Dear Safranim,
We recently received a question in response to our blog, Unique at
Penn [ https://uniqueatpenn.wordpress.com/ ]
which I thought someone on this listserv might be able to help with:
I’ve come across a number of reform siddurim (prayer books) targeted
specifically at women from what was then called Breslau in the 1920’s.
Do you think these books are a Jewish borrowing from the Geistlicher
Frauenzimmer-spiegel or totally unrelated?
https://uniqueatpenn.wordpress.com/2015/10/21/from-steamer-trunk-to-rare-books-collection/#comment-2359
Thanks for any ideas, leads, comments you'd like to share!
All best,
Arthur
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