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Leopold Löwenstein Archive

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Löwenstein, Leopold, 1843-1924 (Creator of the archive)
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The archive includes historiographical and bibliographical notes, transcripts of sources, family trees, bibliographies, and few letters to Löwenstein.

Reference Code
ARC. Ms. Var. 378
Dates
1877-1911
Consists of
0.2 meters..
Languages
German; Hebrew; French;
location
  • The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel
Title Leopold Löwenstein Archive
Additional Titles כותרת בעברית: ארכיון לאופולד לונשטין.
Archive of Leopold Löwenstein.
Notes The materials were apparently parts of the Freimann family papers and have been separated from them later. Compared to the rich work of Löwenstein only few materials survived and therefore it seems that these are only the remnants of his archive.
Citation Note ARC. Ms. Var. 378, Leopold Löwenstein Archive, Archives Department, National Library of Israel, Jerusalem
Host Item Leopold Löwenstein Archive
Former Call Number Ms. Var. 378
Level of Description Fonds Record
Biographical summary Leopold Löwenstein (1843 Gailingen am Hochrhein - 1923 Mosbach) was a rabbi and a scholar in German-Jewish history, who published many articles on early modern Jewish local histories.
Ownership history The archive was permanently deposited in the National Library in 1963.
Language Note The materials are in German, Hebrew, and French.
National Library system number 990030152920205171

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Fest-Predigten von Bezirksrabbiner Dr. Leopold Löwenstein in Mosbach / herausgegeben aus Anlass seines 25jährigen Bezirksjubiläums durch die dankbaren Gemeinden seines Rabbinats-Bezirks Mosbach, Merchingen, Wertheim, Dez. 1911.
Fest-Predigten von Bezirksrabbiner Dr. Leopold Löwenstein in Mosbach / herausgegeben aus Anlass seines 25jährigen Bezirksjubiläums durch die dankbaren Gemeinden seines Rabbinats-Bezirks Mosbach, Merchingen, Wertheim, Dez. 1911.

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Licht und Schattenseiten aus der Geschichte der Juden in Wertheim : Vortrag von Bezirks-Rabbiner Dr. Löwenstein, gehalten im Historischen Verein "Alt Wertheim" am 15.Dezember 1907 / Vortrag von Bezirks-Rabbiner Löwenstein.
Licht und Schattenseiten aus der Geschichte der Juden in Wertheim : Vortrag von Bezirks-Rabbiner Dr. Löwenstein, gehalten im Historischen Verein "Alt Wertheim" am 15.Dezember 1907 / Vortrag von Bezirks-Rabbiner Löwenstein.

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