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Hannah Arendt and Karl Jaspers: Friendship, Catastrophe and the Possibilities of German-Jewish Dialalogue amid the deluge’,. a friendship forged in its shadow and shaped by the urge to grasp its nature and consequences. ‘Their letters to each other’, Gordon Craig writes, ‘were the product of the dissolution of their normal world, and their substance was enriched, rather than impoverished, by that experience.’ .

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