RARE book of genealogical research of Jewish families in Hannover by Selig Gronemann (1843-1918), rabbi of Hannover and Lüneburg districts in the years 1883-1918, as well as a renowned scholar, writer and activist. The second part of the book contains mainly Hebrew gravestone inscriptions of deceased members of the Hannover Jewish community. Contains several fold-out genealogical tables. 230x155mm. [XXIII+160]+[146] pages. Black board Hardcover with beige cloth spine. Cover slightly rubbed and curved. Cover edges slightly bumped. Cover corners and spine edges peeling. Title and author`s name written in felt-tip pen on spine (with small mark on bottom edge). Binding loose and slightly visible between title page verso (page II) and page III, and on rear inner cover. Fold-out genealogical table upper part torn and creased (text readable). Ex-library copy with stamps. Text-block, several extreme and few other pages age-stained. Pages upper corner slightly bumped/wrinkled. Pages yellowing. [SUMMARY]: This extremely rare comprehensive and pioneering genealogical study of Hannover Jewry by the foremost authority in the field is otherwise in good condition.