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Names have meanings. They project the hopes, dreams, and aspirations of fathers and mothers, they follow trends, and foretell the future of their bearers. For Jews many decisions are connected to the naming of a child: should the name reveal his or her religious affiliation, only be recognizable to other Jews, or neither? Will it …
and Chinese roots called Naomi Campbell entered the German

directions – can be found on the Jewrovision website (in German

a peaceful life, especially not for a member of a German-Jewish

more frequent encounters between Israelis and Jewish Germans

From the corridors of the Jewish Museum Berlin
’s lengthy account about his deportation from the German

(The film, in German and with age restriction, is available

Jüdisches Museum Berlin: Sonderausstellung »Koscher & Co. Eine Ausstellung über Essen und Religion« vom 9. Oktober 2009 bis 28. Februar 2010 im Jüdischen Museum Berlin
Das Wort stammt vom germanischen »Laib«, dem Brotlaib

Special exhibition „Heroes, Freaks, and Super-Rabbis. The Jewish Dimension of Comic Art“ from 30 April to 8 August 2010 in the Jewish Museum Berlin.
He speaks English with a Yiddish accent and German

Or: Are You up for this Plan? During the week of 21 to 27 October 2013, the Academy of the Jewish Museum Berlin, in cooperation with Kulturkind e.V., will host readings, workshops, and an open day for the public with the theme “Multifaceted: a book week on diversity in children’s and young adult literature.” Employees …
(German version: Opa und der Hunde-Schlamassel, translated

Special exhibition „Heroes, Freaks, and Super-Rabbis. The Jewish Dimension of Comic Art“ from 30 April to 8 August 2010 in the Jewish Museum Berlin.
He speaks English with a Yiddish accent and German