Further Reading
- Heinrich Loew, Festschrift zur Jahrhundertfeier des Synagogenbaues, Viernheim 1927
- Franz Josef Haas, Adam Haas: Der Geländeraub in Viernheim 1934 (Wegnahme der Allmend), Denkschrift zur Frage der Wiederherstellung der Allmende in der Gemeinde Viernheim, Kommission zur Wiedergutmachung des Unrechts von 1934 (publisher), edited by Franz Josef Haas 1. and Adam Haas 6., Viernheim 1948
- Hans Knapp: Viernheimer Wörterbuch "Wie gered't sou gebabblt", 1972
- Hans Mayr: Chronik der Stadt Viernheim, Mannheim 1949
- 1200 Jahre Viernheim 777 - 1977, Hg. Magistrat der Stadt Viernheim
- Brigitte Perker: Viernheim zwischen Weimar und Bonn - Demokratie und Diktatur in einer deutschen Kleinstadt - 1918-1949. publisher Magistrat der Stadt Viernheim. Viernheim, 1988.
- Gisela Wittemann: Illustrierte Geschichte Stadt Viernheim, 160 pages. Verlag: Edition Quadrat Bernhard Wipfler, 1998. ISBN 3-923003-82-X
- Werner Nägel et al.,100 Jahre Standesamt Viernheim, 1876–1976, 92 pages, Viernheim 1976, publisher Standesamt Viernheim
- Claudia Reinhardt: No Place like Home, photographs and texts about Viernheim, Verbrecher Verlag Berlin 2005, ISBN 3-87512-413-8
- Heinz Klee/Walter Sauer: De Vernema Struwwelpejda. Edition Tintenfaß, Neckarsteinach, 2009. ISBN 978-3-937467-65-8.
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