Editors and Contributors
- Dr. Esriel Carlebach (1929–1933, first free-lance, from 1931 on under a permanent appointment)
- Moses Max Deutschländer (first chief editor from 1898 on)
- Rabbi Dr. Berthold Einstein, Landau
- Dr. Ludwig Freund
- Sally Großhut
- J. Guggenheim, Mannheim
- Leo Kreindler (1925-1938 with Familienblatt; 1938-1942 with Nachrichtenblatt)
- Dr. Alfred Kupferberg (pseudonym: Nechuschtan, 1933–1936)
- Julian Lehmann (until 1938)
- Dr. Hubert Plack, Berlin
- Rabbi Hermann Schreiber, Berlin
- Rabbi Dr. Wilde, Magdeburg
- Hermann Zucker, Berlin
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