Die Jüdische Presse (Berlin, Germany : 1870-1923)

Summary:
"Jüdische Presse" was an Orthodox German weekly that was founded in 1870 by Azriel Hildesheimer, a prominent figure in the Orthodox community, and Samuel Enoch. The "Jüdische Presse" discouraged Orthodox Jews from withdrawing from the general Jewish community, similar to Hildesheimer's own views that cooperation among the Jewish communities helped combat antisemitism. It was one of the first papers to support the colonization of Palastine, although it was critical of Herzl and political Zionism. In 1919 it became the vehicle of the German Mizrachi, adding a section in Hebrew and Yiddish to its publication. (Source: "Juedische Presse" and "Azriel Hildesheimer," Encyclopaedia Judaica. accessed online 7/3/2013)
Editors: Jan. 5, 1872-July 8, 1874, S. Enoch; Jan. 2, 1878-Sept. 27, 1883, S. Meyer; Oct. 5, 1883-Dec. 9, 1910, H. Hildesheimer; Dec. 16, 1910-May 26, 1911, A. Ackermann

Supplementary Materials:
Israelitischer Lehrer und Cantor (1881-[1914?])
Israelitische Monatsschrift : wissenschaftliche Beilage zur "Jüdischen Presse" ([1881?-1914?])
Spenden-Verzeichnisse für alle Zweige jüdischer Wohlthätigkeit, hrsg. von Adolf Salvendi ([1875?-1914?])
Sabbat-Stunden : illustrirte Feuilleton-Beilage der "Jüdischen Presse" (1884-[1914?])
Literaturblatt der Jüdischen Presse. ([1872?-1880?])
Magazin für jüdische Geschichte und Literatur (1874-1875)

Dates of Publication:
Jahrgang 1 (1870)-Jahrgang 54, Nr. 35 (30. Aug. 1923)

Digitized Holdings:
Jahrgang 1 (1870)–Jahrgang 54 (1923) (INCOMPLETE HOLDINGS)
*The following issues were provided by YIVO Institute for Jewish Research: Jahrgang 2 (1871)-Jahrgang 5 (1874); Jahrgang 48 (1917)-Jahrgang 49 (1918).
*The following issues were provided by the University Library Frankfurt Judaica Division: Jahrgang 1 (1870) and Jahrgang 51 (1920).

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