The Rothschild family, known for their immense wealth and power, has been the target of conspiracy theories for centuries.

The Rothschild family, known for their wealth and power, has been the target of conspiracy theories for centuries.

"The House of Fragile Things: Jewish Art Collectors and the Fall of France" by James McAuley is a study of four interconnected French museums, once owned by wealthy Jews whose descendants perished in Auschwitz.

The exhibit "Jews, Money, Myth" at the London Jewish Museum curated by Joanne Rosenthal, Dominik Czechowski, and Morgan Wadsworth-Boyle until October 17, examines the persistent stereotypes about Jews and money, debunking libels about Jewish financial power while exploring the historical roles of money in Jewish life.

The text discusses the concept of golems in Jewish folklore and how it has been used in modern contexts.

The tale "Rothschild's Luck; or, A Tale of Two Patrons" recounts a story about the wealthy Rothschild going on a journey and encountering a town where a local patron is highly revered.