Aims And Tasks of Jewish Historiography
Aims And Tasks of Jewish Historiography
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564-70, which might be considerably enlarged.
n In April, 1345, the citizens of Liegnitz, and in September of the same year those of Breslau received permission to utilize the tombstones of the Jewish cemeteries as building materials (M. Brann, Geschichte der Juden in Schlesien, pp. 47-48) ; in 1438, after the expulsion of the Jews from Mayence the same happened there (Salfeld, Zeitschrift fur Hebrdische Bibliographic, vol. Vi, p. 17). For many more examples see Zunz, Zur Geschichte und Literat...ur, Berlin, 1845, pp. 395-401. Of the circa 100 tombstones used for the fortifications of Erfurt in 1845, of which Zunz speaks, p. Iv, some came to light again in 1881; see Kroner, Die Erfurter hebraischen 5 26 American Jewish Historical Society.
which have come down to us frequently prove of great assistance in fixing dates, etc. But only those of France and Spain were collected and that by the indefatigable Moise Schwab ** with the support of the French government.
Besides these distinctly Jewish sources references to Jews in mediaeval chronicles and other works are a most important and indispensable source of information.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
564-70, which might be considerably enlarged.
n In April, 1345, the citizens of Liegnitz, and in September of the same year those of Breslau received permission to utilize the tombstones of the Jewish cemeteries as building materials (M. Brann, Geschichte der Juden in Schlesien, pp. 47-48) ; in 1438, after the expulsion of the Jews from Mayence the same happened there (Salfeld, Zeitschrift fur Hebrdische Bibliographic, vol. Vi, p. 17). For many more examples see Zunz, Zur Geschichte und Literat...ur, Berlin, 1845, pp. 395-401. Of the circa 100 tombstones used for the fortifications of Erfurt in 1845, of which Zunz speaks, p. Iv, some came to light again in 1881; see Kroner, Die Erfurter hebraischen 5 26 American Jewish Historical Society.
which have come down to us frequently prove of great assistance in fixing dates, etc. But only those of France and Spain were collected and that by the indefatigable Moise Schwab ** with the support of the French government.
Besides these distinctly Jewish sources references to Jews in mediaeval chronicles and other works are a most important and indispensable source of information.
What to read after Aims And Tasks of Jewish Historiography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Marx to read onlineMoreLess
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