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Experience a cozy and inspiring afternoon in the Jewish Museum Berlin! On entry, we’ll invite you to have coffee and freshly baked challah. Challah (Hebrew for braided yeast bread) is eaten on Friday evening, which is when the Shabbat begins according... moreabout: Pictures Make People
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The Jewish Museum Berlin opens its new permanent exhibition. Located in the famous building by Daniel Libeskind, it presents the history, culture, and religion of Jews in Germany from their beginnings to the present day. moreabout: Jewish Life in Germany: Past and Present
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This exhibition with its tongue-in-cheek title plays with the differing perceptions of sexuality in Judaism. moreabout: Sex: Jewish Positions
The massacre of October 7, 2023 was a moment of profound rupture for the global Israeli and Jewish community. The KOLOT project documented a range of voices in the community, in the form of narrative video interviews. One year after the attack, KOLOT... moreabout: KOLOT – קולות – Voices
Imagine an arrow. It flies toward you. This is how an object comes to you. You don’t know why it is approaching you. But it touches you. It hurts you. And you set out to discover why it touches and hurts you. Michel was a teenager when he arrived... moreabout: Punctum - a guided tour in German sign language
Prof. Bekim Agai (Goethe University Frankfurt) focuses on Muslim travelers from the Ottoman Empire and North Africa, who visited Europe regularly from the 17th century onwards. How did these travelers’ interests, and the environments they were visiting,... moreabout: Tolerance and Ambiguity and the Muslim perspective
During the National Socialist regime, more than 18,000 Jewish refugees found asylum and salvation in Shanghai. While there, they had to contend with enforced ghettoization, the effects of war, inflation and shortages. It was against this historical backdrop... moreabout: Émigré. Music from the Jewish Exile in Shanghai
It is commonly assumed that Judaism, unlike Christianity, espouses a positive theological view of sexuality that does not see abstinence as a spiritual ideal. Only recently have new approaches in feminist criticism, gender studies and queer theory challenged... moreabout: Holy Rebellion: Feminist and queer approaches to Jewish Law
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They shared the stage with the likes of Josephine Baker and Marlene Dietrich – with its reputation as Berlin’s best jazz band, the Weintraubs Syncopators caused a sensation after forming in 1924. They played their syncopated dance rhythms in Max Reinhardt’s... moreabout: 100 Years of The Weintraubs Syncopators!
The tour through the exhibition Sex: Jewish Position invites visitors to engage in a dialog about the diverse perceptions of sexuality in Judaism: From the central importance of marriage and procreation through desire, taboos and the questioning of social... moreabout: Sex: Jewish Positions
The tour through the exhibition Sex: Jewish Positions (duration: May 17-Oct 7, 2024) invites visitors to engage in a dialog about the diverse perceptions of sexuality in Judaism: From the central importance of marriage and procreation through desire,... moreabout: Sex: Jewish Positions
9 October 2024 marks the fifth anniversary of the Halle synagogue shooting. The racist attack in Hanau was also nearly five years ago. The two acts of violence took place within a matter of months and, for many people, represent a decisive turning point... moreabout: Halle and Hanau as a watershed
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