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En avril 2013, s'est tenue à Washington la troisième conférence de doctorants sur l'histoire juive allemande avec pour thématique cette année : "Germans and Americans in Israel: Israelis in Germany and the United States".Cette conférence a été organisée par l'American University - Washington D.C., le Deutsches Historisches Institut du Washington D.C., l'Institut für die Geschichte der deutschen Juden à Hamburg et le Wissenschaftliche Arbeitsgemeinschaft des Leo Baeck Instituts en Allemagne.Daniel Hilgert de l'Humboldt-Universität de Berlin a mis ligne son compte-rendu de cette conférence :- un en anglais sur le site du German Historical Institute Washington, DC ;- et un allemand sur le site H-Soz-u-Kult.Programme de la conférence :(nous mettons en gris les interventions dont le thème concerne l'histoire des Juifs après 1945)Session 1: Cultural Relationships – Cultural ReflectionsKatrin Stoll (Warsaw): What about the German Obsession with Israel and “the Jews”? Tuvia Tenenbom’s Travelogue on Contemporary GermanyPatricia Pientka (Berlin): Berlin and Tel Aviv: Dynamic Relationships between the Spree and the YarkonSession 2: Inside and Outside Views on IsraelEva Maria Verst (Mainz): Pilgrimage after the Holocaust: Western German Christians in the “Holy Land” after the Second World WarShaul Mitelpunkt (Chicago): “This is Not an Israeli Film, But an American One”: American Patronage and Film Production in 1960s IsraelSession 3: Visiting Places of Jewish HeritageLina Nikou (Hamburg): In Search of Home? Visits by Jewish Emigrants and their Descendants to their Former Hometowns in GermanyGal Engelhard (Tel Aviv): An “In-Between” Heritage: Organized Visits for Former German Jews and Their Descendants to Their Cities of OriginSession 4: Jewish RefugeesShira Klein (Orange): Networks of Nostalgia: Italian and German Jewish Refugees in World War II AmericaMary Kirsh (Madison/Arlington): The Great Experiment of the “Greatest Pioneers”: Youth Aliyah and the Confluence of American and German Social Work Traditions in Palestine / IsraelSession 5: Israelis AbroadJannis Panagiotidis (Berlin): “The First Israelis”: Yordim in 1950s West GermanyDani Kranz (Erfurt): Israeli Jews in Contemporary Germany: Social Integration and the Construction of Group IdentityOri Yehudai (Chicago): Between Israel and America: Germany as a Transit Station for Israeli Emigrants, 1949–1957Lunch Talk: The Flight of the Nazis to AmericaTalk: Eric Lichtblau (New York/Washington)Round Table: Michael Brenner, Stefan Hördler, Miriam RürupFinal Comments and Concluding DiscussionChair: Michael Brenner, Stefan Hördler, Miriam Rürup