Letter from Anton Lourie to the Leo Baeck Institute with brief biographical notes on Adele von Mises's brother Alfred Landau and sons Ludwig von Mises and Richard von Mises.Alfred Landau (1850-1935), older brother of Adele von Mises, was one of the first linguists to deal with the Yiddish language on a scientific basis.Ludwig von Mises (1881-1973), son of Adele von Mises, was a prominent economist of the Austrian School. He was a full professor at the University of Vienna before his immigration to the United States.Richard von Mises (1883-1953), son of Adele von Mises, was a mathematician. He was a full professor at the University of Berlin and later at Yale. In addition his ma...
Notes by Julius Baer about his family in Germany, originally written between 1934 and 1935; translat...
AbstractThe article focuses on two outstanding mathematicians who worked at Brno German Technical Un...
The collection contains letters sent by Gisela Reich in Vienna to her son Alfred Bader, who had emig...
Handwritten and signed letter from Marie Luise Kaschnitz to Fred Grubel of the Leo Baeck Institute r...
This collection contains a letter from Berta Kamm, née Stern, who was the brother of Nobel Prize win...
Letter to the Leo Baeck Institute with biographical information about banker Karl Nathan.Banker, bor...
Letter from Karl-August Helfenbein to the Leo Baeck Institute with biographical information about ma...
The collection contains letters from Albrecht Mendelssoh-Bartholdy to Alfred Vagts, his assistant at...
The collection contains a letter from Franz Werfel to poet Ilse Blumenthal-Weiss regarding her poetr...
University studies in Breslau and Munich; military service during World War I; lawyer in Breslau bef...
The collection contains poems written by Nathan Stein; letter by Nathan Stein describing his activit...
Letters to Hoffmann from Aron Hirsch (1934 & 1936); photo of Hirsch messingwerk (brass factory) (cir...
This collection contains: three letters from Hermann Weyl to Alfred Vagts. Topics of this correspond...
This collection consists primarily of Werfel family correspondence from 1940-1947. Letters and teleg...
Correspondence between the Leo Baeck Institute in New York and Georg Wiener in Cochabamba, Bolivia, ...
Notes by Julius Baer about his family in Germany, originally written between 1934 and 1935; translat...
AbstractThe article focuses on two outstanding mathematicians who worked at Brno German Technical Un...
The collection contains letters sent by Gisela Reich in Vienna to her son Alfred Bader, who had emig...
Handwritten and signed letter from Marie Luise Kaschnitz to Fred Grubel of the Leo Baeck Institute r...
This collection contains a letter from Berta Kamm, née Stern, who was the brother of Nobel Prize win...
Letter to the Leo Baeck Institute with biographical information about banker Karl Nathan.Banker, bor...
Letter from Karl-August Helfenbein to the Leo Baeck Institute with biographical information about ma...
The collection contains letters from Albrecht Mendelssoh-Bartholdy to Alfred Vagts, his assistant at...
The collection contains a letter from Franz Werfel to poet Ilse Blumenthal-Weiss regarding her poetr...
University studies in Breslau and Munich; military service during World War I; lawyer in Breslau bef...
The collection contains poems written by Nathan Stein; letter by Nathan Stein describing his activit...
Letters to Hoffmann from Aron Hirsch (1934 & 1936); photo of Hirsch messingwerk (brass factory) (cir...
This collection contains: three letters from Hermann Weyl to Alfred Vagts. Topics of this correspond...
This collection consists primarily of Werfel family correspondence from 1940-1947. Letters and teleg...
Correspondence between the Leo Baeck Institute in New York and Georg Wiener in Cochabamba, Bolivia, ...
Notes by Julius Baer about his family in Germany, originally written between 1934 and 1935; translat...
AbstractThe article focuses on two outstanding mathematicians who worked at Brno German Technical Un...
The collection contains letters sent by Gisela Reich in Vienna to her son Alfred Bader, who had emig...