Von Halle nach Jerusalem. Halle—ein Zentrum der Palästinakunde im 18. und 19. Jahrhundert

Translated title	From Halle to Jerusalem. Halle—a Center of Palestine Studies in the 18th and 19th Centuries
Editor	Rhoda Riccius.
Curators	Hendrik Budde, Mordechay Lewy.
Imprint	Halle, Germany, 1994. 125 pp., illustrations: 60 b&w, 21 × 14.8 cm. German.
Location	Stadtmuseum Halle (5 June–15 July 1994)
Description	The city of Halle as a center for the assemblage, study and preservation of material about the Holy Land. Five main sections, each with extensive texts, on the city’s: Jewish community, collections of Holy Land travel prints (travelogues, maps, and representations of Solomon’s Temple), center for Protestant Missionary activities, model of Solomon’s Temple (in the Kunstkammer of the Franckesche Stiftung), and institutions for Asian and the Oriental studies. Thorough descriptive entries. 115 items.
main keywords	CEREMONIAL OBJECTS ERETZ ISRAEL HALLE MAPS, HOLY LAND PRINTED BOOKS PRINTS TEMPLE OF JERUSALEM MODELS
minor keywords	Besamim Germany Historical documents Holy Land travelogues/itineraries Medals Mendelssohn, Moses Prints, Eretz Israel/Holy Land Shabbat lamps Shapira, Moses Wilhelm Synagogues, inscriptions from Temple of Jerusalem in art/architecture Wedding rings, medieval

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