The Catalan Mahzor survived the edict of expulsion from Spain, was smuggled out of Nazi Germany to the United States, and eventually found its way to the National Library in Jerusalem.
World War I
Some 100,000 Jewish soldiers fought in the ranks of the German army, approximately 12,000 of whom died on the battlefield
Letter from Walter Rathenau to Stefan Zweig
Rathenau was a classic example of a German Jew who tried to become integrated into society-at-large, and even contributed to the strengthening of nationalist views
Life Under Fire: The Doctor Who Photographed the Destruction of World War I
Felix A. Theilhaber served as a doctor during the Great War and took photos of the damage and destruction caused by the German bombings.
