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with the Deutsche Kinder- und Jugendstiftung [DKJS, German
Dein Suchergebnis zum Thema: Germanen
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Deniz Yücel since 2003, when — together with other German
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’s lengthy account about his deportation from the German
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Jewish Museum Hosts “Lyrix” At the invitation of German
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fun, and doesn’t necessarily require you to speak German
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primarily on collections donated to the Jewish Museum by German-Jewish
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The three young Brills had just obtained German citizenship
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As a family of German-American Jewish-Protestant-Catholic-Puritan
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You can find this and other objects related in our German-language
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Gems from our Collection On 15 February 1940, after a four-year wait for an American visa then a successful escape from Nazi Germany, the Engel family, hitherto of Munich, reached the safe shores of Manhattan. In the family’s luggage was memorabilia that the then 13-year-old Alfred Engel was to donate to the Jewish Museum Berlin, …
perceptions of the First World War handed down within German-Jewish