Le siège du comité révolutionnaire de Leipzig en feu : [photographie de presse] / [Agence Rol]

Référence bibliographique : Rol, 58702

Joseph Ritter von Wertheimer, Moritz Lazarus and Abraham Geiger; Officers of the first Jewish Council of Leipzig Portraits; Groups; Men

"Praesidium der ersten israelitischen Synode zu Leipzig. II Vicepraesident Ritter V. Wertheimer aus Wien. Praesident Prof. Dr. M. Lazarus aus Berlin. I Vicepraesident Dr. A. Geiger aus Frankfurt a/M."

Hugo Steiner-Prag giving the opening address at the International Book Arts Exhibition; Leipzig.

Verso: Internationale Buchkunstausstellung Leipzing 1927. Eroeffnungsfeier in der Aula der Universitaet Prof. Hugo Steiner-Prag, Praesident der Austellung und I. Vors. des Vereins "Deutsche Buchkuenstler" haelt die Festrede

Hugo Steiner-Prag section at the International Book Arts Exhibition; Leipzig.

Verso: Internationale Buchkunstausstellung1927. Abteilung Hugo Steiner-Prag

Hugo Steiner-Prag approaching speaker's lectern at the International Book Arts Exhibition; Leipzig.

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Hugo Steiner-Prag and unidentified man discussing blueprints; Leipzig.

Photographers imprint bottom left

Unidentified man at the monument for the destroyed synagogue; Leipzig Synagogues

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Studio portrait of Martin Goldschmidt; Leipzig Portraits Men

Signed lower right by photographer

Studio portrait of Paula Goldschmidt née Harmelin; Leipzig Portraits Women

Signed lower right by photographer

Studio portrait of Paula Goldschmidt née Harmelin; Leipzig Portraits Women

Born 1880?

Unidentified woman and two young girls reading; Leipzig Portraits Groups Women

Henry, born July 15, 1914, died August 6, 1978; Ruth, born 1923?

Unidentified man at the monument for the destroyed synagogue; Leipzig Synagogues

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Martin Goldschmidt and Paula Goldschmidt née Harmelin; Leipzig Portraits Couples

Paula Goldschmidt, née Harmelin, born 1880; Martin Goldschmidt, born circa 1879; Married September 2, 1903 in Leipzig

Les crimes des empereurs d'Allemagne, depuis Lothaire I jusqu'à Leopold II, avec cinq gravures

Louis Marie Prudhomm nasceu em Lyon em 1752 e morreu em Paris em 1830. Entre os anos de 1787 e 1789, morando em Paris, publicou um número incalculável de panfletos revolucionários, entre os quais destaca-se ‘Résume des cahiers de doléances des bailliages pour les deputés des trois ordres aux etats géneraux’, em 1789. Pouco antes da queda da Bastilha, publicou ‘Las Revoluciones de Paris’. Em 1799, tornou-se impressor e livreiro. Entre suas inúmeras obras se encontram ‘Les crimes des reines de France’; ‘Les crimes des rois de France’; ‘Les crimes des Papes’; ‘Les crimes des empereurs d'Allemagne’, todas publicadas em 1793; ‘Histoire impartiale des révolutions de France depuis la mort de Louis XV’, publicada entre 1824 e 1825; e ‘Repertoire universel, historique, biographique des femmes célebres’, publicada entre 1826 e 1827. De acordo com a ‘Enciclopédia Universal Ilustrada’, há dúvidas quanto à autoria da obra ‘Les crimes des empereurs d'Allemagne’ aventando-se a possibilidade de o literato e político francês, Louis de La Vicomtérie de Saint-Samson ser seu autor