Dein Suchergebnis zum Thema: Germanen

The First World War” at the German Historical Museum

Shortly after the opening of our temporary exhibition “Snip it!”, the Jewish Museum received as a bequest the estate of Fritz Wachsner (1886 – 1942). Included in this delivery was a bundle of letters so enormous that I didn’t have time, in creating an inventory, to delve into each individual piece. But one letter caught …
He was an assimilated German Jew and belonged to a

in Conversation with Emile Schrijver, Curator of the Braginsky Collection What made you decide to be curator of a manuscript collection? When I studied Hebrew in Amsterdam, a lecturer took us to see the University of Leiden’s collection of medieval manuscripts. In the impressive vaults, I saw ancient manuscripts for the first time: the only …
We are speaking in German, your native tongue is Dutch

Eschenbach, more information on the object in our German-language

The 9th of November was not a day of national commemoration in England, where I grew up. We had to “Remember, remember the 5th of November, gunpowder, treason and plot…” This was the date on which Guy Fawkes, a Catholic renegade, dramatically failed to blow up London’s House of Lords. This cultural memory has been …
It was always referred to in German with a shudder:

An Encounter with Daniela Orvin, Photographer “Dyslexic dysgraphia”—the title of the photo series by Israeli artist Daniela Orvin on sale since April 2016 in the Jewish Museum Berlin’s art vending machine is pretty difficult to grasp; but it simply means “difficulty with reading and writing.” “Every one of my artworks is a self-portrait,” the photographer …
faced exclusion by other kids who saw her as “the German

Mirjam Bitter: Since in German substantives referring

with interviews, introducing a new member of the German

As a family of German-American Jewish-Protestant-Catholic-Puritan

(Link to this year’s CSD political points (in German