Districts

• Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf
• Mitte
• Neukölln
• Reinickendorf
• Spandau
• Steglitz-Zehlendorf
• Tempelhof-Schöneberg
• Treptow-Köpenick

Former administrative divisions

• West Berlin

Mentioned in

• A Contest as an Attempt to Revive Jewish Tradition (Helga Krohn)
• A Hamburg Friendship. Erwin Panofsky’s obituary on Aby Warburg (Emily J. Levine)
• An Ashkenazic-Sephardic Marriage against the Father’s Will (Monika Richarz)
• Antisemitism and Persecution (Werner Bergmann)
• Appeal to Create a Jewish Memorial Cemetery in Ohlsdorf (Ina Lorenz)
• Appointment of Chief Rabbi Anschel Stern of Hamburg to Honorary Membership in the Israelite congregation of Lübeck (Nadine Garling)
• Arts and Culture (Anthony Kauders)
• B. [probably Hamburg physician and chairman of the local Zionist chapter Max Besser (1877-1941)], The Founding of a New Jewish Gymnastics Club "Bar Kochba" in Hamburg, in: Jüdische Turnzeitung [Jewish Gymnasts' Paper], 3 / 4 (1910), p. 48; 50.
• Between Threat and Hope. Migration to the New World. Mary Antin’s Account (Monica Rüthers)
• Calls for Donations for the Jewish Winter Relief for the Area of the Hanse City of Hamburg from the Gemeindeblatt [Congregation Newsletter], drawn by Hans Rudolf Growald, Hamburg, 1937/38
• Continuities in a Historiography Overshadowed by Its National Socialist Past? (Dirk Rupnow)
• Demographics and Social Structure (Miriam Rürup)
• Dibere Haberith or: Letters from the most eminent Rabbis and Rabbinic Boards Consistories of the most excellent Israelite Congregations of Germany, Poland, and Italy concerning the erection of the “New Temple-Association” in Hamburg by a few individuals of the present Israelite Congregation – contrary to the laws of Judaism. Faithfully translated from the Hebrew into German. Altona, printed by the Brothers Bonn, 1819
• Education and Learning (Ingrid Lohmann)
• Education and Reform. The Israelite Free School in the Context of Civic Emancipation (Carsten Schapkow)
• Family and Everyday Life (Stefanie Fischer)
• Founding of the Jewish Sports Club Bar Kochba, 1910 (Ivonne Meybohm)
• Friedrich Nieland, How Many World (Money) Wars Must the Peoples of the World Lose? Open Letter to all Government Ministers and Members of Parliament of the Federal Republic, pp. 3–4, Hamburg 1957
• From Hamburg out into the World—Jewish Emigration and the Aid Organization of German Jews (David Hamann)
• Hannah Arendt, Jewish Cultural Reconstruction Field Reports, 1948–1951, Field Report No. 18, February 15 – March 10 1950
• Hermann Zvi Guttmann and His Design for the New Synagogue at Hohe Weide (Alexandra Klei)
• Hilfsverein der Juden in Deutschland [Aid Organization of German Jews], from Annual Report, 1907 [Excerpt]
• Ida Ehre and Hamburg's Kammerspiele Theater (Michaela Giesing)
• Jewish Art? Anita Rée and “New Objectivity” (Maike Bruhns)
• Jewish cultural assets in the postwar period. Hannah Arendt’s report on the situation in Hamburg (Elisabeth Gallas)
• Jewish Martial Arts. Hamburg’s Sports Club “Schild” (Erik Petry)
• Law and Politics (Uffa Jensen)
• Leisure and Sports (Kirsten Heinsohn)
• Letter by Karl Bodenschatz, Chief of the Ministeramt Reichsmarschall des Großdeutschen Reiches, Berlin, October 17, 1944
• Mary Antin's Letter to her Uncle Moshe Hayyim Weltman, 1894 [Extract]
• Memory and Remembrance (Beate Meyer)
• Migration (Tobias Brinkmann)
• Modern Jewish Social Work. The Israelite-Humanitarian Women’s Association (Magdalena Gehring)
• Obituary for Aby Warburg in the Hamburger Fremdenblatt, October 28, 1929
• Persecution and Marginalization of So-Called “Mixed-bloods”. The Case of Friedrich Wilhelm Lübbert (Beate-Christine Fiedler)
• Rachel Dror (01153/sdje/0048). Foundation Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, June 20, 2012 (Berlin). Interview: Lennart Bohne, Daniel Hübner, and Barbara Kurowska. Transcription and editing: Teresa Schäfer. Chapters 2.5 and 2.7.
• Religion and Identity (Andreas Brämer)
• Scholarship (Lilian Türk)
• Self-Assertion and Spiritual Resistance. The History of the Jewish Community Center in Hamburg (Barbara Müller-Wesemann)
• Social Issues and Welfare (Stefanie Schüler-Springorum)
• Soup Kitchen Collection. The Jewish Winter Relief in Hamburg (Ina Lorenz)
• Speech Given by Mayor Max Brauer on the Occasion of the Groundbreaking for the Synagogue at Hohe Weide, November 9, 1958
• Tax Lists of the Early Modern Period: Insights Regarding Jewish Life in Pre-modern Hamburg (Nadja Hauptvogl)
• The Banning of Jews from Visiting Museums (Olaf Matthes, Christina Ewald)
• The Boys from the Gush. Transporting Zionist Values in Young Adult Literature (Hadassah Stichnothe)
• The Boys from the „Gush“. A Jewish Book for Young Adults, Berlin 1936, pp. 22-23
• The Citizen of Jewish Faith as an Educational Ideal. Eduard Israel Kley’s Treatise on the Israelite Elementary School (Ingrid Lohmann)
• The Controversial Mission to the Jews. A 1964 Correspondence between Helmut Schmidt, Hamburg’s Senator for Interior Affairs, and Bishop Hans-Otto Wölber (Rainer Hering)
• The Debate on Kosher Butchering in Hamburg. Discussions on Its Ban during the Weimar Republic (Pavel Golubev)
• The Hall of Mirrors from Hamburg's Budge Palais (Silke Reuther)
• The Hamburg Temple Controversy. Continuity and a New Beginning in Dibere Haberith (Philipp Lenhard)
• The Introduction of Women’s Right to Vote in Hamburg’s Jewish Congregation (Ina Lorenz)
• The Jew-Eater. A Response to Wilhelm Marr (Werner Bergmann)
• The Kaiser, Dignitaries, and the Press as Guests of Albert Ballin (Johannes Gerhardt)
• The Memoirs of Cantor Joseph Cysner. A rare testimonial of the Polenaktion (Bonnie M. Harris)
• The Reopening of the Joseph Carlebach School (Stephanie Kowitz-Harms)
• The Zinnowitz Song, Post Card, 1930
• The Zinnowitz Song: A Symbol of Resort Antisemitism (Frank Bajohr)
• The “Rulands-Eck.” Antisemitism in Cabaret (Michael Grüttner)
• “Mother Borchardt” – a Jewish Shipping Company Owner (Rebekka Großmann)
• “On the Road With Ballin.” Hamburg 1904
• “On the Road with Ballin—Experiences Made by a Russian Emigrant” (Tobias Brinkmann)
• “The Jews in the Army”—On the Origins and Pervasiveness of a Prejudice (Uwe Lohalm)
• “To Palestine!” Comments on the Oral History Video Interview with Rachel Dror (Lennart Bohne)