Publications Contact Corpus Masoreticum. The Inculturation of Masora into Jewish Law and Lore from the 11th to the 14th Centuries. Digital Reconstruction of a Forgotten Intellectual
Hochschule für Jüdische Studien Heidelberg · Landfriedstr. 12 · 69117 Heidelberg · Tel.: (06221) 54 19 200 · www.hfjs.eu21100498357200 Kommentiertes Vorlesungsverzeichnis (KVV) für das
(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
(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
Yael Sela (DPhil Oxford 2010) was Lilli and Michael Sommerfreund Visiting Professor of Jewish Cultures and Alexander von Humboldt Research Fellow at the Department of Jewish Studies and the
(1857 Güssing - 1942 Theresienstadt) On the occasion of his 25th anniversary of service, Dr. Ignaz Ziegler, the long-time Rabbi of Karlovy Vary/Karlsbad, published the paper 'Dokumente zur
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2021 Philology and Aesthetics. Figurative Masorah in Western European Manuscripts (ed. by Hanna Liss, in Collaboration with Jonas Leipziger; Judaism and Environment 85), Frankfurt am Main et