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Start Over Collection William A. Rosenthall Judaica Collection - Postcards Media Type Postcards Subject (Geographic) Vienna (Austria)

1. [Ehem. Judenspital, Seegasse]

Description:
Black-and-white postcard of the exterior of the former Jewish hospital on the Seegasse in Vienna.

6. Israel. Tempel, Wien, VI. Schmalzhofgasse

Date:
1890-1899
Description:
Black-and-white Rosh Hashanah postcard of the exterior of the Schmalzhoftempel, also known as the Synagoge Schmalzhofgasse (Schmalzhofgasse Synagogue), in Vienna.

9. [Wien, Rosh ha-Shanah]

Date:
1898
Description:
Black-and-white Rosh Hashanah postcard of the exteriors of the Polnische Schul in the Leopoldsgasse, Türkischer Tempel (Turkish Temple) in the Zirkusgasse, and Leopoldstädter Tempel in the Leopoldstadt district in Vienna.

11. [Grave of Theodor Herzl, Vienna]

Date:
1900,1999
Description:
Color photographic postcard of the grave of Theodor Herzl in the Döbling Cemetery in Vienna.

12. קבר הרצל בוינה

Date:
1900,1999
Description:
Black-and-white photographic postcard of the grave of Theodor Herzl in the Döbling Cemetery in Vienna.

13. [Jewish cemetery, Rossau]

Date:
1900,1999
Description:
Black-and-white photographic postcard of gravestones in the Jewish cemetery in Rossau.

17. [Der ewige Jude]

Date:
1938
Description:
Postcard with a black-and-white photograph of the building housing Der ewige Jude (The Eternal Jew), a Nazi exhibition of degenerate art held in Vienna in 1938.

18. Der ewige Jude

Date:
1938
Description:
Postcard with a color reproduction of a poster for Der ewige Jude (The Eternal Jew), a Nazi exhibition of degenerate art held in Vienna in 1938.

19. Oskar Straus

Date:
1938
Description:
Postcard with a caricature of composer Oscar Straus, including postage cancellation stamps advertising Der ewige Jude (The Eternal Jew), a Nazi exhibition of degenerate art held in Vienna in 1938.

21. Photo courtesy of Jewish Documentation Center, Vienna, Austria

Date:
1979
Description:
Postcard issued by the Jewish Documentation Center in Vienna and Simon Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles as part of a campaign to induce the government of Germany to abolish the statute of limitations for Nazi war crimes.