![]() Caecilie Adler (1828-1903) |
![]() Lina Morgenstern (1830-1909) |
Jenny Asch (1832-1907) |
![]() Anna Honigmann (1835-1909) |
Dagmar Nick, greatgranddaughter of Jenny Asch, has written a book Juedisches Wirken in Breslau [Sigmaringen: Bergstadt Verlag, 1996] focussing primarily on Jenny and her husband, Dr. Sigismund Asch, who was famous in Breslau for his philanthropy, as a hero of the Revolution of 1848, and as a pioneer in public health. There is also much information on Lina Morgenstern in the book, and somewhat less about the other sisters.
There is also a recent book Suppenlina, by Heinz Knobloch, [Berlin: Edition Hentrich, 1995] on Lina Morgenstern, and an historical novel Das Glueck Lina Morgenstern, by Wolfgang Lohmeyer, [Vienna: Langen Mueller, 198x].
For important anniversary birthdays of her sisters [e. g. 70th], Lina Morgenstern wrote laudatory articles in the deutsche Hausfrauen Zeitung, which she edited. I've translated these, and others, and they can be found on Paul Honigmann's web site.