Box 4
Contains 55 Results:
Part 1, 1905-12-14 - 1906-03-29
Part 2, 1906-04-01 - 1906-09-22
Part 3, 1906-09-29 - 1908-03-04
Part 4, 1908-03-06 - 1908-06-22
Part 5, 1914-07-14 - 1922-04-18
[Part 6], 1922-06-09 - 1922-06-18
Der Konzertsaal auf der Schallplatte (The Concert Hall on the Record), newspaper articles from 1928-29 by Franz Rosenzweig, compiled by Nahum Glatzer for Adele Rosenzweig on September 9, 1930, 1930
Die Bauleute. Über das Gesetz (The Builders - Regarding the Law), Berlin 1925 - first edition, 1925
Bildung—und kein Ende (Education-and no end), Frankfurt: Kauffmann 1920 - first edition, Exemplar A, 1920
Bildung—und kein Ende (Education-and no end), Frankfurt: Kauffmann 1920 - first edition, Exemplar B, 1920
Das Chanukkahlied. Deutsch von Franz Rosenzweig (The Hanukkah Song - Translation by Franz Rosenzweig), 1 item , 1922
An Driesen von Franz Rosenzweig (To Dr. Otto Driesen from Frankfurt a. M.), 1929-12
“Der Ewige”. Mendelssohn und der Gottesname ("The Eternal". Mendelssohn and the Name of God), Offprint, 1929-09-09
Das Heimholerjahr (The homecoming year), Preprint from the new Bible translation by Martin Buber and Franz Rosenzweig in the "Jüdisches Wochenblatt", 1926-09-17
Der Herr der Welt. Der Hymnus Adon olam (The Lord of the World. The Hymn Adon olam), Offprint of the German translation by Franz Rosenzweig in "Morgen" vol. 5, no. 3, 1829-08-17
Der Knecht Gottes (The servant of God), Preprint from the Bible translation by Martin Buber and Franz Rosenzweig (vol. 10: "Das Buch Jeschajahu"), 1926
Musiklexika, Article about Music Encyclopedias in the "Frankfurter Israelitisches Gemeindeblatt" , 1929-06
Nachrufe auf Rabbiner N. A. Nobel, Frankfurt a.M. 1923; Author's copy, 1923
Alexander Carlebach, Nehemiah Zvi Nobel: a rabbi who cast a spell, Review of a book by Nehemiah Nobel, 1970
Excerpts from the diaries of Franz Rosenzweig (1916-17), published in an Israeli newspaper, 1935-06-06
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