Karl Joachim Weintraub (German Wikipedia)

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CHICAGO JEWISH PHILANTHROPISTS, in: Chicago Jewish History, Vol. 28, No. 2, Spring 2004. Mackauer ist ein weitgehend unbekannter Wissenschaftler, was möglicherweise daran liegt, dass er sich primär als Lehrer verstand und selbst wenig publizierte. Karl Joachim Weintraub – Teacher of Culture and Cultural Historian – 1924-2004. Transkript einer Rundfunksendung aus dem April 2004: „As a devoted student, [Weintraub] also edited a posthumous collection of Mackauer's unpublished lectures, appropriately titling it ‚A teacher at his best . . . ‘ (1973).“

A Tough Teacher Whose Classes Are a Big Draw. The New York Times,May 27, 1990
„His section of the History of Western Civilization was one of the prime attractions earlier this month when more than a thousand students lined up and then spent the night on campus to secure places in the classes of their choice for fall. Although undergraduates are required to take a civilization course, they can choose from more than a dozen different ones, including what is known as Western Civ.“ A Tough Teacher Whose Classes Are a Big Draw. The New York Times, May 27, 1990

Nachruf auf Karl Weintraub der University of Chicago vom 26. März 2004
CHICAGO JEWISH PHILANTHROPISTS, in: Chicago Jewish History, Vol. 28, No. 2, Spring 2004. Mackauer ist ein weitgehend unbekannter Wissenschaftler, was möglicherweise daran liegt, dass er sich primär als Lehrer verstand und selbst wenig publizierte. Karl Joachim Weintraub – Teacher of Culture and Cultural Historian – 1924-2004. Transkript einer Rundfunksendung aus dem April 2004: „As a devoted student, [Weintraub] also edited a posthumous collection of Mackauer's unpublished lectures, appropriately titling it ‚A teacher at his best . . . ‘ (1973).“