Pages:
54 pages :
,
e-file.
Year of publication:
2013
Dissertation note:
Bachelor thesis at University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Hannover, Germany
Keywords:
Leo Baeck Institute.
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Authors, Exiled.
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German literature 1933-1945.
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Publishers and publishing 1933-1945.
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Publishers and publishing Palestine 1933-1945.
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Publishers and publishing United States 1933-1945.
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Manuscripts.
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Manuscripts.
Abstract:
The paper describes the set-up of a special collection at the Leo Baeck Institute New York, dealing with Jewish publishing houses in exile, 1933-1945. Profiles for each publishing house, containing the history, the main focus and the published authors, were linked to the Leo Baeck Institute’s OPAC.
Abstract:
After describing the history of the Leo Baeck Institute, the paper focuses on the reasons for going and living into exile, particularly into three main exile countries (Czechoslovakia, Palestine and the USA). In addition, options for émigrés after WW II are discussed.
Note:
January 22, 2013
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