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• The Portuguese-Jewish Community in Hamburg through the Lens of the Inquisition
  keydocuments.net/article/poettering-inquisition
• The Reopening of the Joseph Carlebach School
  keydocuments.net/article/kowitz-harms-carlebach-school
• The Resolution by the Council and City Assembly on the Emancipation of Hamburg’s Jews Passed on February 21, 1849
  keydocuments.net/article/brietzke-emancipation
• The Role of the Hamburg-Bergedorf Tax Office [Finanzamt Hamburg-Bergedorf] and the Hamburg Exchange Control Office [Hamburger Devisenstelle] in the Twofold Plundering of the Jewish Lavy Family in 1938 and 1947–1951
  keydocuments.net/article/nette-plundering-lavy
• The Stolpersteine of Brahmsallee 13: The Stories behind the Names and the Obstacles to Commemorating Them
  keydocuments.net/article/meyer-stolpersteine
• The Zinnowitz Song: A Symbol of Resort Antisemitism
  keydocuments.net/article/bajohr-zinnowitz-song
• The physician Rahel Liebeschütz-Plaut: The involuntary end of a scientific career
  keydocuments.net/article/fischer-radizi-rahel-plaut
• The “Hep-Hep” Riots in Hamburg. Ludolf Holst’s Treatise “On the Relationship of the Jews to the Christians in Commercial Towns”
  keydocuments.net/article/zimmermann-ludwig-holst
• The “Rulands-Eck.” Antisemitism in Cabaret
  keydocuments.net/article/gruettner-ruhlands-eck
• Transnational Networks and Questions of Belonging. An Exchange of Letters Between Jacob Schiff and Max Warburg During World War I.
  keydocuments.net/article/panter-schiff-warburg
• What happened in Hamburg. . .: A Western Yiddish Song about Polish Jews in 17th century Hamburg
  keydocuments.net/article/matut-song
• Wilhelm Marr’s A Mirror to the Jews
  keydocuments.net/article/bergmann-marr-mirror-jews
• “Against Oblivion” – Cinematic Remembrance in “The Rose Garden”
  keydocuments.net/article/wohl-von-haselberg-rose-garden
• “Folk Life in Palestine.” Otto Eberhard and the Christian Friends of Zionism
  keydocuments.net/article/weber-christian-friends-zionism
• “I Demand to See My Child.” – Unmarried Mothers, Reform School, and Self-Determination
  keydocuments.net/article/prestel-correctional-education
• “I know few people who seem so qualified to do so…” A Letter of Recommendation for Siegfried Landshut
  keydocuments.net/article/gerlach-recommendation-landshut
• “It Cost Me 20 Years to Defeat Hitler.” Hamburg Shipping Company Owner Arnold Bernstein in the USA
  keydocuments.net/article/siegel-arnold-bernstein
• “Mother Borchardt” – a Jewish Shipping Company Owner
  keydocuments.net/article/grossmann-borchardt-shipping-company-owner
• “Neues Bauen” and Jewish Architecture. Photograph of the Temple on Oberstraße
  keydocuments.net/article/knufinke-temple-oberstrasse
• “On the Road with Ballin—Experiences Made by a Russian Emigrant”
  keydocuments.net/article/brinkmann-ballin
• “Swept back into the unseen vastness of the sea” - Fritz Buff’s account of his voyage aboard the ST. LOUIS, May and June 1939
  keydocuments.net/article/loeber-fritz-buff
• “The Enemy is in the Country: The Jew.” Poster Stamps Printed by the Deutschvölkischen Schutz- und Trutz-Bundes [German Nationalist Protection and Defiance Federation]
  keydocuments.net/article/ulmer-poster-stamps
• “The Jews in the Army”—On the Origins and Pervasiveness of a Prejudice
  keydocuments.net/article/lohalm-roth-jewish-census
• “The Jews’ Residence”: Orthodox Lutheran Attitudes towards the Coexistence of Jews and Christians
  keydocuments.net/article/braden-mueller-judaism
• “The Rich Jew”: An Anti-Judaic Anecdote about the Religious Social Order in 17th century Hamburg
  keydocuments.net/article/braden-jewish-notabilia