‘Hitler and the Policy-Making Process
on the Jewish Question’, Holocaust and Genocide Studies,
3 (1988), pp. 1-20.
24- David Bankier, ‘German Conservative Exiles Responses
to Nazi Antisemitism’, in, Remembering for the Future.
Jews and Christians during and after the Holocaust,
Pergamon, Oxford 1988, pp. 18-31.
25- David Bankier, ‘Exiliados y refugiados del Nazismo en
Sud America’, Estudios Migratorios Latinoamericanos, 11
(1989), pp. 49-60.
26- David Bankier, ‘Deutsch-jüdische Symbiose bis 1933
argentinisch-jüdische Symbiose bis 1950’, in, Hans-Uwe
Erichsen (ed.), Lateinamerika und Europa im Dialog, Berlin
1989, pp. 213-23.
27- David Bankier, ‘Baum Group’, ‘Chamberlain Howard S.’,
‘Deutscher Vortrupp’, ‘Four Year Plan’, ‘Freemasons’,
‘Horst Wessel Song’, Leadership Principle’, ‘Lebensraum’,
‘Mischlinge’, ‘National Socialist German Worker’s Party’,
‘Nuremberg Laws’, ‘Reichsbund jüdischer Frontsoldaten’,
‘Weltsch Robert’, ‘Wiener Alfred’, in, Encyclopaedia of
the Holocaust, Macmillan, New York 1989.
28- David Bankier, ‘Die Beziehungen zwischen deutschen
jüdischen Flüchtlingen und deutschen politischen
Exilierten in Südamerika, in, Achim Schrader & Karl
Heinrich Rengstorf (eds.), Europäische Juden in
Lateinamerika, Westfälische Wilhelmsuniversität Münster,
St. Ingbert 1989, pp. 213-25.
29- David Bankier, ‘Changes in the Attitude of German
Communism Towards Zionism in the Forties’, in, Yahadut
Z’manenu, Contemporary Jewry. A Research Annual 6 (1990),
pp. 277-92 (in Hebrew with English Abstract).
30- David Bankier, ‘The Germans and the Holocaust: What
did they Know?’, Yad Vashem Studies, 20 (1990), pp.
69-98.
31- David Bankier, ‘German Jewish Society through Nazi
Eyes 1933-1936’, Holocaust and Genocide Studies, 6
(1991), pp. 111-27.
32- David Bankier, ‘Fluchtweg in die innere Emigration
abgeschnitten. Reaktionen auf die Einführung des Gelben
Sterns im Deutschen Reich’, in, Wolf Stegemann & S.
Johanna Eichmann (eds.), Der Davidstern,
Dokumentationszentrum fur Jüdische Geschichte und
Religion, Dorsten 1991, pp. 122-31, 198.
33- David Bankier, ‘German Society and the Deportation of
German Jews 1941-1943’, Michael, 13 (1993), pp. 53-68.
34- David Bankier, ‘Los alemanes y el genocidio judío:
conciencia, memoria y represión’, in, Beatriz Gurevich and
Carlos Escudé (eds.), El Genocidio ante la Historia y la
Condición Humana, Grupo editor de América Latina, Buenos
Aires 1994, pp. 61-74.
35- David Bankier, ‘German Public Awareness of the Final
Solution’, in, David Cesarani (ed.), The Final Solution:
Origins and Implementation, Routledge, London 1994, pp.
215-27.
36- David Bankier, ‘Warum “Die Endlösung” ein öffentliches
Geheimnis war’, in, Ludmila Nesládková (ed.), Nisko
1939-1994. Der Fall Nisko in der Geschichte der Endlösung
der Judenfrage, Faculta Philosophica Universitatis
Ostraviensis, Ostrava 1995, pp. 78-91.
37- David Bankier, ‘Modernization and the Rationality of
Extermination’, Yad Vashem Studies, 24 (1995), pp. 109-31.
38- David Bankier, 'German Antinazi Exiles and the Jewish
Question', in Edward Timms and Andrea Hammel (eds.), The
German-Jewish Dilemma, From the Enlightenment to the
Shoah, Lampeter, Wales, 1998, pp. 229-42.
39- David Bankier, ‘The Use of Antisemitism in Nazi
Wartime Propaganda’, in, Michael Berenbaum and Abraham J.
Peck (eds.), The Holocaust and History: The Known, the
Unknown, the Disputed, and the Reexamined, Indiana
University Press, Bloomington, Indiana 1998, 41-55.
40- David Bankier, ‘Two Studies on the Holocaust”, Yahadut
Z’manenu, Contemporary Jewry. A Research Annual, 13
(1999), pp. 283-93 (in Hebrew).
41- David Bankier, ‘La Solución Final en el discurso
político del nazismo,’ Acta Sociológica, 26-27 (1999), pp.
181-97.
42- David Bankier, ‘Ostateczne rozwiązanie w nazistowskich
śrdokach przekazu’, Midrasz, 12 (1999).
43- David Bankier, ‘German Social Democracy and Nazi
Antisemitism,’ in, Oded Heilbronner (ed.), German
Antisemitism, Am Oved, Tel Aviv, 2000, pp. 119-32 (in
Hebrew).
44- David Bankier, ‘Ethos versus Expediency. German Social
Democrats and the Jewish Question’, in, David Bankier
(ed.), Probing the Depths of German Antisemitism. German
Society’s Responses to Nazi Antisemitism, Berghahn Books,
New York and Oxford, 2000, pp. 511-32.
45- David Bankier, ‘German Jewry’, in, Walter Laqueur
(ed.), The Holocaust Encyclopaedia, Yale University Press,
New Haven, 2001, 241-251.
46- David Bankier, ‘The Rehabilitation of Germany After
the Second World War and the Jewish Question’, Yalkut
Moreshet, 71 (2001), pp. 11-23 (in Hebrew).
47- David Bankier, ‘Holocaust,’ Encyclopedia Encarta 2000,
21 pp.
48- David Bankier, ‘German Social Democrats in Face of
European Jewry’s Holocaust,’ in, Shmuel Almog and al.
(eds.), The Holocaust. The Unique and the Universal.
Essays in Honor of Yehuda Bauer, Yad Vashem, Jerusalem,
2001, pp. 85-97(in Hebrew).
49- David Bankier, ‘Responses of Exiled German Socialists
in the USA and the UK to the Holocaust,’ The Journal of
Holocaust Education, 10/1 (2001), pp. 1-20.
50- David Bankier, ‘The Future of the Jews after Hitler,’
Lessons and Legacies. The Holocaust and Justice, 5 (2002),
pp. 313-330.
51- David Bankier, ‘Was wussten die Deutschen vom
Holocaust?,’ in, Beate Kosmala and Claudia Schoppmann
(eds.), Solidarität und Hilfe für Juden während der
NS-Zeit. Band 5, Ueberleben im Untergrund. Hilfe für Juden
in Deutschland 1941-1945, Metropol, Berlin, 2002, pp.
63-88.
52- David Bankier, ‘The Nazis and the German Population: A
Faustian Deal?’, Yad Vashem Studies, 30 (2002), pp.
427-436.
53- David Bankier, ‘Holocaust. Historisch’, in Hans Dieter
Benz et al. (eds.), Religion in Geschichte und Gegenwart,
4th edition, J. C. B. Mohr, Tübingen 2001.
54- David Bankier, ‘The Jews in Plans for Postwar
Germany’, Jewish Political Studies Review, 14 (2002), pp.
57-68.
55- David Bankier, ‘The Imposed Guesswork. Nazi Propaganda
and the Final Solution’, Dapim. Studies on the Shoah, 17
(2002), pp. 7-25 (in Hebrew).
56- David Bankier, ‘Signaling the Final Solution to the
German People’, in David Bankier and Israel Gutman (eds.),
Nazi Europe and the Final Solution, Yad Vashem, Jerusalem,
2003, pp. 15-39.
57- David Bankier, ‘The Secret and the Exposed in Nazi
Wartime Propaganda,’ Dapim. Studies on the Shoah, 18
(2003), pp. 35-53 (in Hebrew).
58- David Bankier, ‘Final Solution,’ Encyclopedia Lamda,
2003, (forthcoming).
59- David Bankier, ‘Die deutsche Sozialdemokratie und der
nationalsozialistische Antisemitismus, 1933-1938,’
(forthcoming).
60- David Bankier, ‘Post-War Plans for the Solution of the
Jewish Question’, in Dan Michman (ed.), Essays in Honor of
Zwi Bacharach, (forthcoming)
(c)
Presentation of Papers at Conferences
61- David Bankier, ‘The Use of Antisemitism in Order to
Revive Ideology and Mobilize the Masses in Nazi Germany’,
Proceedings of the Eighth World Congress of Jewish
Studies, Division B, Jerusalem 1982, pp. 195-200 (in
Hebrew).
62- David Bankier, ’German Socialism and the Jewish
Question,’ International Symposium, The Opposition to
National Socialism, Jerusalem, March 1984.
63- David Bankier, 'Etude sur l'analyse de la lutte des
juifs contre l'antisemitisme en Europe', International
Symposium, Different Interpretations of the Causes and
Consequences of Conflicts, Institutt for Fredsforskning,
Oslo, August 1985.
64- David Bankier, ‘El movimiento Alemania Libre y la
comunidad judía de México’, Proceedings of the Nineth
World Congress of Jewish Studies, Jerusalem 1986, Division
B, Volume III, pp. 329-336.
65- David Bankier, 'The Reaction of the Opposition to
Nazism to the Plight of the Jews', Seventh Yad Vashem
Conference, European Jewry in the Face of Fascism and
Nazism, Jerusalem, October, 1989.
66- David Bankier, ‘New Perspectives on the Responses to
the Holocaust’, International Conference, Fascism,
National Socialism, Antisemitism and the Holocaust. Links,
Interactions and Differences, Bar Ilan University, January
1990.
67- David Bankier, ‘The reactions to the yellow badge in
Germany’, Proceedings of the Tenth World Congress of
Jewish Studies, Jerusalem 1990, Division B, Volume II, pp.
395-402.
68- David Bankier, ‘Der Holocaust zwischen Bewusstheit und
Verdrängung’, International Symposium, Pädagogik nach
Auschwitz, Bergen, Germany, November 1992.
69- David Bankier, ‘The Use of Antisemitism in Nazi
Wartime Propaganda,’ The Holocaust of European Jewry:
Research and Perspectives, Jerusalem, February 1993.
70- David Bankier, ‘The Jewish Question in the Last Years
of the Third Reich,’ Israeli Historians and German
History, Jerusalem, March 1993.
71- David Bankier, ‘The Unkept Secret,’ International
Conference,The Holocaust: On the Known, the Unknown, the
Disputed and Reexamined, United States Holocaust Memorial
Museum, Washington, USA, December 1993.
72- David Bankier, ‘Die Endlösung als öffentliches
Geheimnis,’ International Conference, Der Fall Nisko in
der Geschichte der “Endlösung der Judenfrage”, University
of Ostrava, Czech Republic, October 1994.
73- David Bankier, ‘German Antinazi Exiles and the Jewish
Question,’ International Conference, The German Jewish
Dilemma, University of Sussex, March 1995.
74- David Bankier, ‘The Weimar Left and its Relation to
the Jews,’ International Conference, Rethinking German
Antisemitism, Jerusalem, November 1996.
75- David Bankier, ‘German Emigrés' Reactions to Nazi
Antisemitism,’ International Conference, German Society’s
Responses to Nazi Anti-Jewish Policy, Jerusalem, February
1997.
76- David Bankier, ‘Divergence within Common Fate,’
International Conference, The Culture and Politics of the
Diaspora, Sydney, February 1998.
77- David Bankier, ‘The Future of the Jews after Hitler,’
International Conference, Lessons and Legacies V. Law,
Evidence and Context, Atlantic University, Boca Raton,
November 1998.
78- David Bankier, ‘The SAP and the Question of
Palestine,’ International Conference, Germany and Zionism,
Jerusalem, December 1998.
79- David Bankier, ‘The Impact of the Holocaust on the
anti-Nazi Opposition,’ International Conference, New
Records – New Perspectives World War II, the Holocaust,
the Middle East, and the Rise of the State of Israel,
Jerusalem-Tel Aviv, December 1998.
80- David Bankier, ‘The Jews in the German Political
Discourse during the Third Reich’, International
Conference, Revolution and the Making of Modern Political
Identity, Tel Aviv University, January 1999.
81- David Bankier, ’Deutsches Widerstand in Exil zur
Judenfrage,’ Erinnerung an den Widerstand, Shloss Elmau,
Bavaria, July 1999.
82- David Bankier, ‘How was the Final Solution signaled to
the German Population,’ International Conference, Europe
Under Nazi Rule and the Holocaust, University of Warsaw,
August/September 1999.
83- David Bankier, ‘Antisemitism in the Nazis’ Linguistic
Construction,’ International Symposium, Military War
Crimes -- History and Memory, New School for Social
Research, New York, December 1999.
84- David Bankier, ‘Methodological Remarks on the Victims’
Perspective,’ Workshop, New Perspectives in Holocaust
Research’, Albert-Ludwigs Universität, Freiburg, May 2000.
85- David Bankier, ‘Kenntnisse vom Holocaust und
Auswirkungen des NS-Terrors’, Scientific Conference Retten
und Überleben in Deutschland 1933-1945. Datenerhebung und
historische Forschung, Bad Homburg, May 2001.
86- David Bankier, ‘Zionism and Communism among German
émigrés in Latin America, Symposium, German Presence in
Latin America, Tel Aviv University, February 2002.
87- David Bankier, ‘The Final Solution in the Press and on
the Screen,’ International Conference,
Nationalsozialistischer Antisemitismus: Probleme und
Perspektiven, Fritz Bauer Institut, Frankfurt, April
2002.
88- David Bankier, ‘The Attitude of the Anti-Nazi
Opposition – A Comparative Analysis’, Symposium, The Jews
Under the National-Socialist Regime, Hebrew University of
Jerusalem, May 2002.
89- David Bankier, ‘Words and Meaning in the Nazi
Discourse’ International Workshop, Current Researches on
Nazi Europe and the Holocaust, Institut d’histoire du
temps présent (CNRS) Paris, September 2002.
90- David Bankier, ‘German Communism, the Jewish Question
and the Zionist Solution, 1933-1945, in the Light of
American Intelligence Records,’ International Conference,
Intelligence and the Holocaust, New School of Social
Research, New York, June 2003.
91- David Bankier, ‘Public Opinion, Weltanschauung and the
Persecution of the Jews in Germany,’ Academy colloquium,
The destruction of European Jewry: structures,
motivations, opportunities, Royal Netherlands Academy of
Arts and Sciences, Amsterdam, December 2003.
92- David Bankier, ‘Divergence and common fate,’
International Conference, The Holocaust in Hungary 60
Years Later: A European Perspective, Budapest, April 2004.
c- Additional Minor Publications
93- David Bankier, ‘The Germans and the Holocaust’, Jewish
Quarterly 37, 3 (Fall 1990) 7-11.
94- David Bankier, ‘German Public Opinion and the Nazi
Party, 1925-1932’, Bishvil Hazikaron 10 (1996), pp. 8-10
(in Hebrew).
95- David Bankier, Foreign Policy, Political
Radicalization and Antisemitism, Bishvil Hazikaron 30
(1998), pp. 4-7 (in Hebrew).
96- David Bankier, ‘El antisemitismo contemporáneo’,
Nuestra Memoria 14 (1999), pp. 21-23.
97- David Bankier, ‘La Funcionalidad del Negacionismo’,
in, Confederación de Asociaciones Israelitas de Venezuela
(ed.), Lo imprescriptible y lo imperdonable, Caracas,
2001, pp. 25-29.
98- David Bankier, ‘El impacto del discurso en el
totalitarismo nazi’, Nuestra Memoria 19 (2001), pp. 31-32.
99- David Bankier, ‘Namen und Individuen,’ in Sibylle
Quack (ed.), Auf dem Weg zur Realisierung. Das Denkmal für
die ermordeten Juden Europas und der Ort der Information,
Stuttgart and Munich, 2002, 221-225.
100- David Bankier, ‘La Shoa y los genocidios del siglo
XX,’ Nuestra Memoria 20 (2002), pp. 15-16.
101- David Bankier, ‘Wartime Views on Jew in Post-War
Europe: A Cool Reception at Best,’ in, Manfed Gerstenfeld
(ed.), Europe Crumbling Myths. The Post-Holocaust Origins
of Today’s Antisemitism, Jerusalem, 2004, pp. 93-101.
