Hermann Burchardt (English Wikipedia)
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deutsche-digitale-bibliothek.de
- Abu-Dhabi, click on photo to enlarge.
- Early photographs of Moroccan Jewish families, taken in the early 20th century by German explorer and photographer, Hermann Burchardt, are now held at the Ethnological Museum of Berlin. See: Jewish couple in Morocco on the roof of their house; Jewish family during the Feast of Tabernacles on the roof of their house; Moroccan Jews in 1905, by Hermann Burchardt; Jewish family, 1905; The Saba Synagogue, 1905; Jewish family in their home; The Ibn (Aben) Danan Synagogue, in the Mellah of Fès (click to enlarge); Jewish family in Morocco, early 20th century (click on photo to enlarge); Family portrait, Morocco; Mother and children in lounge, Morocco.
- Matrah. Harbor in the city, by Hermann Burchardt.
- The fore end of the boom, a small open sailing boat, by Hermann Burchardt.
- Marketplace of Hofuf, click on photo to enlarge.
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- "הצילום הראשון של יהודי תימן הדהים את העולם היהודי ב-1901". Haaretz הארץ (in Hebrew).
hagalil.com
- Three companions, Radāʻ, circa 1902.
- "Jewish family in Rauda".
moroccan-judaism.org
- Early photographs of Moroccan Jewish families, taken in the early 20th century by German explorer and photographer, Hermann Burchardt, are now held at the Ethnological Museum of Berlin. See: Jewish couple in Morocco on the roof of their house; Jewish family during the Feast of Tabernacles on the roof of their house; Moroccan Jews in 1905, by Hermann Burchardt; Jewish family, 1905; The Saba Synagogue, 1905; Jewish family in their home; The Ibn (Aben) Danan Synagogue, in the Mellah of Fès (click to enlarge); Jewish family in Morocco, early 20th century (click on photo to enlarge); Family portrait, Morocco; Mother and children in lounge, Morocco.
nla.gov.au
- "Explorers Murdered. In Southern Arabia". The Sydney Morning Herald. 28 December 1909. p. 7. Retrieved September 4, 2015 – via Trove Digitised newspapers.com.
smb-digital.de
- Many of the photographic images of this place relate to the architecture of the town Siwa, photographs that are now stored at the Ethnological Museum of Berlin. See, for example, Siwa, viewed from the east, by Hermann Burchardt; Siwa, eastern part; Siwa, western part; Siwa, viewed from the south; Siwa, main street.
- The town al-Hofuf, as photographed by Hermann Burchardt in 1904. Today, photos of Hofuf made by the photographer are held in the Ethnological Museum of Berlin; Hofuf (click on photo to enlarge); Hofuf in 1904.
- View of the city Muscat and its walls in 1904 (Click on photo to enlarge); Muscat's wall and gate.
- Photo of Rabbi Sālem al-Jamāl (left) and Rabbi Yiḥya al-Abyadh (right), in 1907, by Hermann Burchardt.
- Early photographs of Hauran's archaeological sites, taken in the late 19th and early 20th centuries by German explorer and photographer, Hermann Burchardt, are now held at the Ethnological Museum of Berlin. See: The castle (citadel) of Salkhad, photographed by Hermann Burchardt (click on photo to enlarge it); Melach Es-Sarrar (Malah) in Hauran, in 1895; Dibese, 400 meters west of Suwayda; Qasr (fortress) al-Mushannaf, in Hauran (click to enlarge); The citadel, Khirbat al-Bayda, in Hauran (1895); The ruins of Khirbet al-Bayda.
- Early photographs of Moroccan Jewish families, taken in the early 20th century by German explorer and photographer, Hermann Burchardt, are now held at the Ethnological Museum of Berlin. See: Jewish couple in Morocco on the roof of their house; Jewish family during the Feast of Tabernacles on the roof of their house; Moroccan Jews in 1905, by Hermann Burchardt; Jewish family, 1905; The Saba Synagogue, 1905; Jewish family in their home; The Ibn (Aben) Danan Synagogue, in the Mellah of Fès (click to enlarge); Jewish family in Morocco, early 20th century (click on photo to enlarge); Family portrait, Morocco; Mother and children in lounge, Morocco.
- Sheikh Muhammad Beg Nossar, of Hauran, Syria (click on photo to enlarge).
- Jews studying in synagogue in Sana'a, 1907.
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- Original German: Postkarte. Mokka, den 8. Dezbr. 09. Diese Karte erhältst Du aus dem gottverlassensten Neste Asiens. Es übertrifft alle meine Erwartungen, was Zerstörtsein anbetrifft. Es sieht aus wie eine durch Erdbeben gänzlich zerstörte Stadt. Die Weg von Taiz nach hier, 3 Tage, war oder sollte unsicher sein. Es waren wohl die gewöhnlichen Unruhen beim Steuereintreiben, bei denen es auf beiden Seiten einige Tote gegeben. Hier wohns im italienischen Konsulat, und der Konsul reist mit zurück nach Sanaa. Photos von hier werden sehr interessant sein. Die letzte Etappe in der Ebene fürchterlich heiss, schlechtes Wasser, Chinin gebe allen meinen Leuten (11 an der Zahl, inkl. 8 Zaptijeh). Werde froh sein, sobald wieder das Hochplateau des glücklichen Arabien erreiche (Michael Friedländer, Hermann Burchardt: Mitteilungen aus seinen letzten Briefen [Messages from his last letters], published in Journal: Ost und West [Illustrated monthly magazine for all of Judaism], issue 2 / February 1910, Berlin, p. 108).
- Michael Friedländer, Hermann Burchardt: Mitteilungen aus seinen letzten Briefen (Messages from his last letters), published in Journal: Ost und West (Illustrated monthly magazine for all of Judaism), issue 2 / February 1910, Berlin, p. 109 (German); in 1926, in the Vienna publication, Menorah: Jewish family journal for science, arts and literature (issue 8, p. 436), the author had written that Hermann Burchardt was "murdered in communion with his companion Marchese (sic) Benzoni, in Yemen, on the way from Mocha to Sanaa."
- Michael Friedländer, Hermann Burchardt: Mitteilungen aus seinen letzten Briefen (Messages from his last letters), published in Journal: Ost und West (Illustrated monthly magazine for all of Judaism), issue 2 / February 1910, Berlin, p. 110 (German).