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Museum Berlin Verschlagwortet mit Ausstellungsobjekte, Gender

oder: »Sein, wer ich bin« »In der Nacht, bevor ich nach Deutschland zu Mosha, meinem Großvater, fliege, lerne ich jemanden kennen, nehme ihn mit zu mir und schlafe zum ersten Mal in meinem Leben mit einem Mann.« Mit diesem Satz beginnt das erste Kapitel des 2010 erschienenen Romans Sag es mir von Vanessa F. Fogel. …
Autobiografie, Deutschland, Erinnerung, Gegenwart, Gender

Are we allowed to drive a car to synagogue services on Shabbat? If my father is Jewish and my mother is Christian, what am I? Can an uncircumcised man be Jewish? The new special exhibition, “The Whole Truth… everything you always wanted to know about Jews,” deals with common as well as uncommon questions about …
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When German friends of mine choose to move from Darmstadt, in Hesse, into the surrounding countryside, I shake my head in disbelief. That an Israeli family would leave Tel Aviv not, as many Israelis do, to move to Berlin (see the German-language blog post offering ten tips for Israelis in Berlin), but rather to the …
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Preparing for the Educational Program on the Exhibition “The Creation of the World” As a part of the educational program accompanying the exhibition “The Creation of the World: Illustrated Manuscripts from the Braginsky Collection” we’re offering the workshop “But the Snake was Craftier…” about telling and passing down stories from generation to generation. Since very …
performance, religion Tagged by bible, Esther Scroll, gender

Answer: “Date me and find out!” Our special exhibition “The Whole Truth… everything you always wanted to know about Jews” is based on 30 questions posed to the Jewish Museum Berlin or its staff over the past few years. In the exhibition, visitors have their own opportunity to ask questions or to leave comments on …
Month, religion, The Whole Truth Tagged by diversity, gender

politics Tagged by diversity, equal rights, family, gender

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History cannot be captured in a single form. Not in brass, not in metal. That is what Hadas Tapouchi says. The Berlin-based Israeli artist believes that monuments and inscriptions miss the actual sense of commemoration. This type of remembrance would be an inevitable path towards forgetting. Undoubtedly, Hadas works against forgetting. Upon our first meeting …
Tagged by art vending machine, Berlin, diversity, gender

or “Being who I am” “The night before I fly to Germany to see my grandfather Mosha, I meet someone, take him home with me, and for the first time in my life, I sleep with a man.” This sentence begins the first chapter of the 2010 novel Sag es mir (Tell it to me) …
literature, young Jewish writers Tagged by autobiography, gender