Contents: Karol Sauerland: Three Journeys to Poland in Comparison (Alfred Döblin, Hans Magnus Enzensberger, Reto Hänny) - Maria Klanska: Jews in Interwar Krakow (1918-1939) in Light of Their Autobiographies in Polish, with a Side Glance at Döblin's Krakow Chapter - Agnieszka Palej: The Image of Krakow in Alfred Döblin's Journey to Poland. On the Intercultural Potential of the Text - Miloslawa Borzyszkowska: The Absence of the Present. The Image of Gdansk in Alfred Döblin's "Journey to Poland" versus in the Autobiographical Works of Gdansk Authors of Jewish Origin - Marion Brandt: Alfred Döblin's Literarization of the Journey to Poland - Elcio Loureiro Cornelsen: Döblin's Encounter with East European Jewry in Journey to Poland - Monika Tokarzewska: Alfred Döblin - Socialization and Storytelling. On a Discourse in the Context of Journey to Poland - Mirjana Stancic: Döblin's Early Stories The Sailing Trip and The False Door. An Intercultural Approach - Anna Wolkowicz: Acting Without Acting. Martin Buber's Reception of Taoism as Context for Döblin's The Three Leaps of Wang-lun - Gabriele Sander: Cultural Transgressions and Mixtures in Alfred Döblin's Novel Mountains, Seas, and Giants - David Midgley: The Outsider's Gaze: On the Use of Hindu Motifs in Manas - Dorota Sosnicka: Interculturality "in the Flow of Living Language": On Stylistic and Narrative Peculiarities of the Novel The Land Without Death by Alfred Döblin - Julia Genz: Interculturality of Storytelling as an Expression of Depersonalization - Alfred Döblin's Hamlet or The Long Night Comes to an End - Gabriele Sander: Bibliography of New Publications on the Works of Alfred Döblin.