Julius and Margarete Goldstein Collection 1834-1944 bulk 1906-1925

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Julius and Margarete Goldstein Collection 1834-1944 bulk 1906-1925

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This collection details the life of the philosopher Julius Goldstein and his wife Margarete Neumann Goldstein. Amongthe topics present in these papers include German family life in the early twentieth century, the First World War and its aftermath in Germany, the political and economic changesduring the Weimar Republic, German Jewish communities, and progressive Judaism. The collection is comprised largely of correspondence, diaries, and clippings, but also containsreports, publications, and personal papers.

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Goldstein, Julius

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Julius Goldstein was born to a Hamburg merchant family in 1873. After completing secondary school he studied philosophy at the Universities of Jena and Berlin and the Technical Institute in Darmstadt, completing his doctorate in 1899 and his habilitation in 1903. From 1903 to 1924, with an interruption for army service in the First World War, Goldstein taught at the Technical Institute in Darmstadt, but never obtained a chair in the department. He was forced to support h...

Goldstein, Margarete

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Julius Goldstein was born to a Hamburg merchant family in 1873. After completing secondary school he studied philosophy at the Universities of Jena and Berlin and the Technical Institute in Darmstadt, completing his doctorate in 1899 and his habilitation in 1903. From 1903 to 1924, with an interruption for army service in the First World War, Goldstein taught at the Technical Institute in Darmstadt, but never obtained a chair in the department. He was forced to support h...