Since the very first evidence of Jewish settlement during the Late Middle Ages, concentrated in Augsburg, Swabia has been among the most important Jewish regions in Germany. This study casts light on political, social, and economic aspects of the Jewish history of Swabia from the first urban communities in the 14th century through the extermination of the Jews during the National Socialist period to the present.

Autorentext

Michael Brenner, Universität München; Sabine Ullman, Universität Eichstätt-Ingolstadt.

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Mit Beiträgen von Michael Brenner, Alfred Haverkamp, Barbara Hutzelmann, Christian Jörg, Rolf Kießling, Stefan Lang, Gregor Maier, Johannes Mordstein, Claudia Ried, Christian Scholl, Benigna Schönhagen, Martina Steber, Sabine Ullmann, Andreas Wirsching.