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Prof.
Gershon Greenberg’s field is the history of religious thought
through the Holocaust. He is currently researching Jewish religious
practice in the camps and ghettos at the International Institute for
Holocaust Research at Yad Vashem. He is the Professor of Religion at
the American University in Washington D.C., and has served as
visiting professor of Jewish thought at the following universities:
Hebrew University, Bar Ilan University, Tel Aviv University, and
Haifa University in Israel, and at the Free University in Berlin. He
the recipient of a Skirball Fellowship in Hebrew Studies at Oxford
and was awarded a Fulbright Teaching Fellowship for Lithuania. He
has published thirty articles and book chapters about wartime Jewish
religious thinkers and movements in reaction to the catastrophe as
well as a three-volume annotated bibliography of Jewish religious
literature and the Holocaust through the war. |
