of this institute. The Institute now includes branches around the world including the Leo Baeck Institute New York, and the Leo Baeck Institute London. There are institutions named after Leo Baeck, on every inhabited continent, including the Leo Baeck Centre for Progressive Judaism in Melbourne, Australia. The asteroid 100047 Leobaeck is named in his honour, as is Leo Baeck College, the Reform/Progressive rabbinical college in London. See also Leo Baeck Medal Bibliography Baker, Leonard (1982). Hirt der Verfolgten: Leo Baeck im Dritten Reich. Stuttgart: Klett-Cotta. . Baker, Leonard (1978). Days of sorrow and pain: Leo Baeck and the Berlin Jews. New York: Macmillan. . Neimark, Anne E. (1986). One man's valor: Leo Baeck and the Holocaust E. P. Dutton, New York, (for juvenile audience); Friedlander, Albert H. Teacher of Theresienstadt, Overlook Press; Reprint (July 1991), (10), . Heuberger, Georg and Backhaus, Fritz (2001). Leo Baeck 1873–1956: Aus dem Stamme von Rabbinern, Frankfurt: Jewish Museum. . Homolka, Walter and Füllenbach, Elias H. (2008). Rabbiner Leo Baeck. Ein Lebensbild, Teetz / Berlin (= Jüdische Miniaturen, vol. 75). . . References External links Documents about Leo Baeck in the collection of the Jewish Museum Prague 1873 births 1956 deaths 20th-century Jewish theologians German emigrants to England German Jewish military personnel of World War I German Jewish theologians German male non-fiction writers German military chaplains German Reform rabbis Jewish concentration camp survivors 20th-century German rabbis Knights Commander of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany People associated with Leo Baeck College People from Leszno People from the Province of Posen Rabbis in the military Theresienstadt Ghetto survivors World War I chaplains 20th-century English rabbis Hochschule für die Wissenschaft des Judentums alumni