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Introduction; N. Kato: The significance of Ewald's dynamical theory of diffraction; EWALD AS SEEN BY OTHERS: G. Hildebrandt: P.P. Ewald - The German period; H.A. Bethe & G. Hildebrandt; M.F. Perutz; D.C. Hodgkin: Paul Ewald in Cambridge and Belfast; H. Kamminga: Paul P. Ewald and the building of the crystallographic community; H.J. Juretschke: Paul P. Ewald - A personal appreciation; ASPECTS OF EWALD'S WORK AND THEIR LEGACIES; D.W.J. Cruickshank: The reciprocal lattice imbedded in Fourier space; D.H. Templeton: Lattice sums, the Madelung constant, and Paul Ewald; A. Authier & B. Capelle: X-ray topography; R. Colella: Multiple diffraction of X-rays and the phase problem; J.M. Cowley & A.F. Moodie: Paul Ewald and the dynamical theory of electron scattering; H.J. Juretschke: Commentary on Ewald's fundamental papers of the dynamical theory of X-ray diffraction; R.K. Bullough & F. Hynne: Ewald's optical extinction theorem; D. Ewald speaks for himself: Five key papers from 1913, 1968, 1969, 1979, and 1986; P.P. Ewald: Bibliography; Index.