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On the German-Jewish Heritage

It was first during the winter of 1967-68 that I came to teach at the New School, and to live in New York. It turned out that teaching at this place, and living in this city were two enterprises, intertwined of course, but of two different kinds of excitement. At that time when the protests against the Vietnam War and the riots in the black ghettos reached a peak, when many students decided to go to Canada, and President Johnson decided to resign, when the East Village was turned into the flourishing and suffering center of the counter-culture, while the Upper West side made everyone believe that it was on the verge of an incessant decline.