Anti-Jewish Rhetoric of Canon Law: Ecclesiastical Legislation and Jews in the 14th-Century Bohemian Lands

2021-1-1

Restoration of the Synagogue in Police (Pullitz)

2021-1-1

Jakub Hauser – Eva Janáèová, eds., Obrazy nenávisti. Vizuální projevy antisemitismu ve støední Evropì

2021-1-1

Peter Hallama, Národní hrdinové a židovské oběti: Holokaust v české kulturní paměti

2021-1-1

Exhibition ‘Translocation Plans of Jewish Settlements in the 18th Century’

2021-1-1

Jewish Goldsmiths in Early Modern Prague: A Paper on Immigration, Labour Mobility, and Socio Economic Relations in 16th-Century Prague Jewish Society

2021-1-1

Silent (In)Tolerance? Jewish Academics in the Office of Rector at the German University of Prague before 1933

2021-1-1

Kate Ottevanger – Jan Láníèek, eds., Life and Love in Nazi Prague. Letters from an Occupied City by Marie Bader

2020-1-1

Kateřina Čapková – David Rechter, eds., Židé, nebo Němci? Německy mluvící Židé v poválečném Československu, Polsku a Německu [Jews or Germans? German-Speaking Jews in Czechoslovakia, Poland and Germany after World War II]

2020-1-1

Trade contacts between Prague Jews and Northern Italy and their engagement in the Italian commodity trade in the 16th and early 17th centuries.

2019-1-1

The Memory of the Return of Slovak Holocaust Survivors in Jewish and Non-Jewish Testimonies

2018-1-1

Jan Láníček, Arnošt Frischer and the Jewish Politics of Early 20th-Century Europe, London – Oxford – New York – New Delhi – Sydney: Bloomsbury Academic, 2017. 265 pp.ISBN: HB 9781472585899; ePDF 9781472585905; ePub 9781472585912

2017-1-1

Anti-Jewish Violence in Prague, 1744, through Contemporary Eyes:

2017-1-1

Eva Doležalová et al., Juden in der mittelalterlichen Stadt. Der städtische Raum im Mittelalter – Ort des Zusammenlebens und des Konflikts / Jews in the Medieval Town. Urban Space in the Middle Ages – A Place of Coexistence and Conflicts

2017-1-1

Wolf Gruner, Die Judenverfolgung im Protektorat Böhmen und Mähren. Lokale Initiativen, zentrale Entscheidungen, jüdische Antworten 1939–1945, Gottingen: Wallstein-Verlag, 2016. 430 Seiten. ISBN: 978-3-8353-1910-3

2017-1-1

‘The Museum of an Extinct Race’ – Fact vs. Legend:

2016-1-1

David Gans on the Gregorian reform, modern astronomy, and the Jewish calendar

2016-1-1

DAVID GANS’ NEHMAD VE-NAIM: HISTORY OF TEXTUAL TRANSMISSION

2016-1-1

THE KARAITE RECEPTION OF DAVID GANS’ WORK

2016-1-1

Remnants of the Past or Laboratories of Modernity

2016-1-1

SEPHARDI AND ASHKENAZI CONCEPTIONS OF WORLD HISTORY: FROM GEDALIAH IBN YAHYA TO DAVID GANS

2016-1-1

Hannelore Burger, Heimatrecht und Staatsbürgerschaftösterreichischer Juden. Vom Ende des 18. Jahrhunderts bis indie Gegenwart

2016-1-1

“IN THEIR ORDER AND IN THEIR TIME”: PRAGUE, PAST AND PLACE DAVID GANS’ TZEMAH DAVID

2016-1-1

ARCHIVAL TRACES OF JEWISH HISTORY AND THE HOLOCAUST IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC

2015-1-1

JEWS IN THE BOHEMIAN LANDS, 10th –18th CENTURY THE JEWISH MUSEUM IN PRAGUE’S NEW PERMANENT EXHIBITION IN THE MAISEL SYNAGOGUE

2015-1-1

DIE KURZE GESCHICHTE DER JÜDISCHEN GEMEINDE IN AUSPITZ (HUSTOPEÈE), 1621–1651

2015-1-1

A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF JIŘĺ FIEDLER

2015-1-1

The Krumlov Liber Depictus. On its Creation and Depiction of Jews

2015-1-1

The Academic Career of the Historian and Archivist BertoldBretholz

2015-1-1

NIDPAS BA-IR HA-MEHULALA BRIN THE FIRST YEARS OF THE BRNO HEBREW PRINTING HOUSE AND A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PRINTED BOOKS FROM 1754–1760

2015-1-1

“UNBEARABLE JEWISH HOUSES OF PRAYER” THE NAZI DESTRUCTION OF SYNAGOGUES BASED ON EXAMPLES FROM CENTRAL MORAVIA

2014-1-1

CONCEPTS OF FAMILY AND FRIENDSHIP IN THE 1619 YIDDISH LETTERS OF PRAGUE JEWS

2014-1-1

POPULIST ANTISEMITISM. ON THE THEORY AND METHODOLOGY OF RESEARCH INTO MODERN ANTISEMITISM

2014-1-1

Veselská, Magda. Archa pamětí: Cesta pražského židovského muzea pohnutým 20. stoletím

2013-1-1

BOOK REVIEW: Lucie B. Petrusová – Alexandr Putík, eds., Fasse pražských židovských rodin z let 1748–1749 (1751).

2013-1-1

Lilly Steinschneider. The First Hungarian Female Pilot of Jewish Origin

2013-1-1

A Nobleman’s Jew, a Jewish Nobleman. Jewish Elites and Jewish Nobility in the Early and Late Modern Periods

2013-1-1

,Avigdor, Beneš, Gitl.‘ Juden in Böhmen und Mähren im Mittelalter. Samuel Steinherz zum Gedenken (1857 Güssing – 1942 Theresienstadt)

2013-1-1

Symbols of Emancipation - Nineteenth-Century Syangogues in the Czech Lands

2013-1-1

Census Lists of Jewish Families in Bohemia, 1723/1724–1811

2013-1-1

Legal Situation for the Purchase and Ownership of Immovable Property by Jews in Prague/Bohemia before the Emancipation

2013-1-1

BOOK REVIEW: Magda Veselská, Archa pamìti. Cesta pražského židovského muzea pohnutým 20. stoletím

2013-1-1

The Alleged Conversion of the Olomouc Rabbi Moses in 1425. Contribution to the Host Desecration Legends in Mediaeval Literature

2013-1-1

Books in the Terezín Ghetto and their Post-War Fate

2012-1-1

‘Identifying Donors of Objects in the Collections of the Jewish Museum in Prague’ Project

2012-1-1

Alois von Sonnenfels and the Blood Libel in the Early Enlightenment

2012-1-1

Commercial Relations between the Jews of Prague and Krakow in the Period before the Battle of White Mountain

2012-1-1

Schulfassionen als wichtige Quelle zur Geschichte des jüdischen Schulwesens in Mähren

2012-1-1

Georges Kars (1880–1945). Early Works

2012-1-1

New Source for the Trial of Lipmann Heller and the Political Conflict in the Prague Jewish Community, 1629–1630: Kurtzer Summarischer Wahrhafter Beri

2012-1-1