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Abd el-Hamid, Sultan
Abd el-Malik ibn Marwan
ablaq
Abu Tor
Adas, Tawfik
Aghion House
Agnon, S. Y.
Ain Farah
Albright Institute. See also American School of Oriental Research
Aleppo
Alexandria
Alhambra
Allenby, Edmund
Allenby Square
Alliance Israélite Universelle
Alterman, Natan
American School of Oriental Research
Aminof, Yosef
Amman
Amon, Yom-Tov. See Hamon, Yom-Tov
Am Rupenhorn
Anglo-Palestine Bank
Ankara
anti-Semitism
al-Aqsa Mosque
Arab Executive
Arab house (term)
al-Araj House (Spyro Houris House)
al-Araj, Saba
archaeology
architecture. See specific architects, buildings, materials, movements, schools, and terms
archives. See also specific archives
Arendt, Hannah
Armenian genocide
Armenian Quarter
Armenian tiles
Art Deco
Arts and Crafts movement
Ashbee, Charles Robert; A Palestine Notebook; Where the Great City Stands
Ashbee, Janet
Athens
Augusta Victoria Hospice
Austrian Hospice
Baalbek
Babylon
Baerwald, Alexander
Baerwald, Lotte
Baker, Herbert
Balfour, Arthur
Balfour Declaration
Balfour Street
Banco di Roma building
Ba’qa
Baramki, Andoni
Barclays Bank
Barr, Alfred H., Jr.
Barsky, George
Bauhaus
Beaux Arts style
Behrens, Peter
Beirut
Beit Jala
Beit Safafa
Beit Safafa Road
Ben-Gurion, David
Benjamin, Walter
Benn, Gottfried
Berlin; Mendelsohn’s life and work in
Bethlehem
Bethlehem Road
Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris
Bisharat, Charles Habib
Bisharat, Fred (Ibrahim)
Bisharat, George
Bisharat, Hanna Ibrahim
Blake, William; Milton
Blumenfeld, Kurt
Bomberg, Alice
Bomberg, David; Siloam and the Mount of Olives
Bone, Muirhead
Books of Souls (Ottoman nüfus defters)
Bosphorous
Bosworth, William Welles
Boursa/Brousa
Bowman, Humphrey
Breasted, James Henry
Breuer, Marcel
British Council
British Empire Exhibition
British Mandate for Palestine
British Museum, London
British School of Archaeology
Brotherhood of the Holy Sepulcher
Brunelleschi, Filippo
Buber, Martin
buildings, Jerusalem. See specific architects and buildings
al-Buraq
Byzantine architecture
Caesarea
Cairo
Calatrava, Santiago
Campos, Michelle
Capri
Cathedral of St. James (Armenian), Jerusalem
Caumeau, Lucien
Cavafy, Constantine, “The City”
cement
cemeteries. See graveyards
central post office, Jerusalem
Central Zionist Archives
ceramics. See also Armenian tiles, tiles, specific tiled buildings
Chaikin, Benjamin
Chamberlain, Neville
Chancellor, John
Chermayeff, Serge
Chicago
Christian Quarter
churches. See also specific buildings
Churchill, Winston
Church of the Holy Sepulcher
Çinili Kiosk
“Circle,” Tel Aviv (Hachug)
citizenship, British; Greek; Ottoman
Clermont-Ganneau, Charles
Cleveland Museum of Art
concrete
Constantinople
cornerstones, architect’s signature in
Corsica
Côte d’Azure
Council of Jerusalem Jews
crenellation
Crete
Cribb, Laurie
Crusades
cuerda seca ceramics
Cyprus
Dalachanis, Angelos
Damascus
Damascus Gate
Damianos, Anastas
David, King
Dead Sea
Dead Sea Scrolls
De Farro, E. di A. & Co.
Deir Yassin
Department of Antiquities, Israel; Palestine
Department of Immigration, Palestine
Department of Public Works, Palestine. See Public Works Department, Palestine
Der Zor
Dib, Shukri
Directory of Arab Trade, Industries, Crafts and Professions in Palestine and Trans-Jordan, 1937–1938, The
Doar Hayom
Dome of the Rock; construction; deterioration and preservation; tiles
Dome of the Rock Tiles
Dormition Abbey
Durrell, Lawrence; The Alexandria Quartet; Bitter Lemons
Dusturiyyah School
earthquake (Palestine, 1927)
East Jerusalem
eclecticism
Eder, David
Edison Cinema, Jerusalem
Edward VII, King of England
Efklides, Alexander
Efklides, Clio
Efklides, Heleni
Efklides, Photios
Efklides house, Greek Colony; Mamilla
Efthimios, Archimandrite
Egypt
Ehrlich, Wolfgang
Einstein, Albert
Einstein Tower
Elgar, Edward
Emek Refaim Street
Empire State Building
Euphrates River
European Mediterranean Academy
Evia
Fascism
Feininger, Lyonel
ferroconcrete
Fertile Crescent (term)
Field Museum, Chicago
First Temple. See Temple, Jewish
floor tiles
Fontainebleau
Fraji, Elihu
Fraji House
France
Freemasons
Fuad, King of Egypt
Gallipoli
Garstang, John
Gaza. See also war: Gaza War (2014)
Geddes, Patrick
Gehry, Frank
Gelat, Antoine
Gelat, Catherine
Gelat, Elias Thomas
Gelat & Hajj Mahmud
Gelat House
General Federation of Jewish Labor (Histadrut)
George V, King of England
German Colony
Germany; building materials from; Mendelsohn’s life and work in; Nazi
Gethsemane
Gill, Eric; Haifa hospital “tree of life”; Palestine Archaeological Museum bas-reliefs; Palestine Diary
Gisler, Mauritius
Godfrey de Boullion
Golub, J. J.
Government House, Jerusalem
Grand New Hotel, Jerusalem
graveyards; Armenian; British War; building on; Byzantine; Catholic; First Temple; Greek Orthodox; Jewish; Muslim; Protestant; Roman
Great Britain; Colonial Office; Fascists in; MI5; occupation of Palestine; White Paper (1939); World War II. See also British Mandate for Palestine
Greece
Greek Colony
Greek Orthodox Church
Greek patriarchate
Green, L.
Gropius, Walter
Guild of Handicraft
Haaretz
Ha’avarah (Transfer)
Hadassah medical complex, Mount Scopus
Hadassah Medical Organization; committees; Women’s Convention
Hadrian, Emperor
Hagia Sophia
Haifa; electrical power station; government hospital
Hajj Mahmud
Hajj Mahmud building
Halprin, Rose
Hamas
Hammarskjöld, Dag
Hamon, Rachel Roditi
Hamon, Yom-Tov
Hamon House
al-Haram al-Sharif. See also Temple Mount
Harmon, Arthur Loomis
Harrison, Austen St. Barbe; Abu Tor house; British life and work; central post office; in Cyprus; death of; flees Palestine; Government complex (unbuilt); Government House; Government Printing Press; in Greece; Jerusalem life and work; Mendelsohn and; 1927 earthquake and; Nuffield College commission; Palestine Archaeological Museum; Palestine Pavilion for British Empire Exhibition; residence of British Chief Representative, Amman; unrealized Jerusalem buildings
Harrison, Helena (Ena)
HaSolel Street
Havatzelet Street
Hebrew University; Givat Ram campus
Hebron
Heinze, Willy
Heleni Hamalka Street
Herpich, C. C. & Sons, Berlin
Herzl, Theodor
High Commissioner, Palestine. See specific names
Hill of Evil Counsel
Hindemith, Paul
Hippias Major
Hitler, Adolf; rise to power
Holland
Horsfield, George
Hotel Vienna, Jerusalem
Houris, Amalia
Houris, Gavriil
Houris, Maria. See Petassis, Maria
Houris, Spyro; Aminof building; al-Araj House (Spyro Houris House); architectural style; birth of; cornerstone “signature”; death of; Efklides houses; Fraji House; freemasonry and; Gelat House; Hajj Mahmud building; Hamon House; Khoury building; Mani building; Nashashibi Villa; “red house”
Hubbard, Pearce
Hussein, King of Jordan
al-Husseini, Hajj Amin
IDF Square
immigration to Palestine, Jewish; White Paper (1939) and
Imperial Russian Society
Imru’ al-Qays
inscriptions on buildings
Institute for the Study of Hebrew Poetry
Institute of Jewish Studies, the Hebrew University
International Style
Irgun
Islamic architecture
Israel, state of; Bank of; Department of Antiquities; Ministry of Education; occupation of East Jerusalem; Prime Minister’s Office; statehood; Supreme Court
Israel Antiquities Authority
Israel Museum
Israel State Archives
Italy; in World War II
Izmir
Jabel Mukabber
Jabotinsky, Ze’ev
Jacobs, Rose
Jaffa
Jaffa Gate
Jaffa Road
Janziria
al-Jawhariyyeh, Wasif
Jellicoe, Geoffrey
Jerash
Jericho
Jerusalem; antiquities; British Mandate; economy of; Israeli occupation of East; municipal regulations about stone; 1920 riots; 1927 earthquake; 1929 riots; 1936 revolt; 1939 riots; Ottoman; population growth; refugees in. See also specific buildings, neighborhoods, streets
“Jerusalem Actual and Possible”
Jewish Agency
Jewish National Fund
Johnson, Philip
Jones, David
Jordan. See also Transjordan
Judea
Judean Desert
Julian’s Way
Kahane, Meir
Karm ar-Ruhban
Karm ash-Sheikh
Katamon
Kauffmann, Richard
Kemalettin, Ahmet
Kempinski, Erich
Kendall, Henry
Keren Hayesod (Palestine Foundation Fund)
al-Khalili, Sheikh Muhammad
Khartoum
Khoury, Adib
Khoury building
King David Hotel; construction; 1946 bombing
King George Street
King’s College, Cambridge
Knesset
Kollek, Teddy
Koran
Kornberg, Fritz
Krakauer, Leopold
Kraus, Lili
Kristallnacht
Kroyanker, David
Kukia brothers (Ezra and Pinchas)
Kütahya
Lajjun
Lake Como
Lake Havel
Landau, Annie
landscape architecture
Lang, Fritz
Lasker-Schüler, Else; Hebrew Ballads; The Land of the Hebrews
Lawrence, T. E.
League of Nations
Lebanon
Le Corbusier; Villa Savoye
Lenin, Nikolai
Levant Fair (1932)
Libya
Lifta
Liverpool Architectural Society
London; British Empire Exhibition; Harrison in; Mendelsohn in
Lutyens, Edwin
Macedonia
MacMichael, Harold
Madjal
Magnes, Judah
Maimonides, Guide for the Perplexed
Malta
Mamilla/Ma’man Allah, cemetery
Mamilla, neighborhood
Mamilla Road
Manchester Guardian, The
Mandate. See British Mandate for Palestine
Mani, Aharon
Manial Palace, Cairo
Mani building
Marseille
Mar Yacoub Cathedral (Greek Orthodox), Jerusalem
Mary, Princess of England
Masons. See Freemasons
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Masu family
Mataré, Ewald
Mauristan
McLean, William
Mears, Frank
Mecca
Mediterranean
Megiddo
Mehmet the Conqueror
Meir, Golda
Melville, Herman
Mendelsohn, Erich; Amerika; Am Rupenhorn; Anglo-Palestine Bank; Bach and; Berlin life and work; British office and work; death of; department stores; Einstein Tower; emigration from Germany; finances; Hadassah medical complex; Haifa hospital; Haifa power station; Harrison and; Hebrew University plans; Jerusalem life and work; as a Jew; leaves Jerusalem; “Palestine and the World of Tomorrow”; Rehavia windmill and; research lab at Weizmann Institute; Rosenbloom Building; Schocken and; Schocken House; Schocken Library; in United States; Universum cinema; Weizmann House
Mendelsohn, Esther
Mendelsohn, Luise; background of; emigration from Germany; leaves Palestine
Messinas, Elias
Metropolis (film)
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Mevlevihane Mosque, Konya
Mies van der Rohe, Ludwig
Moab
Monastir, Macedonia
Morris, William
Mosley, Oswald
“Mosque of Omar”. See also Dome of the Rock
mosques. See also specific buildings
Mount Carmel
Mount of Olives
Mount Scopus; Hadassah medical complex; Hebrew University; 1927 earthquake
Mount Zion
Mount Zion Hospital, San Francisco
Mufti of Jerusalem. See also al-Husseini, Hajj Amin
Muhammad, Prophet
Muhammad Ali, Prince of Egypt
Mumford, Lewis
Municipal Hospital, Ottoman, Jerusalem
Museum of Modern Art, New York
Museum of Tolerance, Jerusalem
Nablus; 1927 earthquake
Napoleon Bonaparte
al-Nashashibi, Is’af
Nashashibi Villa
“National Home,” Jewish
National Library, Mount Scopus
National Library of Israel
National Technical University of Athens
Nazareth
Nazism
Nebi Musa
neighborhoods, Jerusalem. See also specific neighborhoods
Neue Sachlichkeit (New Objectivity)
new city, Jerusalem
New Delhi
New York City
Nihad, Mehmed
Nikephoria
Nile River
Noble Sanctuary. See al-Haram al-Sharif
Nuffield College, Oxford
Ohannessian, David (Tavit)
Ohannessian, Victoria
Old City, Jerusalem
Omar ibn al-Khattab
Ophthalmic Hospital of the Order of St. John
Oriental Institute, University of Chicago
orientalism (term)
Ottoman architecture
Ottoman census
Ottoman citizenship
Ottoman sultan
Oud, J.J.P.
Oxford University
Ozenfant, Amédée
Page, Russell
Palace Hotel, Jerusalem
Palestine, antiquities; coinage; Jewish immigration to; partition; White Paper (1939). See also British Mandate for Palestine, specific topics, specific events
“Palestine and the World of Tomorrow” (pamphlet)
Palestine Archaeological Museum (Rockefeller); bas-reliefs; construction; foundation stone–laying ceremony; grand opening
Palestine Building Loan & Saving Association
Palestine Bulletin, The
Palestine Directory and Handbook
Palestine Gazette, The
Palestine Land Development Company (Hachsharat Hayishuv)
Palestine Post, The
Palestine Symphony Orchestra
Palladio, Andrea
Pann, Abel
Paris; 1937 World’s Fair
Pechstein, Max
Peel Commission (1936–37)
Petassis, Maria
Petassis, Nikephoros
Picasso, Pablo, Guernica
Plato, Hippias Major
Plumer, Herbert
Posener, Julius
Post Office Square
Princess Mary Avenue
Pro-Jerusalem Society
Public Works Department, Palestine
Qasr Amra
Qasr ash-Sheikh
quarries
Queen Melisande Way
Ramallah
Ramban Street
“red house”
Rehavia; windmill
Rehovot
Reilly, C. H.
Reinhardt, Max
Revisionist party
Revolt (1936–39)
Rex Cinema, Jerusalem
Richmond, Ernest Tatham; An Administrative Cesspool; Mammon in the Holy Land
Richmond, George
Richmond, Thomas
Richmond, William Blake
“Ring,” Berlin (Der Ring)
riots; of 1920; of 1929; of 1933; of 1939. See also Revolt (1936–39)
Rockefeller, John D., Jr.
Rockefeller Museum. See also Palestine Archaeological Museum
Rome
Romema
Rommel, Erwin
roofs, styles of
Rosenbloom Building
Rosenbloom family
Rotary Club
Roth, Joseph
Rothschild-Hadassah Hospital
Royal Commission. See Peel Commission (1936–37)
Royal Institute of British Architects
Rudolf Mosse
Sa’ad, Shauki
Safdie, Moshe
Safed
Said, Edward
Said, Wadie
Saint Demetrius church, Salonika
St. Étienne’s Dominican convent, Jerusalem
Saint James Cathedral (Greek Orthodox). See Mar Yacoub Cathedral
St. Simeon monastery, Jerusalem
Sakakini, Hala
Sakakini, Khalil; “The Orthodox Renaissance in Palestine”
Sakakini, Sultana
Saladin
Salonika
Samptopolo, Maria
Samuel, Herbert
San Francisco
Scharoun, Hans
Scherchen, Hermann
Schiller, Hans
Schocken, Salman; art collection; department stores; leaves Palestine; Mendelsohn and; publishing and
Schocken House
Schocken Library
Schocken, Lilly
Scholem, Gershom
Second Temple. See Temple, Jewish
Seikaly, Achille
Sharon, Aryeh
Sheiber, George
Sheikh Badr
Sheikh Jarrah
Shlomzion Hamalka Street
Sicily
Siloam/Silwan
Simon Wiesenthal Center
Sledmere
Socialism
Solomon, King
Solomon’s Palace
Solomon’s Stables
Solomon’s Temple. See Temple, Jewish
Somme
Spain
Speer, Albert
Stark, Freya
Starkey, J. L
stone; architect’s signature in; artificial; cladding; dressing styles; foundation; grades of; Hoptonwood; municipal regulations concerning; quarries; shortage of
Storrs, Ronald
Stravinsky, Igor
Street of the Prophets
streets, Jerusalem. See also specific streets
stucco
Stuttgart
Suleiman, Sultan
Supreme Muslim Council
Survey of Western Palestine, The
Switzerland
Sykes, Mark
Sykes-Picot Agreement (1916)
synagogues
Syria
Talbiyeh
Talbiyeh Road
Talpiot
Tantur (convent)
Taut, Bruno
Taut, Max
Tel Aviv
Temple, Jewish; First (Solomon’s); Second
Temple Mount. See also al-Haram al-Sharif
Therma
Thrace
Tiberias
tiles. See also Armenian tiles, Dome of the Rock, floor tiles
Topkapi Palace
tourism
Tower of David
Town Planning Commission, Jerusalem
Transjordan
Tulkarem
Turkey
typhus
Umayyad caliphate
United Nations; 1947 partition resolution
Universum cinema, Berlin
Ussishkin, Menachem
Vagabonds, Party of the
Valéry, Paul
vaulting
Venice
Versailles
Via Dolorosa
Vienna
Villa Harun ar-Rashid
Vogt, Emil
Waldorf Astoria Hotel, Jerusalem. See also Palace Hotel
Waldorf Astoria Hotel, New York
Wales, Prince of
Waqf
war; Gaza War (2014); Greco-Turkish War; 1948 War; 1967 War; World War I; World War II
Wauchope, Arthur
Weiss, Joseph
Weissenhof
Weizmann, Chaim
Weizmann, Vera
Weizmann House
Wembley
West Bank
Western Wall
West Jerusalem
White Paper (1939)
Whitman, Walt, “Song of the Broad-Axe”
Wijdeveld, Hendricus Theodorus
Wilhelm, Kaiser, II
windows, styles of
wood
Woolf, Virginia
Workers’ Health Fund (Kupat Cholim)
World Zionist Organization
Wright, Frank Lloyd
Yassky, Chaim
Yellin, Eliezer
Yeni Mosque, Constantinople
YMCA, Jerusalem
Young Turks
Zandberg, Esther
Zion Cinema, Jerusalem
Zionism
Zionist Commission
Zion Square
Zurich
Zwickau