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Brod, Otto

(1888 Prague - 1944 Auschwitz) „Meinem lieben Bruder 1. XI. 1920 Max“ [To my dear brother / 1. XI.1920 / Max] We read this handwritten dedication of the author in a copy of Max Brod's

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Senate Guideline on Cooperative Behavior

* Please note that the following text is a non-binding convenience translation. Only the German version of the document has legal validity.*   CONTENTS 1. Preamble 2. Scope  3.

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Friedmann, Hugo

(1901 Vienna - 1945 Landsberg am Lech/Kaufering) We found an unusual stamp as proof of ownership in the "Philo-Lexikon. Handbuch des Jüdischen Wissens", published in 1937: HUGO ISRAEL

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Ehrenberg, Eva and Victor

Eva Ehrenberg, née Sommer (1891 Frankfurt am Main - 1973 London) and Dr. Victor Ehrenberg (1891 Altona - 1976 London) In case we not only identify Nazi looted property in our library but

Library of Lost Books
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21 November 2024 Event

Vernissage of the exhibition "Library of Lost Books"

A project of the Leo Baeck Institutes in Jerusalem and London in cooperation with the Heidelberg School of Jewish Studies

Eine junge Frau sitzt in einem dunklen Zimmer vor ihrem Laptop, auf welchem das Wort "Medientagebuch" steht. In der Hand hält sie ihr Handy
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Methodology

This research project examines how young adults perceive, evaluate, and process the Middle East conflict through social media. Since current empirical research on the topic is very limited, a

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26 November 2025 Event

Launch event of the Jewish Educational Center Baden

"Jewish today: voices, identities, personal meanings"

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21 January 2026 Press

The Latest and Last episode of "Jewish Studies Today" before the Semester Break

Fabiola Ermer invites us to take part in her research in the current episode: Israel versus Hungary - illiberal tendencies or a move away from the democratic system?

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Scholarships and Funding Programs

General requirements University entrance qualification (Abitur) Enrolment at the Heidelberg University of Jewish Studies (HfJS) in the degree programs B.A. Jewish Studies 50% (teaching degree),

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Sustainability

Understanding of Sustainability and Guiding Principles In the wake of the current climate debate, society's expectations of universities to do more for sustainability are rising. Many of these

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