Hermann Struck’s Diary and the Complexities of German-Jewish Identity
We are pleased to share a new blog post by Chen Shapira, exploring a remarkable historical source preserved at the Archive for German-speaking Jewry in
The Yekkes Archive Blog
From Nahariya to Tefen to Haifa: The Story of Yisrael Shiloni and the Archive
From Nahariya to Tefen to Haifa: The Story of Yisrael Shiloni and the Archive for German-speaking Jewry in Israel (the “Yekkes Archive”) Dr. Irit Chen
Vienna, Haifa or Jerusalem?The debates on Theodor Herzl’s final resting place
Vienna, Haifa or Jerusalem? The debates on Theodor Herzl’s final resting place Markus Ponweiser In the annals of history, certain figures transcend
Attitudes towards German culture and language in the Interview with Dr. Nurit Gillath
Attitudes towards German culture and language in the Interview with Dr. Nurit Gillath Daniel Mahla “I am Israeli, but the funny thing is that
The Remarkable Women of the Yekkes
The Remarkable Women of the Yekkes Part One Judith Gerdi By: Avner Gershony Judith Gerdi, born Katy Ledermann, was born in Berlin on
Real Levantine
Herbert and Annie Hamburger’ First Impressions of Mandatory Palestine, August-September 1933