Seeking list of liturgical differences

[rhu]

I'm seeking a description of differences between the German and Polish Jewish liturgies. The big one that I recently found out about (and that started me on this research path) is that the Germans say Sim Shalom and not Shalom Rav at Minchah if there's a Torah reading. I haven't stumbled on the right Google search terms, or maybe no one has created a web page explaining the differences (I doubt that!) but I figure someone here would either have better Google-fu (Fugle?) or would know or would know someone who knows.... Thanks!

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[fauxklore]

But wouldn't Polish Jewish liturgies be divided by the part of Poland, sort of along the Litvak / Galitzianer lines?

I have some old (late 19th / early 20th century) siddurim from Lithuania if you think that might provide any insight.

[530nm330hz.livejournal.com]

And the German liturgies are also divided by where in Germany. But apparently the big divide is German/Poland, and Poland is what has become the American norm. Since I identify as a yekke, I want to better understand what words I'd be saying if my family were still following the German rite.

Thanks for the offer; right now I have a line on a German 19th-C siddur which a friend recommended as a starting point.