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The Jew in the Modern World (chronologische Inhaltsübersicht)

Dies ist eine Chronologische Inhaltsübersicht zu The Jew in the Modern World: A Documentary History, 3. Ausgabe, herausgegeben von Paul Mendes-Flohr (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) und Jehuda Reinharz (Brandeis University). 2010 (Buchhandelslink)

17. Jahrhundert

• 1654 Petition to Expel the Jews from New Amsterdam (September 22, 1654), PETER STUYVESANT (web)
• 1655 Reply to Stuyvesant's Petition (April 26, 1655), Dutch West India Company
• 1655 How Profitable the Nation of the Jews Are (1655), MENASSEH BEN ISRAEL
• 1656 Rights of the Jews of New Amsterdam (March 13, 1656), Dutch West India Company
• 1656 The Writ of Excommunication Against Baruch Spinoza (July 27, 1656), The Sephardi Community of Amsterdam
• ??? On the Election of the Jews, BARUCH SPINOZA
• 1657 Declaration Protecting the Interest of Jews Residing in the Netherlands (July 13, 1657), The Estates General of the Republic of the United Provinces
• 1665 Act of Suriname (August 17, 1665), British Colonial Commissioner

18. Jahrhundert

• 1703. The Appointment of Samson Wertheimer as Imperial Court Factor (August 29, 1703), EMPEROR LEOPOLD I
• 1714 Reasons for Naturalizing the Jews in Great Britain and Ireland (1714), JOHN TOLAND
• 1740. The Plantation Act (March 19, 1740), The Houses of Parliament
• 1750. The Charter Decreed for the Jews of Prussia (April 17, 1750), FREDERICK II
• 1753. "The Jew Bill" (en)(web) (1753), The Houses of Parliament of Great Britain
• 1754 The Jews (1754), GOTTHOLD EPHRAIM LESSING
• 1756 Jews (1756), FRANCOIS-MARIE AROUET (VOLTAIRE)
• 1762 An Apology for the Jewish Nation (1762), ISAAC DE PINTO
• 1762 (ca.) Reply to de Pinto (c. 1762), FRANçOIS-MARIE AROUET (VOLTAIRE)
• 1772 Excommunication of the Hasidim (April 1772), The Rabbinical Leaders of Vilna
• 1776 The Declaration of Independence (July 4, 1776)
• 1777 Letter to Marcus Herz (1777), IMMANUEL KANT
• 1777 Moses Mendelssohn Visits the Seer of Koenigsberg (1777)
• 1778 A Call for Sephardi Enlightenment (1778), DAVID ATTIAS
• 1779 A Parable of Toleration (1779), GOTTHOLD EPHRAIM LESSING
• 1781. Concerning the Amelioration of the Civil Status of the Jews (1781), CHRISTIAN WILHELM VON DOHM
• 1782. Arguments Against Dohm (1782), JOHANN DAVID MICHAELIS
• 1782. Response to Dohm (1782), MOSES MENDELSSOHN
• 1782 Words of Peace and Truth (1782), NAPHTALI HERZ (HARTWIG) WESSELY
• 1782 A Sermon contra Wessely (1782), DAVID (TEVELE) BEN NATHAN OF LISSA
• 1782 Sermon on Wessely and the Edict of Tolerance (1782), EZEKIEL LANDAU
• 1782*. Remarks Concerning Michaelis's Response to Dohm, MOSES MENDELSSOHN
• 1782. Edict of Tolerance (January 2, 1782), JOSEPH II
• 1782 On the Need for a German Translation of Scripture (1782), MOSES MENDELSSOHN
• 1782 On the Curtailment of Jewish Juridical Autonomy (1782), MOSES MENDELSSOHN
• 1782 Search for Light and Right: An Epistle to Moses Mendelssohn (1782)
• 1782 Postscript to "Search for Light and Right" (1782), DAVID ERNST MOERSCHEL
• 1783 The Right to be Different (1783), MOSES MENDELSSOHN
• 1783 Judaism Is the Cornerstone of Christianity (1783), MOSES MENDELSSOHN
• 1783 Judaism as Revealed Legislation (1783), MOSES MENDELSSOHN
• 1783 The Stream of Besor (April 1783), HAMEASEF
• 1785 Patent of Tolerance for Jews of Galicia (May 27, 1785), EMPEROR JOSEPH II
• 1785 The Virginia Act of 1785
• 1785 I Have Converted (1785), JOSEPH MICHAEL EDLER VON ARNSTEINER
• 1787 We Shall Not Be Deterred (1787), HAMEASEF
• 1789 The Constitution of the United States of America (1789)
• 1789. An Essay on the Physical, Moral and Political Reformation of the Jews (1789), ABBÉ GRÉGOIRE
• 1789 A Time Will Come When No One Will Inquire Who Is a Jew or a Christian (1789), JOHANN GOTTFRIED VON HERDER
• 1789 Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen (August 26, 1789), The French National Assembly
• 1789 Debate on the Eligibility of Jews for Citizenship (December 23, 1789), The French National Assembly
• 1790 Decree Recognizing the Sephardim as Citizens (January 28, 1790), The French National Assembly
• 1790 Message of Welcome to George Washington (August 17, 1790), The Hebrew Congregation of Newport, Rhode Island
• 1790 A Reply to the Hebrew Congregation of Newport (c. August 17, 1790), GEORGE WASHINGTON
• 1790. Petition to the Hungarian Diet (June 1790), The Community of Jews Living in Hungary
• 1791 An Observant Jewish Woman in America (1791), REBECCA SAMUEL
• 1791 The Constitution of France (September 3, 1791), The French National Assembly
• 1791 The Emancipation of the Jews of France (September 28, 1791), The French National Assembly
• 1791 Letter of a Citizen to His Fellow Jews (1791), BERR ISAAC BERR
• 1791. De Judaeis: Law Governing the Status of the Jews of Hungary (1791), LEOPOLD II
• 1792 Leviathan (1792), SAUL ASCHER
• 1792 Travail in an Arab Land (1792), SAMUEL ROMANELLI
• 1792 On Self-Development and the Abolishment of Jewish Autonomy (March 19, 1792), DAVID FRIEDLAENDER
• 1793 A State Within a State (1793), JOHANN GOTTLIEB FICHTE
• 1793 My Emergence from Talmudic Darkness (1793), SOLOMON MAIMON
• 1793 Notes Regarding the Characteristics of the Jews (1793), LAZARUS BENDAVID
• 1793 The New Hasidim (1793), SOLOMON MAIMON
• 1795* O How Painful to Have Been Born a Jewess! (1795-1833), RAHEL LEVIN VARNHAGEN
• 1796 Debate on Jewish Emancipation (August 22-31, 1796), National Assembly of Batavia
• 1796 Emancipation of Dutch Jewry (September 9, 1796), National Assembly of Batavia
• 1797 Tearing Down the Gates of the Venetian Ghetto (July 10, 1797), PIER GIAN MARIA DE FERRARI
• 1798 The Euthanasia of Judaism (1798), IMMANUEL KANT

Die Euthanasie des Judentums (1798)

• 1799 Open Letter to His Reverence, Probst Teller (1799), DAVID FRIEDLAENDER
• 1799 First Emancipation in Rome (web) (February 1799), The Roman Republic

Erste Emanzipation in Rom (Februar 1799), Römische Republik

19. Jahrhundert

• 1804 Statutes Concerning the Organization of Jews ( December 9, 1804), ALEXANDER I
• 1806 Preface to Volume One of Shulamith (1806), JOSEPH WOLF
• 1806 Imperial Decree Calling for an Assembly of Jewish Notables (May 30, 1806), NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, EMPEROR OF FRANCE, KING OF ITALY
• 1806 Instructions to the Assembly of Jewish Notables (July 29, 1806), COUNT MOLÉ
• 1806 Reply on Behalf of the Assembly to Count Molé (July 29, 1806), ABRAHAM FURTADO
• 1806 Answers to Napoleon (1806), The Assembly of Jewish Notables
• 1806 Summons Convening the Parisian Sanhedrin (September 18, 1806), COUNT MOLÉ
• 1807 Doctrinal Decisions (April 1807), The Parisian Sanhedrin
• 1808 Call for Religious Enlightenment (1808), SULAMITH
• 1812 The 19. Emancipation in Prussia (March 11, 1812), FREDERICK WILLIAM III
• 1814 Reaction to Napoleon (c. 1814), The Hasidim of Poland
• 1815 Article 16 of the Constitution of the German Confederation (June 8, 1815), The Congress of Vienna
• 1815 A Country Where Religious Distinctions are Scarcely Known (1815), RACHEL MORDECAI LAZARUS
• 1816 On the Danger to the Well-Being and Character of the Germans Presented by the Jews (1816), JAKOB FRIEDRICH FRIES
• 1816 Our Visitors (1816), K. B. A. SESSA
• 1817 Constitution of the Hamburg Temple (December 11, 1817), The New Israelite Temple Association
• 1818 On Rabbinic Literature (1818), LEOPOLD ZUNZ
• 1818 The Light of Splendor (1818), ELIEZER LIEBERMAN
• 1819 These Are the Words of the Covenant (1819), The Hamburg Rabbinical Court
• 1819 A Reply Concerning the Question of Reform (1819), HATAM SOFER
• 1819 The Sword Which Avenges the Covenant (1819), MEYER ISRAEL BRESSELAU
• 1819 Aspects of the Jewish Situation Requiring Correction (1819), LEOPOLD ZUNZ
• 1819 A Society for the Preservation of the Jewish People (1819), JOEL ABRAHAM LIST
• 1820 (ca.) Why I Have Raised You as a Christian: A Letter to His Daughter (c. July 1820), ABRAHAM MENDELSSOHN
• 1821 The Jewish Mirror (1821), HARTWIG VON HUNDT-RADOWSKY
• 1822 Statutes (1822), The Society for the Culture and Science of the Jews
• 1822 A Society to Further Jewish Integration (1822), EDUARD GANS
• 1822 On the Concept of a Science of Judaism (1822), IMMANUEL WOLF
• 1823* A Ticket of Admission to European Culture (1823, c. 1854), HEINRICH HEINE
• 1825 Proclamation to the Jews (September 15, 1825), MORDECAI MANUEL NOAH
• 1827 Statutes Regarding the Military Service of the Jew (August 26, 1827), NICHOLAS I
• 1828 Yiddish Is a Corrupt Jargon (1828), ISAAC DOV LEVINSOHN
• 1831 The Paulus-Riesser Debate (1831), HEINRICH PAULUS AND GABRIEL RIESSER
• 1831 Civil Disabilities of the Jews (1831), THOMAS MACAULAY
• 1832 Emancipation Act (1832), Assembly of Lower Canada
• 1832 Because I Am a Jew I Love Freedom (1832), LUDWIG BOERNE
• 1832 Scholarship and Emancipation (1832), LEOPOLOD ZUNZ
• 1835 Delineation of the Pale of Settlement (April 1835), NICHOLAS I
• 1836 Jewish Scholarship and Religious Reform (1836), ABRAHAM GEIGER
• 1839 Last Will and Testament (1839), HATAM SOFER
• 1840 The Damascus Affair (1840)
• 1840 The Need for Enlightenment (1840), S. J. FUENN
• 1841 A Jewish Program for Russification (1841), Maskilim to the Governors of the Pale
• 1841 American Is Not Palestine (March 29, 1841), REBECCA GRATZ
• 1843 The Jewish Problem (1843), BRUNO BAUER
• 1843 The Third Redemption (1843), YEHUDA ALKALAI
• 1844 On the Jewish Problem (1844), KARL MARX
• 1844 The Question of Patriotism (June 1844), The Reform Rabbinical Conference at Brunswick
• 1844 The Rationale of Reform (1844), AARON CHORIN
• 1845 Jewish Publication Society of America (1845), ISAAC LEESER
• 1845 The Jews: Kings of the Epoch (1845), ALPHONSE TOUSSENEL
• 1845 Hebrew as the Language of Jewish Prayer (1845), The Reform Rabbinical Conference at Frankfurt
• 1845 The Question of Messianism (1845), The Reform Rabbinical Conference at Frankfurt
• 1845 Open Rebuke (1845), SALOMON JEHUDA LEIB RAPPOPORT
• 1845 On Changes in Judaism (1845), ZECHARIAS FRANKEL
• 1848 The Law Concerning the Fundamental Rights of the German People: Religious Equality (1848), The Frankfurt National Parliament
• 1848 Off to America! (May 6, 1848), L. KOMPERT
• 1850 Jewry in Music (1850), RICHARD WAGNER
• 1850 (ca.) How I Became a Hasid (c. 1850), BARUCH MORDECAI ETTINGER
• 1852 I Am a Child of Israel and a Feminist (1852), ERNESTINE LOUISE ROSE
• 1853 This Is Our Task (1853), SAMUEL HOLDHEIM
• 1854 The Confirmation of Girls (1854), ISAAC MEYER WISE
• 1854 Religion Allied to Progress (1854), SAMSON RAPHAEL HIRSCH
• 1855 A Sermon on the Science of Judaism (1855), SAMSON RAPHAEL HIRSCH
• 1856 The Privileges and Immunities of the Non-Muslim Communities (1856), SULTAN 'ABÜMECID
• 1858 The Jewish Relief Act (July 23, 1858), The Houses of Parliament
• 1860 Appeal to All Israelites (1860), Alliance Israélite Universelle
• 1860 Learning Based on Faith (1860), SAMUEL DAVID LUZZATO
• 1861 Mekize Nirdamim (1861), ELIEZER LIPMAN SILBERMANN
• 1861 Russian Must Be Our Mother Tongue (1861), OSIP ARONOWICH RABINOWICH
• 1862 My Soul Desired Yiddish (1862), MENDELE MOYKHER SFORIM
• 1862 Returning Home (1862), MOSES HESS
• 1864 Program (February 8, 1864), Society for the Promotion of Culture Among Jews
• 1865 Mendelssohn's Biur Is Heretical (1865), RABBI MOSES SCHICK
• 1865 The Manifesto of Ultra-Orthodoxy (1865), The Rabbinical Decision of the Michalowce Assembly
• 1866 Awake My People! (1866), JUDAH LEIB GORDON
• 1868 Hebrew-Our National Fortress (1868), PERETZ SMOLENSKIN
• 1869 The Future of Jewish Studies (1869), MORITZ STEINSCHNEIDER
• 1869 The North German Confederation and Jewish Emancipation (July 3, 1869), WILHELM I
• 1870 The Crémieux Decree (October 24, 1870)
• 1871 For Whom Do I Toil? (1871), JUDAH LEIB GORDON
• 1871 Emancipation of Bavaria (April 22, 1871), WILHELM I
• 1872 The Rabbi's Speech: The Promise of World Domination (1872), HERMANN GOEDSCHE
• 1875 Dedication of Hebrew Union College (1875), DAVID PHILIPSON
• 1875 The Tip of the Yud (1875), JUDAH LEIB GORDON
• 1877 The Secession of the Orthodox (1877), SAMSON RAPHAEL HIRSCH
• 1877 The Jews: Oppressed or Oppressors? (1877), FYODOR DOSTOIEVSKY
• 1877 The Jewish Question in Eastern Europe (1877), AARON LIEBERMANN
• 1877 Every Country Has the Jews that It Deserves (1877), KARL EMIL FRANZOS
• 1878 The Plight of the Jews of Rumania (1878), Congress of Berlin
• 1879 What We Demand of Modern Jewry (1879), ADOLF STOECKER
• 1879 The Manhattan Beach Affair (1879), NEW YORK HERALD
• 1879 The Victory of Judaism over Germandom (1879), WILHELM MARR
• 1880 A Word About Our Jewry (1880), HEINRICH VON TREITSCHKE
• 1880 Another Word About Our Jewry (1880), THEODOR MOMMSEN
• 1881 The Question of the Jew Is a Question of Race (1881), KARL EUGEN DUEHRING
• 1881* Jewish Immigration into the United States: 1881-1948
• 1881 To America or the Land of Israel? (1881), JUDAH LEIB LEVIN
• 1882 Of the People of Israel (1882), FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE
• 1882 An Epistle to the Hebrews (1882), EMMA LAZARUS
• 1882 Manifesto (1882), The Bilu
• 1882 Auto-Emancipation (1882), LEO PINSKER
• 1882 The May Laws (May 3, 1882), ALEXANDER III.
• 1882 Rishon Le-Zion (1882), JOSEPH FEINBERG
• 1882 Awaiting a Pogrom in Vilna (1882)
• 1883 The Racists' Decalogue (1883), THEODOR FRITSCH
• 1883 The Bethlehem Judea Colony, South Dakota (1883), The Am Olam Movement
• 1883 Judaism: Race or Religion? (1883), ERNEST RENAN
• 1884 Hovevei Zion (1884), ZALMAN EPSTEIN
• 1885 The Pittsburgh Platform (1885), Conference of Reform Rabbis
• 1886 The Beginning of the Jewish Theological Seminary (1886), H. PEREIRA MENDES
• 1886 Jewish France (1886), EDOUARD-ADOLPHE DRUMONT
• 1890 What I Would Do If I Became a Rabbi (1890), RAY (RACHEL) FRANK
• 1891 On the Latest Wave of Emigration (1891), HAZFIRAH
• 1891 Appeal to the Jews in Russia (1891), BARON MAURICE DE HIRSCH
• 1891 A Critique of Popular Moroccan Jewish Culture (1891), YISHAQ BEN YA'IS HALEWI
• 1892 Letter to the Jewish Community of Marakech (1892), STELLA CORCOS
• 1892 A People That Dwells Apart (1892), HAROLD FREDERIC
• 1893 Women Wage-Workers (September 1893), JULIA RICHMAN
• 1893 The Koran and Other Scriptures (1893), YAAQUB (JAMES) SANU'
• 1895 Our First Thirty-Five Years (1895), The Alliance Israélite Universelle
• 1896 (CA:) Catholic Israel (c. 1896), SOLOMON SCHECHTER
• 1896 The Jews Make Me Creep (1896, 1901, 1914), HENRY ADAMS
• 1896 A Solution of the Jewish Question (1896), THEODOR HERZL
• 1897 A Letter to Theodor Herzl (1897), Bar Kokhba Jewish Society, Cario
• 1897 Hear, O Israel! (1897), WALTER RATHENAU
• 1897 Protest Against Zionism (1897), PROTESTRABBINER
• 1897 The Basle Program (1897), The First Zionist Congress
• 1897 The First Zionist Congress (August 1897), AHAD HAAM
• 1898 J'accuse (1898), ÉMILE ZOLA
• 1898 The Orthodox Jewish Congregational Union of America (June 8, 1898)
• 1898 The Russian Jew in America (July 1898), ABRAHAM CAHAN
• 1898 French to Replace the Local "Jargon" Casablanca (1898), M. NAHON
• 1899 The Foundations of the Nineteenth Century (1899), HOUSTON STEWART CHAMBERLAIN
• 1899 Decisions on the Nationality Question (1899, 1901, 1905, 1910), THE BUND

20. Jahrhundert

• 1900 (ca.) The Zionists Are Not Our Saviors (c. 1900), RABBI ZADOK HACOHEN RABINOWITZ
• 1900 A "Feminist" Look at the Women of Fez (1900), N. BENCHIMOL
• 1901 Need for Alliance Schools in Algeria (1901), MOISE NAHON
• 1901 Cultural Autonomy (1901), SIMON DUBNOW
• 1901 Women and Zionism (1901), THEODOR HERZL
• 1901 Jewish Scholarship: New Perspectives (1901), MARTIN BUBER
• 1902 Manifesto (1902), The Mizrahi
• 1902 (ca.) Protocols of the Elders of Zion (c. 1902)
• 1903 The Jew Must Free Himself from Jewishness (1903), OTTO WEININGER
• 1903 Zionism and Jewish Art (1903), MARTIN BUBER
• 1903 The Massacre of Jews at Kishinev (June 1, 1903), N. TCHAYKOVSKY
• 1903 The City of Slaughter (1903), HAIM NAHMAN BIALIK
• 1903 Jewry of Muscle (June 1903), MAX NORDAU
• 1903 General Instructions for Teachers (1903), Alliance Israélite Universelle
• 1903 The Uganda Plan (1903), THEODOR HERZL
• 1904 English and Hebrew Must Be the Languages of American Jewry (1904), SOLOMON SCHECHTER
• 1905 Sweatshops in Philadelphia (1905), CHARLES S. BERNHEIMER
• 1905 The Economic Condition of the Russian Jew in New York City (1905), ISAAC M. RUBINOW
• 1905 Anti-Uganda Resolution (July 30, 1905), Seventh Zionist Congress
• 1905 Resolution on Palestine (July 31, 1905), Seventh Zionist Congress
• 1905 The Jewish Territorial Organization (1905), ISRAEL ZANGWILL
• 1906 The American Jewish committee (January 12, 1906), LOUIS MARSHALL
• 1906 Program for Proletarian Zionism (1906), BER BOROCHOV
• 1906 (ca.) The Jews Under Italian Rule (circa 1906), MORDECHAI HA-KOHEN
• 1906 Traditional Schools in Constantinople: A Critique (1906), MOISE FRESCO
• 1906 The Founding of Tel Aviv: A Garden City (1906/7), Housing Association Of Jaffa And Arthur Ruppin
• 1906 Gegenwartsarbeit (December 1906), Helsingfors Conference
• 1906 The Helsingfors Program (1906), All-Russian Zionist Conference
• 1907 The Project (October 25, 1907), JACOB H. SCHIFF
• 1907 Our Goal (May 1907), HAPOEL HAZAIR
• 1907 The Hidden Question (August 1907), YITZHAK EPSTEIN
• 1907 The Modern Yeshivah of Lida (1907), ISAAC JACOB REINES
• 1908 Czernowitz Conference of the Yiddish Language (1908)
• 1908 The Collective (1908), MANYA SHOHAT
• 1908 The Survival of Judeo-Spanish: Constantinople (1908), MOISE FRESCO
• 1908 American Judaism Will Not Be Ghettoized (1908), DAVID PHILIPSON
• 1909 A Republic of Nationalities (February 13, 1909), JUDAH L. MAGNES
• 1909 The Volozhin Yeshivah (1909), RABBI DAVID MOSES JOSEPH OF KRYNKI
• 1909 European Culture Destroyed My Family (1909), PAULINE WENGEROFF
• 1910 (ca.) The Musar Yeshivah (c. 1910), HIRSCH LEIB GORDON
• 1911 The Concordance of Judaism and Americanism (1911), KAUFMANN KOHLER
• 1911 An Expert Opinion in Support of the Ritual Blood Accusation (1911), IVAN ALEXEYEVITCH SIKORSKY
• 1912 Founding Program (May 1912), AGUDAT ISRAEL
• 1912 A Jewish Egyptian Patriot Calls for Deemphasizing Religion in His Country's Public Life for the Sake of National Unity (1912), MURAD FARAJ
• 1913 A Baghdad Rabbi Decries the Decline of Traditional Morals (1913), SIMEON AGASI
• 1913 The Beilis Trial (1913), The New York Times
• 1913 The Multiplicity of Languages in an Alliance School in Constantinople (1913), A. BENVENISTE
• 1913 The Language War of 1913 (June 2, 1913), High School Students in Eretz Yisrael
• 1913 Critical Remarks on the National Question (1913), V. I. LENIN
• 1913 The Jews Are Not a Nation (1913), JOSEPH STALIN
• 1913 Jewishness Is an Inalienable Spiritual Sensibility (1913), GUSTAV LANDAUER
• 1913 Beginnings of Westernization and Reform in the Mellah: Fe (1913), AMRAM ELMALEH
• 1913 The Hebrew Book (1913), HAIM NAHMAN BIALIK
• 1915 Leo Frank Lynched (August 1915), New York Times
• 1915 Yiddish and the Future of American Jewry (1915), CHAIM ZHITLOWSKY
• 1915 Zionism and the Jewish Women of America (1915), HENRIETTA SZOLD
• 1915 A Statement of Policy (May 1915), The Anti-Defamation League
• 1915 The Division Between German and Russian Jews (1915), ISRAEL FRIEDLAENDER
• 1915 Zionism Is Consistent with American Patriotism (June 1915), LOUIS D. BRANDEIS
• 1916 A Debate on Zionism and Messianism (Summer 1916), MARTIN BUBER AND HERMANN COHEN
• 1916 No Room in My Heart for Jewish Suffering (1916), ROSA LUXEMBURG
• 1917 Our World-View (January 17, 1917), HASHOMER HAZAIR
• 1917 An Anti-Zionist Letter to the Times [London] (May 24, 1917), Conjoint Committee of British Jewry
• 1917 The Balfour Declaration (November 2, 1917), JAMES BALFOUR
• 1917 Zionist Manifesto Issued After the Balfour Declaration (December 21, 1917), World Zionist Organization-London Bureau
• 1917 Emancipation by the March Revolution (1917), The Provision Government
• 1918 How I Grew Up as a Jew in the Diaspora (1918), EDUARD BERNSTEIN
• 1918 Petition for British Citizenship (November 18, 1918), The Jewish Community of Baghdad
• 1918 The Beginnings of Secular Jewish Schools (1918-1920)
• 1918 The Liquidation of Bourgeois Jewish Institutions (1918), YEVSEKTSIYA
• 1919 Minorities Treaty (June 28, 1919), The Allies and the Republic of Poland
• 1919 Contra Zionism (1919), NATHAN BIRNBAUM
• 1919 Proposal to the General Assembly of the Workers of Eretz Israel (1919), AHDUT HAAVODAH
• 1919 A Letter on the Jewish Question (September 16, 1919), ADOLF HITLER
• 1919 My Father's Bourgeois Judaism (1919), FRANZ KAFKA
• 1920 The International Ladies Garment Workers' Union and the American Labor Movement (1920), FORVERTS
• 1920 Jewish Learning and the Return to Judaism (1920), FRANZ ROSENZWEIG
• 1920 The Reconstruction of Judaism (1920), MORDECAI M. KAPLAN
• 1920 Temporary Suspension of Immigration (1920), Congressional Committee on Immigration
• 1920 The International Jew: The World's Problem (1920), HENRY FORD
• 1920 Appeal to the Jewish Workers and Toilers (1920), A Group of Jewish Soldiers of the Red Army
• 1920 A Call to Alexandrian Jewry to Celebrate the San Remo Recognition of the Balfour Declaration (1920), Zéire Zion Society, Alexandria
• 1921 Constitution of the Republic of Poland (1921)
• 1921 A Protest Against Antisemitism (January 16, 1921)
• 1921 Hungary Violates the Minorities Treaty (1921), LUCIEN WOLF
• 1922 An Iraqi Jewish Notable Expresses His Reservations on Zionism (1922), MENAHEM S. DANIEL
• 1922 Why Did We Create the Minorities Bloc? (1922), YITZHAK GRUENBAUM
• 1922 The Churchill White Paper (June 1922), WINSTON CHURCHILL
• 1922 Mandate for Palestine (July 24, 1922), The Council of the League of Nations
• 1923 French Naturalization of Moroccan Jews (1923), Y. D. SEMACH
• 1923 Mein Kampf (1923), ADOLF HITLER
• 1925 Brith Shalom (1925), ARTHUR RUPPIN ET AL.
• 1925 The Donme (Donme) Affair: A Letter on Assimilation (1925), A Sabbatian from Salonica, Greece
• 1925 Iraqi Zionists Complain About Their Lack of Representation in the Jewish Agency and of Ashkenazi Bias (1925), The Mesopotamian Zionist Committee, Baghdad
• 1925 Opening of Hebrew University (1925), CHAIM WEIZMAN
• 1926 The American Yeshiva (1926), BERNARD REVEL
• 1926 What the Zionist-Revisionists Want (1926), VLADIMIR JABOTINSKY
• 1926 Address to the Society of Bnai Brith (May 6, 1926), SIGMUND FREUD
• 1927 Documenting Jewish History in Eastern Europe (Februaury 25, 1927), SIMON DUBNOW ET AL.
• 1928 Birobidzhan: A Jewish Autonomous Region (1928)
• 1929 De-Judaization Among the Jews of Tunisia and the Steps Needed to Fight It (1929), L. LOUBATON
• 1929 What Is Jewish Ethnography? (1929), KHAYIM KHAYES AND NAFTULI VAYNIG
• 1929 Disavowal of Zionism and Pledge of Loyalty to the Arab Cause (1929), Damascus Jewish Youth Association
• 1930 (ca.) The Jewish Woman (c. 1930), BERTHA PAPPENHEIM
• 1930 Jewish Self-Hatred (1930), THEODOR LESSING
• 1933 Wear the Yellow Badge with Pride (April 4, 1933), ROBERT WELTSCH
• 1933 First Racial Definition (April 11, 1933)
• 1933 Decrees Excluding Jews from German Cultural and Public Life (1933 to 1942)
• 1933 Proclamation of the (New) Reichsvertretung (September 28, 1933), REICHSVERTRETUNG DER DEUTSCHEN JUDEN
• 1935 Why the Nuremberg Laws (September 15, 1935), ADOLF HITLER
• 1935 Law for the Protection of German Blood and Honor, The Nuremberg Laws (September 15, 1935)
• 1935 The Reich Citizenship Law, The Nuremberg Laws (September 15, 1935)
• 1935 First Decree to the Reich Citizenship Law (November 14, 1935)
• 1935 Response of the Christian Population in Germany to the Nuremberg Laws (September 1935), A Public Opinion Survey
• 1935 (ca.) Kibbutz Hakhsharah: A Memoir (c. 1935), DAVID FRANKEL
• 1936 Social and Economic Change Reflected in Jewish School Enrollment (1936)
• 1936 German Economic Goals and the Jewish Question (August 1936), ADOLF HITLER
• 1936 Events in the East and Their Repercussions on the Jewish Communities (1936), EZRA MENDA
• 1937 "The Worker's Wife": A Public Trial (February 7, 1937), ABBA HOUSHI AND ADA MAIMON
• 1937 Women in the Bund and Poalei Zion (1937), MANYA SHOHAT
• 1937 On the Arab Question (January 7, 1937), DAVID BEN-GURION
• 1937 From Prague to Belz (1937), JERI LANGER
• 1937 Jewish Needs vs. Arab Claims (February 14, 1937), VLADIMIR JABOTINSKY
• 1937 The Peel Commission Report (July 1937)
• 1937 The Columbus Platform (1937), Conference Of Reform Rabbis
• 1938 Kristallnacht-A Preliminary Secret Report to H. W. Goering (November 1938), R. T. HEYDRICH
• 1938 The Operation Against the Jews (November 9-10, 1938), Security Service Report on the Kristallnacht
• 1938 Decree Regarding Atonement Fine of Jewish State Subjects (November 12, 1938), H. W. GOERING
• 1938 Why I Became a Rabbi (1938), REGINA JONAS
• 1938 Public Response to the Kristallnacht (December 1938)
• 1938 Decree for the Elimination of the Jews from German Economic Life (November 12, 1938)
• 1938 Numerus Nullus in Schools (November 16, 1938)
• 1938 Ghetto Decreed for Berlin (December 5, 1938)
• 1939 Sigmund Freud on Moses and His Torah (1939), ABRAHAM SHALOM YAHUDA
• 1939 A Prophecy of Jewry's Annihilation (January 30, 1939), ADOLF HITLER
• 1939 The Plight of the Refugees (June 1939), New York Times
• 1939 White Paper of 1939 (May 1939), MALCOLM MACDONALD
• 1939 Statement on the MacDonald White paper of 1939 (May 17, 1939), The Jewish Agency For Palestine
• 1939 The Position of Hungarian Jewry (c. February 1939), The Jewish Community of Budapest
• 1940 A Warsaw Ghetto Diary (March 10 and October 2, 1940), CHAIM A. KAPLAN
• 1940 Abrogation of the Crémieux Decree by the Vichy Regime (1940)
• 1941 The Report of the Iraqi Commission of Inquiry on the Farhud (1941)
• 1941 The Jewish Refugee Community of Shanghai (1941), YEHOSHUA RAPOPORT
• 1941 "We Must Finish with the Jews" (December 16, 1941), HANS FRANK
• 1942 Protocols Of The Wannsee Conference (January 20, 1942)
• 1942 The Nazi Response to Resistance (May 1942), JOSEPH GOEBBELS
• 1942 The Biltmore Program (May 1942)
• 1942 Warsaw Ghetto Memoirs (May to August 1942), JANUSZ KORCZAK
• 1942 A New Year's Sermon (1942), MOISE VENTURA
• 1942 On the Deportation of Children from the Lodz Ghetto (September 4, 1942), MORDECAI CHAIM RUMKOWSKI
• 1942 The Sermon (1942), HAIM HAZAZ
• 1943 A Vichy Official Discusses a German Proposal to Require Jews to Wear the Yellow Star in Tunis (1943)
• 1943 The American Jewish Conference (January 1943)
• 1943 Call to Resistance (January 1943), Jewish Fighting Organization
• 1943 Bermuda conference joint Communiqué (May 1, 1943)
• 1943 Where Is the World's Conscience? (June 1943), SHMUEL ZYGELBOYM
• 1943 A Secret Speech on the Jewish Question (October 8, 1943), HEINRICH HIMMLER
• 1943 His Last Communication as Ghetto Revolt Commander (April 23, 1943), MORDECAI ANIELEWICZ
• 1943 The Jewish Residential Area in Warsaw Is No More (May 16, 1943), JUERGEN STROOP
• 1944 Last Letter from Warsaw (March 1, 1944), EMANUEL RINGELBLUM
• 1944 A Statement of Policy (1944), American Council of Judaism
• 1944* We, Polish Jews . . ., JULIAN TUWIM
• 1945 (ca.) Commandant of Auschwitz (c.1945), RUDOLF HOESS
• 1945 The Case for a Bi-National Palestine (November 1945), HASHOMER HAZAIR
• 1946 A Parable of Alienation (1946), DANIEL BELL
• 1946 Letter to an Intellectual: A Reply to Daniel Bell (1946), BEN HALPERN
• 1947 Bi-Nationalism Is Unworkable (July 17, 1947), MOSHE SHERTOK
• 1947 Resolution on Palestine (November 29, 1947), United Nations General Assembly
• 1948 Proclamation of the State of Israel (May 14, 1948)
• 1949 A Valedictory Message to the Jewish People (1949), ARTHUR KOESTLER
• 1950 Address to the Knesset on the Law of Return (July 3, 1950), DAVID BEN-GURION
• 1950 The Law of Return (July 5, 1950)
• 1950 The Iraqi Law Permitting Jews to Emigrate with the Forfeiture of Nationality (1950)
• 1950 Jewish Cultural Reconstruction, Inc. (1950), HANNAH ARENDT
• 1950 An Exchange of Views (1950), DAVID BEN-GURION AND JACOB BLAUSTEIN
• 1958 The Non-Jewish Jew (1958), ISAAC DEUTSCHER
• 1959 Why I Choose to Be a Jew (1959), ARTHUR A. COHEN
• 1961 Six Million Accusers (1961), GIDEON HAUSNER
• 1962 Portrait of a Jew (1962), ALBERT MEMMI
• 1966 Reflections of a "Holocaust Jew" (1966), JEAN AMERY
• 1969 A Kind of Survivor (1969), GEORGE STEINER
• 1970 (ca.) Inside Auschwitz-A Memoir (c. 1970), FRANZI EPSTEIN
• 1971 Science of Judaism, Its Achievements and Prospects (1971), GERSHOM SCHOLEM
• 1971 The Jew Who Wasn't There: Halacha and the Jewish Woman (1971), RACHEL ADLER

21. Jahrhundert

• 2003 A Convert's Affirmations (2003), MARTHA C. NUSSBAUM
• 2006 The Meaning of Homeland (2006), A. B. YEHOSHUA

vorläufig unsortiert

• ??? The Revival of Hebrew, ELIEZER BEN YEHUDA
• ??? Reflections on Our Language, GERHARD SCHOLEM
• ??? Going Underground in Holland, MAX M. ROTHSCILD
• ??? Estimated number of Jews Killed by the Nazis
• ??? Response to Darwin, MORDECAI HA-KOHEN
• ??? Responsum on Women's Suffrages, BEN-ZION UZZIEL
• ??? Memoirs of a Balkan Jew, ELIAS CANETTI