The Lexikon deutsch-jüdischer Autoren covers the Jewish contribution to German-speaking cultural history in some 1,300 biographical-bibliographic articles. Besides authors of literature in the broadest sense, representatives of the humanities can be found and other individuals from public life who, through their work, were influential beyond their specialist field. The biographical part includes information on the authors and documents political and Zionist involvement, circles of friends, and attitude towards Judaism, with autobiographical quotations wherever possible. Each biography is followed by a detailed bibliography of both primary and secondary literature in which the works are critically analysed and annotated, as far as possible or relevant. Quotations by the author, content of writings and/or excerpts from reviews are provided to further facilitate research.

The Lexikon deutsch-jüdischer Autoren covers the Jewish contribution to German-speaking cultural history in some 1,300 biographical-bibliographic articles. Besides authors of literature in the broadest sense, representatives of the humanities can be found and other individuals from public life who, through their work, were influential beyond their specialist field. The biographical part includes information on the authors and documents political and Zionist involvement, circles of friends, and attitude towards Judaism, with autobiographical quotations wherever possible. Each biography is followed by a detailed bibliography of both primary and secondary literature in which the works are critically analysed and annotated, as far as possible or relevant. Quotations by the author, content of writings and/or excerpts from reviews are provided to further facilitate research.

The Lexikon deutsch-jüdischer Autoren covers the Jewish contribution to German-speaking cultural history in some 1,300 biographical-bibliographic articles. Besides authors of literature in the broadest sense, representatives of the humanities can be found and other individuals from public life who, through their work, were influential beyond their specialist field. The biographical part includes information on the authors and documents political and Zionist involvement, circles of friends, and attitude towards Judaism, with autobiographical quotations wherever possible. Each biography is followed by a detailed bibliography of both primary and secondary literature in which the works are critically analysed and annotated, as far as possible or relevant. Quotations by the author, content of writings and/or excerpts from reviews are provided to further facilitate research.

The microfiche edition Dokumentation zur jüdischen Kultur in Deutschland 1840–1940 contains a comprehensive collection of newspaper cuttings on German-Jewish personalities which Carl Steininger (1876–1945) privately collected in Dresden his whole life long. He cut out and sorted an estimated one million articles from daily and weekly national and international newspapers, journals and offprints covering all shades of political opinion. These newspaper cuttings were acquired by the 'Archiv Bibliographia Judaica' in 1981. Commemorative articles, reviews and reports on exhibitions, anniversaries and opening nights, complete with numerous illustrations, make a century of Jewish culture in Germany accessible to the public. The collection has been divided up into sections such as visual and performing artists, musicians, writers, publicists and scholars, religious scholars, philologists, teachers and Rabbis, persons in public life as well as zionists, researchers and jurists. The 10,000 to 12,000 articles per section, many of which are illustrated, are arranged alphabetically within each group.

The microfiche edition Dokumentation zur jüdischen Kultur in Deutschland 1840–1940 contains a comprehensive collection of newspaper cuttings on German-Jewish personalities which Carl Steininger (1876–1945) privately collected in Dresden his whole life long. He cut out and sorted an estimated one million articles from daily and weekly national and international newspapers, journals and offprints covering all shades of political opinion. These newspaper cuttings were acquired by the 'Archiv Bibliographia Judaica' in 1981. Commemorative articles, reviews and reports on exhibitions, anniversaries and opening nights, complete with numerous illustrations, make a century of Jewish culture in Germany accessible to the public. The collection has been divided up into sections such as visual and performing artists, musicians, writers, publicists and scholars, religious scholars, philologists, teachers and Rabbis, persons in public life as well as zionists, researchers and jurists. The 10,000 to 12,000 articles per section, many of which are illustrated, are arranged alphabetically within each group.

The microfiche edition Dokumentation zur jüdischen Kultur in Deutschland 1840–1940 contains a comprehensive collection of newspaper cuttings on German-Jewish personalities which Carl Steininger (1876–1945) privately collected in Dresden his whole life long. He cut out and sorted an estimated one million articles from daily and weekly national and international newspapers, journals and offprints covering all shades of political opinion. These newspaper cuttings were acquired by the 'Archiv Bibliographia Judaica' in 1981. Commemorative articles, reviews and reports on exhibitions, anniversaries and opening nights, complete with numerous illustrations, make a century of Jewish culture in Germany accessible to the public. The collection has been divided up into sections such as visual and performing artists, musicians, writers, publicists and scholars, religious scholars, philologists, teachers and Rabbis, persons in public life as well as zionists, researchers and jurists. The 10,000 to 12,000 articles per section, many of which are illustrated, are arranged alphabetically within each group.

The Lexikon deutsch-jüdischer Autoren covers the Jewish contribution to German-speaking cultural history in some 1,300 biographical-bibliographic articles. Besides authors of literature in the broadest sense, representatives of the humanities can be found and other individuals from public life who, through their work, were influential beyond their specialist field. The biographical part includes information on the authors and documents political and Zionist involvement, circles of friends, and attitude towards Judaism, with autobiographical quotations wherever possible. Each biography is followed by a detailed bibliography of both primary and secondary literature in which the works are critically analysed and annotated, as far as possible or relevant. Quotations by the author, content of writings and/or excerpts from reviews are provided to further facilitate research.

The Lexikon deutsch-jüdischer Autoren covers the Jewish contribution to German-speaking cultural history in some 1,300 biographical-bibliographic articles. Besides authors of literature in the broadest sense, representatives of the humanities can be found and other individuals from public life who, through their work, were influential beyond their specialist field. The biographical part includes information on the authors and documents political and Zionist involvement, circles of friends, and attitude towards Judaism, with autobiographical quotations wherever possible. Each biography is followed by a detailed bibliography of both primary and secondary literature in which the works are critically analysed and annotated, as far as possible or relevant. Quotations by the author, content of writings and/or excerpts from reviews are provided to further facilitate research.

The microfiche edition Dokumentation zur jüdischen Kultur in Deutschland 1840–1940 contains a comprehensive collection of newspaper cuttings on German-Jewish personalities which Carl Steininger (1876–1945) privately collected in Dresden his whole life long. He cut out and sorted an estimated one million articles from daily and weekly national and international newspapers, journals and offprints covering all shades of political opinion. These newspaper cuttings were acquired by the 'Archiv Bibliographia Judaica' in 1981. Commemorative articles, reviews and reports on exhibitions, anniversaries and opening nights, complete with numerous illustrations, make a century of Jewish culture in Germany accessible to the public. The collection has been divided up into sections such as visual and performing artists, musicians, writers, publicists and scholars, religious scholars, philologists, teachers and Rabbis, persons in public life as well as zionists, researchers and jurists. The 10,000 to 12,000 articles per section, many of which are illustrated, are arranged alphabetically within each group.

The microfiche edition Dokumentation zur jüdischen Kultur in Deutschland 1840–1940 contains a comprehensive collection of newspaper cuttings on German-Jewish personalities which Carl Steininger (1876–1945) privately collected in Dresden his whole life long. He cut out and sorted an estimated one million articles from daily and weekly national and international newspapers, journals and offprints covering all shades of political opinion. These newspaper cuttings were acquired by the 'Archiv Bibliographia Judaica' in 1981. Commemorative articles, reviews and reports on exhibitions, anniversaries and opening nights, complete with numerous illustrations, make a century of Jewish culture in Germany accessible to the public. The collection has been divided up into sections such as visual and performing artists, musicians, writers, publicists and scholars, religious scholars, philologists, teachers and Rabbis, persons in public life as well as zionists, researchers and jurists. The 10,000 to 12,000 articles per section, many of which are illustrated, are arranged alphabetically within each group.