The Weimar Republic is the (retrospective) designation for the German state between 1919 and 1933. The name derives from the city of Weimar, the place of its constitutional assembly. The proclamation of the Republic took place on November 9, 1918 and ended with the appointment of Adolf Hitler as Reich Chancellor on January 30, 1933.

Mentioned in

• A Hamburg Friendship. Erwin Panofsky’s obituary on Aby Warburg (Emily J. Levine)
• Antisemitism and Persecution (Werner Bergmann)
• Appeal to Create a Jewish Memorial Cemetery in Ohlsdorf (Ina Lorenz)
• Arts and Culture (Anthony Kauders)
• Between Remembrance and a New Beginning – the Groundbreaking of the Synagogue at Hohe Weide on November 9, 1958 (Anna Menny)
• Between “Theater Crisis” and the “Seizure of Power.” The Brief Appearance of the Little Playhouse [Kleines Schauspielhaus] of Friedrich Lobe (1932/1933) (Sebastian Schirrmeister)
• Cheskel Zwi Klötzel, Moses Pipenbrink's Adventures. A Young Adult Novel between Urban Adventure and Zionist Utopia (Michael Nagel)
• Demographics and Social Structure (Miriam Rürup)
• Economy and Occupational Patterns (Uffa Jensen)
• Education and Learning (Ingrid Lohmann)
• Family and Everyday Life (Stefanie Fischer)
• Helen Rosenau, Aspiring Art Historian and Archaeologist (Jannik Sachweh)
• Law and Politics (Uffa Jensen)
• Leisure and Sports (Kirsten Heinsohn)
• Love for One’s Homeland and Longing for Recognition. Ludwig Berger’s Commemorative Speech on Johannes Brahms (Christian Rogowski)
• Memory and Remembrance (Beate Meyer)
• Migration (Tobias Brinkmann)
• Obituary for Aby Warburg in the Hamburger Fremdenblatt, October 28, 1929
• Organizations and Institutions (Rainer Liedtke)
• Religion and Identity (Andreas Brämer)
• Social Issues and Welfare (Stefanie Schüler-Springorum)
• State Funding for Jewish Prison Chaplains (Robert Richter)
• The Centralverein’s Opposition to National Socialism (Avraham Barkai, Pavel Golubev)
• The Debate on Kosher Butchering in Hamburg. Discussions on Its Ban during the Weimar Republic (Pavel Golubev)
• The Disenfranchisement of Jewish Physicians in Hamburg during National Socialism (Anna von Villiez)
• The Founding of the Jewish Library and Reading Room (Alice Jankowski)
• The Franz Rosenzweig Memorial Foundation (Ina Lorenz)
• The Introduction of Women’s Right to Vote in Hamburg’s Jewish Congregation (Ina Lorenz)
• The Zinnowitz Song: A Symbol of Resort Antisemitism (Frank Bajohr)
• Transnational Networks and Questions of Belonging. An Exchange of Letters Between Jacob Schiff and Max Warburg During World War I. (Sarah Panter)
• “It Cost Me 20 Years to Defeat Hitler.” Hamburg Shipping Company Owner Arnold Bernstein in the USA (Björn Siegel)
• “The Enemy is in the Country: The Jew.” Poster Stamps Printed by the Deutschvölkischen Schutz- und Trutz-Bundes [German Nationalist Protection and Defiance Federation] (Martin Ulmer)
• “The Jews in the Army”—On the Origins and Pervasiveness of a Prejudice (Uwe Lohalm)