Nicht ganz koscher? Not Quite Kosher?

Editor & Curator	Johannes Reiss.
Collection	Gross Family Collection.
Imprint	Eisenstadt, Austria, 2000. 144 pp., illustrations: 40 col., 24 × 16 cm. German and English.
ISBN	3900907072
Location	Österreichisches Jüdisches Museum (26 September 2000–26 October 2001)
Description	The significance of kosher food in Judaism and its influence on Jews’ religious awareness. Texts from the exhibition explain the laws and history of kashrut. Books and manuscripts (dealing with the laws of kashrut and ritual slaughtering), and other related objects from the Gross Family Collection and the Jewish Museum of Vienna. Listing of kosher eateries/supermarkets in Austria, Germany and Switzerland. Descriptive entries. 33 items.
Description	This catalog also contains the texts from the Museum’s earlier exhibition “Der Wein erfreut des Menschen Herz” [Wine That Gladdens the Hearts of Men] (1998).
main keywords	CEREMONIAL OBJECTS HEBREW ILLUMINATED MANUSCRIPTS KASHRUT PRINTED BOOKS
minor keywords	Challah covers Cookbooks/Recipes Hamsas Hand-washing vessels Hebrew illuminated manuscripts, Azores Hebrew illuminated manuscripts, Egypt Hebrew illuminated manuscripts, Greece Hebrew illuminated manuscripts, Italy, 17th–19th C Hebrew illuminated manuscripts, Morocco Hebrew illuminated manuscripts, Yemen Mizrach Purim pastries & molds Seals/Stamps, kosher certification Shechita knives Wine
Related ephemera	Exhibition card, with general overview of the exhibition. 21 × 14.8 cm. German and English.

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