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in 1908 to open a book store in Jerusalem. He returned to Germany in 1914 to fight for "Kaiser und Vaterland". After the war he stayed in Berlin and opened book-mail-order company, supplying the Technion and the Hebrew University with books from Europe and America. Following the boycott of Jewish
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businesses in 1933, he returned to Jerusalem and re-opened his bookstore in what is now Koresh Street. Since 1935 it is situated in the "New Armenian Building" on Queen Shlomtsion Street (formerly Princess Mary Street). Mayer's clientele included
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Stimmen aus Jerusalem, Zur deutschen Sprache und Literatur in Palaestina/Israel (hrg Herman Zabel) Deutsch-Israelische Bibliothek, Bd. 2 (LIT Verlag, Berlin 2006)
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Encounter, Congress for Cultural Freedom, Stephen Spender, Irving Kristol, Congress for Cultural Freedom, Encounter Limited, 1978, vol. 51, p. 143
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The Jerusalem Post, "Appreciation: Herman Mayer, bookstore owner, hosted founding fathers" 8 June 2008:
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ISRAEL Magazine, 1968: vol. 1, no 8-12, spotlight publications, pp. 85
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The Jerusalem Post, "Mayer's Bookstore: It's the Real Thing" 1 Nov. 2011:
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Mayer was born in Germany to a family of Jewish wool merchants. After
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Publishers weekly, vol. 124, 1933 Browker Co. p.ix / 1692
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The Jerusalem Report: "Pioneer Bookseller" 14 Nov. 2012:
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http://www.jpost.com/Features/Article.aspx?id=110243
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