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JFL_08 How did Jewish life develop in Germany? – Part 2 They were led by a rabbi. The services were held in prayer houses, halls or synagogues. At the same

JFL_07 How did Jewish life develop in Germany? – Part 1 Jews may have already existed in Roman times on the Rhine and Neckar around Ladenburg, founded in 98 AD,

JFL_06 What was the history of Judaism and how did Jewish life develop in Europe? – Part 2 The Lorsch pharmacopoeia of 795 and its medical-pharmaceutical content may have been

JFL_05 What was the history of Judaism and how did Jewish life develop in Europe? – Part 1 Jewish life existed long before Christian centuries and was early characterized by

JFL_04 What is Judaism? – Part 2 An important religious and social symbol of Judaism is the mezuzah (Hebrew for doorpost) with blessings for the house and its inhabitants. Texts

JFL_03 What is Judaism? – Part 1 In the Hebrew term yehudi, the term means the settlement area of the tribe of Judah and made its way via ioudaios (Greek)

JFL_02 Jewish time table – Part 2 From 1933 In many cases persecution and, as far as possible, exile all over the world. September 15, 1935: The National Socialists pass

JFL_01 Jewish time table – Part 1 3761 B.C. Beginning of the Jewish calendar, which was adopted by the Jewish physician and philosopher Moshe ben Maimon (Greek: Maimonides) from Cordoba

05_JUD_DOK Dekret und Schutzbrief für den Hoffaktor Gumbel Löw aus Weinheim, ausgestellt 1772 von Ludwig IX, Landgraf zu Hessen „Nachdeme Wir dem Schuz Juden Gumpel Löw die gnädigste Erlaubnüs ertheilt

04_JUD_DOK Dokumentation Landjudenschaft im Alten Schulhaus Lorsch Dreihundert Jahre waren Landjuden ein lebendiger Teil bäuerlicher Gesellschaften, vor allem in Süddeutschland. In ihrer soziokulturellen Struktur unterschieden sie sich deutlich von den