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Monika Richarz (born 8 June 1937) is a German historian. The focus of her work is on the social history of the Jewish minority in Germany, and the relationships between the Germans and the Jews. In talking about her area of expertise, she likes to explain that there is a whole lot more to "Jewish history" than Auschwitz ("...jüdische Geschichte weit mehr umfasst als Auschwitz."). Between 1993 and her retirement in 2001 she was the director of the Hamburg based "Institute for the History of German Jews" ("Institut für die Geschichte der deutschen Juden").

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rdfs:comment	Monika Richarz (* 8. Juni 1937 in Berlin) ist eine deutsche Historikerin, die sich vor allem mit der Sozialgeschichte der jüdischen Minderheit in Deutschland und mit deutsch-jüdischen Beziehungen befasst hat. Sie war von 1993 bis zu ihrer Pensionierung im Jahr 2001 Leiterin des Hamburger Instituts für die Geschichte der deutschen Juden. (de) Monika Richarz (born 8 June 1937) is a German historian. The focus of her work is on the social history of the Jewish minority in Germany, and the relationships between the Germans and the Jews. In talking about her area of expertise, she likes to explain that there is a whole lot more to "Jewish history" than Auschwitz ("...jüdische Geschichte weit mehr umfasst als Auschwitz."). Between 1993 and her retirement in 2001 she was the director of the Hamburg based "Institute for the History of German Jews" ("Institut für die Geschichte der deutschen Juden"). (en)
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