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the status of the Jews in Austria underwent a complete change. German normal schools were to be introduced into the Jewish communities, but there were no men available to organize these schools and take charge of the public instruction. Homberg now decided to return to his native country. Being very
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to Vienna to formulate laws regulating the moral and political status of the Jews in Austria. The work appeared in 1797, and won for Homberg the great gold medal. When the normal schools of Galicia were placed under the general direction of the district schools, Homberg retired to Vienna, employing
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his time partly as censor and partly in compiling such readers for Jews as had been ordered by the royal commission for studies. He was not successful in either of these directions.
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Homberg was later appointed assistant professor of religious and moral philosophy at Prague, with the title of "Schulrath," retaining this position until his death.
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Zwölf Fragen, vom Minister des Innern in Frankreich der Israelitischen Deputation in Paris Vorgelegt und von Ihr Beantwortet
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highly recommended by Mendelssohn, he was appointed (1784) superintendent of all the German-Jewish schools of
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Vertheidigung der Jüdischen Nation Gegen die in den Provinzblättern Enthaltenen Angriffe
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Ben Yaḳḳir, Über Glaubenswahrheiten und Sittenlehren für die Israelitische Jugend
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Rede bei Eröffnung der Religiös-Moralischen Vorlesungen für Israeliten in Prag
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Sendschreiben an die Rabbiner und Jüdischen Gemeindevorsteher in Galizien
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