Jüdische Revue – January 1937 The Frankfurter Trial, Jewish Politics, Culture, and Global Identity in Crisis (Irving File 6D)

This file contains a digitized and extensively supplemented version of the Jüdische Revue – January 1937 issue, a German-language Jewish intellectual and political journal published in the interwar period. The journal itself spans approximately 40–60 pages and focuses on the international response to the assassination of Nazi leader Wilhelm Gustloff by David Frankfurter in Switzerland. It includes political analysis, economic history, cultural essays, Zionist policy discussions, and literary critique.

The main issue is followed by several hundred additional pages of archivally appended materials, including:

• Multilingual newspaper clippings (1930s–1940s)
• Maps and statistical graphics on Palestine, Jewish demographics, and geopolitical divisions
• Annotated excerpts from other Jewish publications
• Handwritten marginalia and archival labels (suggesting use in historical or legal research)

The collection as a whole appears to have been compiled for historical, legal, or educational purposes, documenting Jewish perspectives and global reactions to antisemitism, Zionism, and the growing crisis in Europe.

Disclaimer:

This file is a historical compilation that includes both original content from the Jüdische Revue – January 1937 journal and a large volume of supplementary archival materials such as newspaper clippings, maps, and typed or handwritten annotations. The supplemental content was not part of the original publication and appears to have been appended by an unknown compiler for research, educational, or documentary purposes.

Some materials in this file:

• Reflect the language, political views, and cultural biases of their time.
• Contain graphic descriptions of antisemitism, persecution, and political violence.
• May include propaganda or mis/disinformation from historical sources.

This document is presented for historical research and educational use only. The inclusion of offensive or politically charged materials does not imply endorsement of their views by the compiler, archive, or any presenting institution.

Users should exercise critical judgment and contextual awareness when engaging with the contents.

Condition Note

• Length & Layout: The file contains 876 pages, indicating an extensive, possibly complete archival or collected edition of the Jüdische Revue from January 1937. The pages are sequential and feature consistent formatting, typical of a historical periodical.

• Legibility: The majority of the text is legible, although the scanned format shows signs of age, such as ink blotches, faded print, and variable contrast. Nonetheless, the core content remains decipherable.

• This issue of the Jüdische Revue is in archivally preserved condition, offering a comprehensive, multi-angle examination of Jewish life, identity, politics, and persecution at a moment of escalating global crisis. It stands out for its sociopolitical insight, cultural richness, and as a primary document of Jewish resistance and thought just before WWII.