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Mentioned in

• A Conversation with Arnold Bernstein, in: Sonntagsblatt Staats-Zeitung und Herold, November 24, 1957
• Agathe Lasch’s Curriculum Vitae, 1921
• Antisemitism in the Postwar Period. The Case of Friedrich Nieland (Werner Bergmann)
• Around the Alster, Around the World – the Wolf Brothers in Exile in Shanghai (Xin Tong)
• Between Threat and Hope. Migration to the New World. Mary Antin’s Account (Monica Rüthers)
• Between “Theater Crisis” and the “Seizure of Power.” The Brief Appearance of the Little Playhouse [Kleines Schauspielhaus] of Friedrich Lobe (1932/1933) (Sebastian Schirrmeister)
• Call for the Founding of a Jewish Library and Reading Room, Hamburg, October 1905
• Cheskel Zwi Klötzel, Moses Pipenbrink's Adventures. A Young Adult Novel between Urban Adventure and Zionist Utopia (Michael Nagel)
• Demographics and Social Structure (Miriam Rürup)
• Economy and Occupational Patterns (Uffa Jensen)
• Eugen Fraenkel: Hamburg’s most important pathologist (Benjamin Kuntz)
• Exile and Exile Literature. Walter A. Berendsohn’s struggle to return to Hamburg University (Andreas Marquet)
• Experience Turned into Drawing? On the Motif of Closeness in Ágnes Lukács' Series of Lithographs (Christiane Hess)
• Family and Everyday Life (Stefanie Fischer)
• Fritz Buff’s Account of His Journey on the St. Louis (1939)
• From Hamburg out into the World—Jewish Emigration and the Aid Organization of German Jews (David Hamann)
• Henry Cohen to the Hamburg Jewish Congregation, Tientsin, December 29, 1946
• Hilfsverein der Juden in Deutschland [Aid Organization of German Jews], from Annual Report, 1907 [Excerpt]
• In Search of Belonging. Jacob Sonderling’s “This is my Life” (Sarah Panter)
• Interview with Elsa Davidsohn, conducted by Jens Michelsen on July 24, 2001 [in excerpts], FZH/WdE 433.
• Interview with Esther Bejarano, conducted by Linde Apel on March 4, 2003, FZH/WdE 744.
• Interview with Franziska Mayer, conducted by Beate Meyer, on December 14, 1992 [in excerpts].
• Jacob Sonderling, This is my Life (Memoirs), Los Angeles, 1961-1964 [Excerpt], p. 3-5.
• Jewish cultural assets in the postwar period. Hannah Arendt’s report on the situation in Hamburg (Elisabeth Gallas)
• Julius Stettenheim, The Jew-Eater. Hope You Like It!, Hamburg 1862
• Kindertransport and Jewish International Aid Networks (Clemens Maier-Wolthausen)
• Law and Politics (Uffa Jensen)
• Letter by Walter A. Berendsohn to Karl Ludwig Schneider, September 1, 1965
• Letter from Siegfried Landshut to Heinrich Landahl, August 29, 1948
• Love for One’s Homeland and Longing for Recognition. Ludwig Berger’s Commemorative Speech on Johannes Brahms (Christian Rogowski)
• Martha Glass. “Every day in Theresin is a gift” (Barbara Müller-Wesemann)
• Martha Glass: Theresienstadt Diaries 1943-1945
• Mary Antin's Letter to her Uncle Moshe Hayyim Weltman, 1894 [Extract]
• Migration (Tobias Brinkmann)
• Narrative Layers of History. The Oral History Interviews with Holocaust Survivor Esther Bauer (Andrea Althaus, Linde Apel)
• Page from Eva Wartburg’s Notepad (1938)
• Paul Dessau’s “Hagadah.” A Passover Oratorio Reflecting Contemporary History (Daniela Reinhold)
• Pine Trees by the Sea: Interiors as a Window into a Family History (Maximilian Ferst)
• Radio Broadcast By Karl Kaufmann: “Against the Lies of Our Enemies about Supposed Events in Hamburg,” Reichssender Hamburg, March 29, 1933
• Religion and Identity (Andreas Brämer)
• Return in Uniform. Walter Albert Eberstadt and the Beginning of Radio Hamburg (Hans-Ulrich Wagner)
• Rothenbaumchaussee 38: The Treatment of Jewish Property in the Postwar Period (Hendrik Althoff)
• Scientific Networks – Arabist Hedwig Klein’s Attempt to Emigrate (Elke-Vera Kotowski)
• Social Democrat, Cooperative Member, and Jew. Joseph Berkowitz Kohn’s Activism in Late 19th Century Hamburg (Sebastian Voigt)
• Social Issues and Welfare (Stefanie Schüler-Springorum)
• Speech Given by Mayor Max Brauer on the Occasion of the Groundbreaking for the Synagogue at Hohe Weide, November 9, 1958
• The Aftermath of Exile. Children’s Book Author Grete Berges Returns to Hamburg (Jasmin Centner)
• The Case of the Jewish Cemetery in Ottensen (Ina Lorenz)
• The Disenfranchisement of Jewish Physicians in Hamburg during National Socialism (Anna von Villiez)
• The Hall of Mirrors from Hamburg's Budge Palais (Silke Reuther)
• The Henry Jones Lodge. Jewish Self-confidence and the Path into the Modern Age (Rebekka Großmann)
• The Jew-Eater. A Response to Wilhelm Marr (Werner Bergmann)
• The Memoirs of Cantor Joseph Cysner. A rare testimonial of the Polenaktion (Bonnie M. Harris)
• The Zinnowitz Song: A Symbol of Resort Antisemitism (Frank Bajohr)
• Transnational Networks and Questions of Belonging. An Exchange of Letters Between Jacob Schiff and Max Warburg During World War I. (Sarah Panter)
• Wilhelm Marr’s A Mirror to the Jews (Werner Bergmann)
• “Folk Life in Palestine.” Otto Eberhard and the Christian Friends of Zionism (Fabian Weber)
• “It Cost Me 20 Years to Defeat Hitler.” Hamburg Shipping Company Owner Arnold Bernstein in the USA (Björn Siegel)
• “Mother Borchardt” – a Jewish Shipping Company Owner (Rebekka Großmann)
• “Swept back into the unseen vastness of the sea” - Fritz Buff’s account of his voyage aboard the ST. LOUIS, May and June 1939 (Matthias Loeber)
• “tear down outdated […] views”. Agathe Lasch, an academic revolutionary (Inge Stephan)
• “We live upon the sea as if in another world.” An Addendum to Ida Dehmel’s Diary of her Round the World Trip aboard the “Reliance” 1936 (Carolin Vogel)