Documents in the LBI Archives
A selection of rare and unique items from the LBI Archives.
![Joseph Süss Oppenheimer broadside](/media/images/la-ar25273_006.height-515.jpg)
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42 pages recording 862 circumcisions in Hungary and Slovakia, including in Pest (Budapest) and in Pressburg (Bratislava), from 1792 to 1834. (Leo Baeck Institute Archives, AR 25273 008, front cover)
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Rabbi Lipschutz recorded his remembrances of two colleagues onto ten Hebrew and Judeo-German manuscript pages and bound them into a book in 1846 in his hometown of Danzig (today Gdańsk in Poland). (Leo Baeck Institute Archives, AR 25273 027, page 1)
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The text of this prayer in High-German was printed in Hebrew block letters in Vienna, Austria, in circa 1875. (Leo Baeck Institute Archives, AR 25273 004)
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A brochure, published by the Zionist Central Committee in Austria-Hungary, advertised a trip by boat and rail from Vienna and Budapest to Palestine and back, going via Constantinople to Jaffa and visiting Jerusalem, Jericho, Rishon Le-Zion, Ramleh and Beirut. (Leo Baeck Institute Archives, AR 25273 039, page 1)