This study throws light for the first time on a neglected but very
important aspect of Jewish life in the Third Reich, the Jewish
press. This term does not refer to the significant number of Jews
involved in the German media up to the Second World War but to the
65 newspapers and magazines published by 53 publishing houses with
a specific German-Jewish readership in mind. These publications
appeared until the end of 1938 and allow a valuable insight into
the situation of the German Jews under the Nazi regime. They
movingly document the efforts of the Jews to cope with the
increasing precariousness of their existence in Germany and to find
solutions to the growing problems of survival.
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