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• Antisemitism and Persecution (Werner Bergmann)
• Antisemitism in the Postwar Period. The Case of Friedrich Nieland (Werner Bergmann)
• Appeal to Create a Jewish Memorial Cemetery in Ohlsdorf (Ina Lorenz)
• Between Remembrance and a New Beginning – the Groundbreaking of the Synagogue at Hohe Weide on November 9, 1958 (Anna Menny)
• Debates concerning the Jewish Welfare System in the Era of Civil Equality (Rainer Liedtke)
• Education and Reform. The Israelite Free School in the Context of Civic Emancipation (Carsten Schapkow)
• Eugen Fraenkel: Hamburg’s most important pathologist (Benjamin Kuntz)
• Excerpt from the memoirs of Rudolf Heymann, Back through Life, a Monologue for Listening for Descendants [Zurück durchs Leben, Ein Monolog zum Mithören für Nachgeborene], edited and published by Maya and Liane Aviram, FZH Forschungsstelle für Zeitgeschichte
• Family Names and Matters of Identity. Hans Julius Oppenheim’s Petition (Beate-Christine Fiedler)
• First Senate Ruling of February 10, 1892 Approving the Petitioner’s “Application to Change His Name”
• Gabriel Riesser and the Emancipation Debate in Hamburg (Arno Herzig)
• Hamburg’s Jews Take Permanent Family Names (Johannes Czakai)
• Interview with Kurt van der Walde, conducted by Alfons Kenkmann, on May 9 and 30, 1994, FZH / WdE 251.
• Law and Politics (Uffa Jensen)
• Love for One’s Homeland and Longing for Recognition. Ludwig Berger’s Commemorative Speech on Johannes Brahms (Christian Rogowski)
• Pub Conversations. Antisemitic Attitudes among Hamburg’s Craftsmen around 1900 (Ulrich Wyrwa)
• Radio Appeal for an Anti-Jewish Boycott (Michael Grüttner)
• Renaming of Hamburg Streets under National Socialism: Hallerstraße (Ingeborg Grolle)
• Speech Given by Mayor Max Brauer on the Occasion of the Groundbreaking for the Synagogue at Hohe Weide, November 9, 1958
• Tax Lists of the Early Modern Period: Insights Regarding Jewish Life in Pre-modern Hamburg (Nadja Hauptvogl)
• The Act of Separation and the End of the Triple Congregation (Jörg Berkemann)
• The Case of the Jewish Cemetery in Ottensen (Ina Lorenz)
• The Debate on Kosher Butchering in Hamburg. Discussions on Its Ban during the Weimar Republic (Pavel Golubev)
• The Extension Building (1928-1931) of the Israelite Hospital in Hamburg (Harro Jenss)
• The First Civic Foundation in Hamburg – Housing for Jews and Christians (Angela Schwarz)
• The Founding of a new Jewish Congregation in Hamburg (1945). The Twelve “Founding Fathers.” (Ina Lorenz)
• The Funerary Monument for Dr. Gabriel Riesser at the Jewish Cemetery on Ilandkoppel / Hamburg Ohlsdorf (Annabelle Lienhart)
• The Hamburg Temple Controversy. Continuity and a New Beginning in Dibere Haberith (Philipp Lenhard)
• The November Pogroms and the Culture of Remembrance – the “Synagogue Monument” by Margrit Kahl (Harald Schmid)
• The Synagogues of Hamburg by Ruben Maleachi (cont.), in: Mitteilungen des Verbandes Ehemaliger Breslauer und Schlesier in Israel [News of the Association of Former Bratislavans and Silesians in Israel], published by the Association of Former Bratislavans and Silesians in Israel, 46-47 (May 1980), pp. 41-44
• The “Hep-Hep” Riots in Hamburg. Ludolf Holst’s Treatise “On the Relationship of the Jews to the Christians in Commercial Towns” (Moshe Zimmermann)
• “tear down outdated […] views”. Agathe Lasch, an academic revolutionary (Inge Stephan)
• “The Jews’ Residence”: Orthodox Lutheran Attitudes towards the Coexistence of Jews and Christians (Jutta Braden)
• “The Rich Jew”: An Anti-Judaic Anecdote about the Religious Social Order in 17th century Hamburg (Jutta Braden)