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The Architecture of Jewish Trade in Postwar Germany: Jewish Shops and Shopkeepers between Provisionality and Permanence

Jewish Social Studies, 2017
Scholarship on Jewish life in postwar Germany has consistently stressed a “provisional way of life”: an attitude that minimized commitments to the surrounding German world and always left open the possibility of leaving. This article revisits the provisionality thesis from the perspective of spatial history, focusing on Munich’s Mohlstrasse marketplace,
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Jewish Art and Architecture in the East European Context:

Polin: Studies in Polish Jewry, 1997
This chapter focuses on a specific group of eighteenth-century wooden synagogues — labelled the Gwoździec–Chodorów group — within their east European context. It identifies the architectural ideas and building traditions which generated these synagogues, and particularly to emphasize the role of ideas from Jewish sources and from the Jewish community ...
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“Neues Bauen” and Jewish Architecture. Photograph of the Temple on Oberstraße

2016
This black and white photograph of the interior of the Temple at Oberstraße was published in 1937. It was taken by Erich Kastan, a photographer of Jewish origin who lived in Hamburg at the time. The image presents an overview of the space including the essential elements of a synagogue: the floor-to-ceiling niche with the Ark-Bimah unit and the organ ...
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Jewish architecture

2003
Carol Herselle Krinsky   +4 more
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VIENNESE JEWISH WOMEN IN HORTICULTURE AND GARDEN ARCHITECTURE

Acta Horticulturae, 2010
I. Meder, U. Krippner
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