Jewish Legends of Prague
Subtitle: Jewish Prague in History and Legend
Publisher: Sharpless House
Published: 2015
Place of publication: Palm Harbour, USA
Language: eng
Translated from: cze
Translation of: Prazske zidovske povesti a legendy
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 160
ISBN-13: 9781511783156
Copyright date: 2015
First sentence: The history of Jews in the Czech lands is still a mystery.
Notes: This book does not use Czech diacritical marks.
Table of contents: label: 1. Jews Come to Prague
title: 1; label: 2. The Old New Synagogue
title: 8; label: 3. The Crusaders and Prague Jew
title: 14; label: 4. Jacob, the Bishop's Lieutenant
title: 16; label: 5. The Convent of St. Mary Magdalene
title: 18; label: 6. The Golden Lane Bride
title: 20; label: 7. Only Four Words
title: 30; label: 8. An Unfortunate Deal
title: 48; label: 9. The Candelabra of Jerusalem
title: 51; label: 10. The Pinkas Synagogue
title: 53; label: 11. The Prague Easter Pogrom
title: 63; label: 12. The Maharal of Prague
title: 67; label: 13. Golem
title: 69; label: 14. Stop Praying!
title: 81; label: 15. Ben Bezalel and Emperor Rudolf II
title: 83; label: 16. The Eminent Rabbi
title: 85; label: 17. The Children's Curse
title: 92; label: 18. The Wandering Organ Player
title: 94; label: 19. Rabbi Rashi
title: 96; label: 20. The Meisel Synagogue
title: 100; label: 21. Troubles in the Neighbourhood
title: 104; label: 22. The Cross on the Charles Bridge
title: 107; label: 23. The Tombstone in the Tyn Church
title: 109; label: 24. The Klaus Synagogue
title: 111; label: 25. The Dancing Jewess
title: 115; label: 26. The Wise Rabbi
title: 121; label: 27. The Jewess of St. Nicholas Church
title: 125; label: 28. The Wandering Jew of Prague
title: 129; label: 29. Five Ducats for Silence
title: 135; label: 30. The Last Mayor of Jewish Town
title: 137