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S. Tauber told the story of the Jews of Moravia, and Karl Isidor Beck and S. P. Rosner were the poets of Hungarian Jewry. Karl Emil Franzos, Nathan Samuely and Leopold von Sacher-Masoch, a Christian, wrote of "Half-Asia, " the Ghettoes of Ga- licia, while Leo Herzberg-Fraenkel and the Gentile Eliza P. Orzeszko described the Jews of Poland. J. Herzberg and Aron David Bernstein wrote some interesting tales (the lat- ter's "Voegele the Maggid" is to be particularly noted) of Posen, and David Houig...mann ("Berel Grenadier, " a tale of the seven years' war of Frederick the Great), and Ulrich Frank (Ulla Wolff) of Silesia. Be- sides Heine and Boerne, whose "Novel" is a tale of the Jew's love of the Christian maiden, only B. Hause, Sal- omon Hermann Mosenthal and the Christian authors. Annette von Droste- Huelshoff ("The Jewish Beech, " a tale of the Westphaliau Ghetto), and Wil- heliii Jensen ("The Jews of Cologne, " an historical romance of the massa- cres of 1096), wrote of the Jews of modern Germany.
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S. Tauber told the story of the Jews of Moravia, and Karl Isidor Beck and S. P. Rosner were the poets of Hungarian Jewry. Karl Emil Franzos, Nathan Samuely and Leopold von Sacher-Masoch, a Christian, wrote of "Half-Asia, " the Ghettoes of Ga- licia, while Leo Herzberg-Fraenkel and the Gentile Eliza P. Orzeszko described the Jews of Poland. J. Herzberg and Aron David Bernstein wrote some interesting tales (the lat- ter's "Voegele the Maggid" is to be particularly noted) of Posen, and David Houig...mann ("Berel Grenadier, " a tale of the seven years' war of Frederick the Great), and Ulrich Frank (Ulla Wolff) of Silesia. Be- sides Heine and Boerne, whose "Novel" is a tale of the Jew's love of the Christian maiden, only B. Hause, Sal- omon Hermann Mosenthal and the Christian authors. Annette von Droste- Huelshoff ("The Jewish Beech, " a tale of the Westphaliau Ghetto), and Wil- heliii Jensen ("The Jews of Cologne, " an historical romance of the massa- cres of 1096), wrote of the Jews of modern Germany.
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