JEWISH GALICIA & BUKOVINA

Promoting the study and commemoration of the cultural heritage

In cooperation with:

[Symbiosis and break of tradition; German-Jewish interrelationships in East Central and South-Eastern Europe (19th and 20th centuries)].
Including articles about Jewish culture in Galicia and Bucovina in the presence of the German and Polish cultures (47—63, 81—110), and about Kubi Wohl (65-80).
According to index of personages: Rose Ausländer (70,72), Meir Balaban (84—86, 138), Julius Barasch (48), Shlomo Bickel (65), Martin Buber (92, 193, 196), Emil Byk (90), Paul Celan (172), Meir Ebner (56), Adolf Ehrenfeld (52), Eugen Ehrlich, David Falik (56), Karl Emil Franzos (49, 52, 68, 90—91), Jacob Friedman (76), Vera Hacken (71-72, 76), Naphtali Herz Homberg (36), Lazar Elias Igel (52), Meir Letteris (188), Itzik Manger (59,71), Aaron Marcus (90), Alfred Margul-Sperber (72), Pinchas Plaster (87), Manfred Reifer (59), Moses Rosenkranz (72), Joseph Roth (21, 91—92), Shimon Sofer (88), Eliezer Steinbarg (71), Benno Straucher (54), Naphtali Titinger, (52), Freed Weininger (76), SalomonWeisselberger (54), Joseph Wiesner (55), Józef Wittlin (92), and Haary Zucker (59).
According to index of communities: Brody, Buczacz, Bucovina, Czernowitz, Galicia, Gorlice, Jarosław, Jasło, Cimpulung תKraków, Lemberg, Sadagora, Stanisławów, Soceava, Tarnów, Wieliczka.