When Rav Hirsch was niftar in Frankfurt on December 31, 1888, it ended a glorious era for Ashkenaz Jewry
Harvard University’s history of anti-Semitism goes back at least as far as the 1930s
Mattisyahu Strashun (1817–1885) personified the intellectual environment of 19th-century Vilna, the “Jerusalem of Lithuania” Title: The Library Legacy of Vilna Location: Vilna Document: Strashun Library Inventory List Time: Unknown Approximately three million books lay in the Offenbach Archival Depot by late 1945. Located just outside Frankfurt in the American occupation zone of postwar Germany, the
“It’s Shabbos Chanukah,” she responded. “And the Rabbiner will speak about the significance of this day” Title: An Angel in the Flesch Location: Vienna, Austria Document: PR Material from Bais Yaakov Office in Vienna Time: Chanukah 1914 ON 9 Av 1914, the Great War broke out, and not long after that, we were forced
