• Nathan Brown            Middle Eastern Politics
• Eric Cline                    Ancient Jewish History
• Paul Duff                  Hebrew Bible
• Robert Eisen             Jewish Thought
• Barry Freundel            Rabbinic Judaism
• Steven Glazer           Jewish Ethics,           American Judaism
• Severin Hochberg      Origins of Antisemetism, Holocaust
• Edwin Hostetter       Hebrew Bible
• Gilah Langner            Religion
• Shoshana Marcus Hebrew Language
• Faye Moskowitz      Jewish American Literature
• Yaron Peleg              Hebrew Literature and Language
• Linda Raphael          Modern Jewish Literature
• Bernard Reich         Modern Israel
• Walter Reich          International Affairs
• Daniel Schwartz          Modern Jewish History
• Lauren B. Strauss     American Jewish History
• Max Ticktin             Hebrew and Yiddish Language and Literature
• Jenna Weissman Joselit American Jewish History

Assistant Professorial Lecturer
(202) 244-4716 |  severinhochberg@gmail.com

Ph.D. New York University

Before teaching at GW, Professor Hochberg spent many years at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, most recently as a historian in the Center for Advance Holocaust Studies. Along with conducting research for the museum, he lectured widely in the United States, Europe, and Israel. He has also taught at the University of Maryland Baltimore County and Sarah Lawrence College among others. Recently, he co-authored Advocate for the Doomed: The Diaries and Papers of James G. McDonald, Vol. 1 (1932-1936) (2007) and Vol. 2 of the series, Refugees and Rescue (2009).