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11 February 2024 Press

Shaul Friberg looks back on 16 Years in Heidelberg

In the end, Friberg took up the profession that had long been unimaginable for him. Born in Sweden, he now worked at the College of Jewish Studies for 16 years.

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Equality Plan of the HfJS

* Please note that the following text is a non-binding convenience translation. Only the German version of the document has legal validity.* According to Article 3 (2) of our Basic Law, men and

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History of the Jewish People

The subject History of the Jewish People deals with the history and culture of the Jewish people over a period of more than two and a half thousand years from the era of the Second Temple to

Rektor und Publikum
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5 November 2024 Press

Successful graduates and a new rector

On Thursday, the university had several reasons to celebrate.

ABC Lecture
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9 June 2026 Press

Watch the Abraham Berliner Lecture online

"Jewish cultural politics in Istanbul after 1492: The repertoire of the Ibn Nahmias printing house (1493-1520)" by Prof. Dr. Katrin Kogman-Appel

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Prof. Dr. Roland Gruschka

Consultation hours: by appointment Room A2-06 Phone: (+49) (0) 6221 54 19 236 Fax: (+49) (0) 6221 54 19 209 E-mail: roland.gruschka@hfjs.eu Current Third-Party Funded Projects Mendel

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Dr. Ingeborg Lederer-Brüchner

Book: Lederer-Brüchner, Ingeborg: Commentaries on the Book of Ruth by Josef Kara. Editions, translations, interpretations. Contextualization of medieval interpretative literature. (Judaism

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Dr. Katelyn Mesler

Publications Edited books Elisheva Baumgarten, Ruth Mazo Karras, and Katelyn Mesler, eds. Entangled Histories: Knowledge, Authority, and Jewish Culture in the Thirteenth

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14 October 2025 Press

On the difficult situation in Israel and unanswered questions about future steps

Tom Würdemann at ZDF on the situation in Israel and the Palestinian territories

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Langendorf, Gustav

(Prague 1872 - Treblinka 1942) "The Jews are much closer to freedom than the German. They are slaves, they will break their chains one day, and then they will be free. The German, however, is

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