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Leo Baeck Institute London Library. Since its foundation in 1955, the Leo Baeck Institute London has been the foremost academic institution in the UK conducting and supporting research on the history and culture of German-speaking Jewry from the 17th century to the present day. Today, the Institute is located on the campus of Queen Mary ...
The Leo Baeck Institute was founded in 1955 by leading German-Jewish émigré intellectuals including Martin Buber, Max Grunewald, Hannah Arendt and Robert Weltsch, who were determined to preserve the vibrant cultural heritage of German-speaking Jewry that was nearly destroyed in the Holocaust. They named the Institute for Rabbi Leo Baeck, the last leader of Germany’s Jewish Community under ...
Das Leo Baeck Institut besteht aus drei eigenständigen Instituten an wichtigen Orten der deutsch-jüdischen Emigration: Jerusalem, London und New York.Sie leisten mit ihrer Arbeit zur deutsch- jüdischen Geschichte und zu jüdischem Leben wichtige Beiträge für Wissenschaft, Kultur und Gesellschaft.
The Leo Baeck Institute New York in Manhattan includes a library, an archive, an art collection, and an exhibition centre. Its offices and collections are housed in the Center for Jewish History, a centralized partnership with other Jewish organizations that share one location, with separate governing bodies and finances, but collocate resources, in New York City.
Seit über 60 Jahren hat das Leo Baeck Institut New York I Berlin Dokumente, Bücher, Kunstwerke und Objekte gesammelt. Die Bestände in New York werden heute als eines der führenden Archive zu deutsch-jüdischen Themen und das kulturelle Herz der deutschsprachigen Diaspora anerkannt, wo das Erbe frühere Generationen für die Nachwelt bewahrt ...
LBI’s entire collection of nearly 5,000 memoirs and manuscripts has been digitized. This includes the original manuscripts and typescripts for important works like Joseph Roth's Radetzkymarsch as well as unpublished diaries and memoirs that document German-Jewish life from the 18th century to the present. Browse Art and Objects in DigiBaeck.
Around the time the Jewish Museum Berlin was opened, a branch of the archives of the New York–based Leo Baeck Institute was established here, providing access in Germany to one of the largest archives on German-Jewish history. Named after Rabbi Leo Baeck, one of German Jewry's most significant representatives, the institute was founded in New ...
