Tracing the footprints of German-speaking Jews means embarking on a search across more than 60 countries. Their influence continues to resonate in many homelands and exile countries, even though this is not adequately represented in the collective consciousness. The 41 contributions addressing overarching themes of identity, literature, the "Jewish" and the "German," countries of origin, transit, and emigration, as well as "What Remains," invite exploration of the German-Jewish cultural heritage in various immigration countries and an understanding of the loss that accompanied the emigration of the German-Jewish bourgeoisie. The extensive appendix lists and describes archives, libraries, research centers, communities, museums, universities, and associations worldwide that work on German-Jewish topics or house important collections.