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Library and archive at @cjewishhistory focused on history of German-speaking Jews. Curator of @1938projekt.
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A title page from the journal Esra, a publication by an Orthodox youth association in Germany. The periodical was founded in 1919. From the Leo Baeck Institute. pic.twitter.com/RKQFICTEBC
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E.M. Lilien, E.M. “Das Stille Lied”, from Das Buch Juda: Gesaenge by Börries Freiherr von Münchhausen. Leo Baeck Institute. pic.twitter.com/Ul32UJtRpa
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Former Manhattan DA Robert Morgenthau was at the @cjewishhistory to hand over the diary of his great-grandfather to the LBI Archives. Here is the times on the diary:
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Today is the birthday of Dr. Ernst Graefenberg. ow.ly/Hfzl30lYSGm
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Richard Beer-Hofmann, Vienna, early 1880s, in his early twenties. Beer-Hofmann became an important Austrian dramatist and poet. Leo Baeck Institute Archives. pic.twitter.com/Fv7TBIzB1D
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The Salinger family on the beach in Germany, 1935. pic.twitter.com/M5STLOYWbe
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Please join members of the Leo Baeck Institute in a weekend seiminar taking place at Columbia University, "Confronting the Nazis." pic.twitter.com/ValCMDwMEN
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A photograph from a family album, Vienna, ca. 1914. Both the young girl pictured and her mother were able to escape Europe in 1938 / 1939 and start new lives in England and New York. From the archives of the Leo Baeck Institute. pic.twitter.com/V6TPslVcVy
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A watercolor of the children's playground in the Theresienstadt Ghetto, 1944, by prisoner Fritz Fabian. The establishment of the playground was part of the attempt that year to fool a Red Cross inspection. From the Leo Baeck Institute. pic.twitter.com/xicBgKzQMJ
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A Mahzor published in Roedelheim in 1809. We wish everyone a meaningful Yom Kippur. From the Leo Baeck Institute Library. pic.twitter.com/ZN2ZFCtgDg
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A photograph of Franz Rosenzweig (1886-1929), a German-Jewish theologian who helped establish Das freie judische Lehrhaus (Free House of Jewish Learning) in Frankfurt-am-Main. pic.twitter.com/J6u3ZaWQ7H
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A 19th century illustration of Jews in Worms in the second half of the 16th century. pic.twitter.com/I2vzRqAjMu
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Rabbi Samson Wolf Rosenfeld, Rabbi of Bamberg from 1826 to 1862. pic.twitter.com/K87lVXRIUP
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A 1942 drawing by ghetto inmate Norbert Troller. In his words: " Old people break down on the 1-mile road from the railway station to ghetto Terezin (L-2)." pic.twitter.com/ahc55sjyJ0
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A view of the lower bridge going over the Regnitz River in Bamberg, Germany. Date unknown. From the Gertrud Kurth Collection of the Leo Baeck Institute. pic.twitter.com/JqDMM4QeV7
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An English translation of a diary found in our archival collections has just been published! We are pleased to have the accessibility of the original diaries made so widely available to scholars and readers. pic.twitter.com/keKgiOQFWU
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A photograph of young students at the Juedische Volkschule in Essen, ca. 1924 / 1925. One of our former volunteers, Arthur Rath, can be seen laying on top of the table, on the right. pic.twitter.com/NSNiprFaE0
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Different generations of the Mosheim family pose around 1910 for a photograph. The Mosheim's were a Jewish family that lived in the area of Hameln. pic.twitter.com/0n3J6QUK3I
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