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Translation of
Mea shana le-yehudei Debrecen;
le-zekher kedoshei ha-kehila ve-yishuvei ha-seviva
Author: Moshe Elijahu Gonda
Published in Tel Aviv 1970
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Hebrew translated by Yocheved Klausner
Hungarian translated by Andrew Lenard
Introduction by Prof, Shmuel Levinger | 7 |
An Eternal Candle by Jeno Csengeri | 9 |
Sources for the history of the Debrecen Jews by Moshe Eliyahu Gonda | 10 |
1. The city of Debrecen | 13 |
2. Jewish merchants and fair-traders in Debrecen | 19 |
3. The first years in Debrecen 1840-1848 | 25 |
4. Consolidation of the Jewish Community 1849-1867 | 39 |
5. The emancipation generation | 55 |
6. The Golden Age of the Debrecen community 1890-1914 | 69 |
7. The establishment of the orthodox community 1886-1918 | 101 |
8. WWI and the period of crises that followed 1914-1922 | 107 |
9. Under the sign of Hope for Peace 1922-1929 | 122 |
10. The time of the Great Crisis and the shadow of rising Nazism 1929-1938 | 156 |
11. On the downward slope of persecution 1938-1944 | 187 |
12. The Haredi [ultra-orthodox] community, its flourishing and its destruction (1918-1944) | 204 |
13. The Holocaust, the Ghetto and the deportation 1944 | 214 |
14. A glowing ember on the ashes 1944-1960 | 231 |
15. Communities in the neighborhood of Debrecen | 247 |
I shall be their Sanctuary by Dr. Yosef Yitzhak Berg | 247 |
Hajdunanas | 248 |
Balmazujvaros | 253 |
Hajdusamson | 255 |
Teglas | 257 |
Vamospercs | 259 |
Derecske | 260 |
Konyar | 262 |
Mikepercs | 263 |
List of victims | 265 |
Introduction by Samuel Lowinger | 7 |
Dedication by Jeno Csengeri | 9 |
Sources for the history of Debrecen Jewry by E.M.Gonda | 11 |
1. The city of Debrecen | 15 |
2. Jewish merchants in a town of animosity | 20 |
3. First years in Debrecen, 1840–1848 | 20 |
4. Founding of the Community, 1849–1867 | 40 |
5. The generation of emancipation | 55 |
6. Golden age of the Community, 1890–1914 | 69 |
7. Founding the Orthodox Community, 1866–1918 | 102 |
8. The era of World War I and consecutive crises, 1914-1922 | 109 |
9. Hopes during the ‘20s, 1922–1929 | 128 |
10. In shadow of the great economic crisis and the threat of Nazism, 1929–1938 | 167 |
11. On the downslope of anti-Jewish legislation, 1938-1944 | 199 |
12. Development of Orthodoxy until the age of destruction, 1918–1944 | 226 |
13. Year of catastrophe. Ghetto and deportation | 240 |
13. The persecutions, the Ghetto and the deportation | 240 |
14. New life over the ruins | 267 |
15. Neighboring smaller communities | |
I shall become their small sanctuary by Jozsef Berg | 295 |
Hajdunanas | 296 |
Balmazujvaros | 303 |
Hajdusamson | 306 |
Teglas | 308 |
Vamospercs | 310 |
Derecske | 312 |
Konyar | 314 |
Mikepercs | 316 |
Bibliography (list of sources) | 318 |
Roster of victims | 321 |
Debrecen | 323 |
Hajdúnánás | 385 |
Balmazújváros, Egyek | 395 |
Hajdúsámson | 397 |
Téglás | 399 |
Vámospérc | 400 |
Derecske | 403 |
Konyár, Pocsaj, Esztár, Monostorpályi | 407 |
Mikepércs | 409 |
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