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We are limiting ourselves here to reworking the materials about causes of death and illnesses among Jews. The causes have in recent years been shown to the public in the official…
Contributor:
Israel Koralnik
Places:
Berlin, Weimar Republic (Berlin, Germany)
Date:
1928
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The Jewish people did not begin to philosophize because of an irresistible urge to do so. They received philosophy from outside sources, and the history of Jewish philosophy is a history of the…
Contributor:
Julius Guttmann
Places:
Berlin, Weimar Republic (Berlin, Germany)
Date:
1933
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On the day of Walter Rathenau’s funeral in 1922, all mail and telephone service in Germany was suspended between 2:00 and 2:10 pm
“If he won’t honor our invoice, I’ll simply give him a buzz. Put the…
Contributor:
Kurt Tucholsky
Places:
Berlin, Weimar Republic (Berlin, Germany)
Date:
1922
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Lasar Segall
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Dresden, Weimar Republic (Dresden, Germany)
Date:
1919
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Fritz Landauer
Places:
Plauen, Weimar Republic (Plauen, Germany)
Date:
1928–1930
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Jankel Adler
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1931
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In these days when Jews are being killed in Palestine, I chose to go to Grenadierstrasse—not to Jerusalem. I had the feeling it was better to be with the bereaved than the dead. I paid a condolence…
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Joseph Roth
Places:
Berlin, Weimar Republic (Berlin, Germany)
Date:
1929
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1. We have now obtained a preliminary articulation of reason and religion; we turn now to the sources of Judaism, out of which the religion of reason should be derived. We ought…
Contributor:
Hermann Cohen
Places:
Marburg, Weimar Republic (Marburg an der Lahn, Germany)
Date:
1919
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Ludwig Meidner
Places:
Berlin, Weimar Republic (Berlin, Germany)
Date:
1919
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The violence of the Passover song “Had Gadya” (“Who Knows One”) clearly spoke to this illustrator’s sense of horror following World War I.
Contributor:
Menachem Birnbaum
Places:
Berlin, Weimar Republic (Berlin, Germany)
Date:
1920