Statuten der Baruch Auerbach'schen Waisen-Erziehungs-Anstalt für jüdische Mädchen zu Berlin [Regulations of the Baruch Auerbach Jewish Orphans' Home, an Educational Facility for Jewish Girls in Berlin]. Berlin: Friedländer, 1860. German.
Regulations of the Baruch Auerbach Jewish Orphans' Home in Berlin.
The orphans' home was founded by Baruch Auerbach in 1833 (at first it operated from Auerbach's home; later it expanded and moved to new premises in Berlin). In 1940 the management of the orphans' home was transferred to the Jewish community. Children from other facilities whose property had been confiscated or forcibly sold as part of the Aryanization of Jewish property were transferred to the home. In 1942 the Nazis deported most of the home's orphans to Riga and Auschwitz.
40 pp, 19 cm. Multiple stains. Dark margins on title page. Inscriptions and ink stamp on title page. Creases to title page and leaf corners. Bound in a new binding, with the original back cover (blank). Front cover missing.