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Come and join us on our exhibit tour "Tohuwabohu under the Dome: the New Synagogue from 1866 to today." The head of our department for education & outreach will take you on an informative and fascinating tour through our museum's permanent exhibition... moreabout: Public Tour
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Come and join us on our exhibit tour “Tohuwabohu under the Dome: the New Synagogue from 1866 to today.” The head of our department for education & outreach will take you on an informative and fascinating tour through our museum’s permanent exhibition... moreabout: Open tour
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The film "The City Without Jews", an adaptation of Hugo Bettauer's novel of the same name, is 100 years old this year. The film is dedicated to the supposedly utopian, definitely anti-Semiticidea of an expulsion of the Jewish population from a fictitious... moreabout: The city without Jews - a utopian movie 100 years ago. And today?
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In ten episodes, the installation presents insights into lived experiences in Berlin’s history and in its present. The notable aspect of these films is that we encounter Berliners in life-size. They appear on five tall monitor panels and talk about their own... moreabout: Mein Jüdisches Berlin
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With its permanent exhibition "Tuet auf die Pforten" (Open the gates), the New Synagogue Berlin - Centrum Judaicum Foundation aims to trace the history of the house and the life associated with it. Most of the objects that could tell something about... moreabout: "Open the gates"
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On September 5, 1866, a new, large synagogue was inaugurated in Berlin's Spandauer Vorstadt, which was soon called the New Synagogue. This "once most beautiful and largest synagogue" in Germany had room for 3,200 men and women. Damaged inside during... moreabout: Times of upheaval
Together we will explore the house with its surviving parts and the traces of destruction, the synagogue used in the house today and our permanent exhibition. Many stories that have taken place in Oranienburger Straße, of open gates with Hebrew letters... moreabout: Open the gates
The New Synagogue Berlin in Oranienburger Street was opened in 1866 and used to be one of the best-known places of Jewish worship in Germany. It was not only a newly erected and magnificent building, but also a place for new rituals: an organ, a mixed... moreabout: Open Ye the Gates!
The word "Mischpoke" comes from the Hebrew, where "mischpacha" means "family". We are happy to show you as a family the many aspects of this place: Jewish life in Berlin since 1866, the synagogue in the building today, religious traditions, customs and... moreabout: Questions welcome! - With the Mischpoke to the museum
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