Foreword by Rabbi Morton H. Narrowe A Brand Plucked From the Fire |
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Introduction | xi | |
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I | Nation Without a Country | |
1 | The First Crusade | 3 |
2 | The Dark Ages | 17 |
3 | Marriage: love, money and survival | 21 |
II | Bohemia | |
4 | Early Jewish existential conditions in Bohemia | 31 |
5 | The emancipation of Jews under French dominion | 39 |
6 | Jewish customs in Bohemia | 45 |
7 | The Jewish community of Humpolec | 55 |
III | Hamburg | |
8 | The Altona-Hamburg-Wandsbeck Jewish communities | 67 |
9 | A view of Hamburg’s first Jews | 69 |
10 | Living conditions of the Jews of Hamburg | 79 |
11 | The ‘Lower East Side’ of Hamburg | 84 |
IV | Family Roots | |
12 | Unproven connections: Rabbis, Court Jews and others | 91 |
13 | Oppenheim name and migrations | 102 |
14 | Family facts, fragments and legends | 105 |
15 | Lineal who is who | 199 |
V | World War II | |
16 | Kristallnacht in Innsbruck | 213 |
17 | As they remembered it | 219 |
18 | Shoa | 332 |
19 | In Memoriam | 339 |
Bibliography | 349 | |
Index of names | 352 |