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What do they all have to do with each other?
What do they all have to do with each other?
information to the public provokes mixed feelings on the part of museum staff: we have
Friendly Smiles Start at the Coat Check Our colleague Johannes Rinke in Visitor Services just sent us this funny snapshot taken in the Jewish Museum Berlin group coat check. When we asked, filled with curiosity, what the friendly creatures were doing there, we learned that these rubber animals are available for children to play with …
animals wandered into the coat racks, where according to Johannes Rinke, they have
the world come to terms with the notion that 50 percent of the population‒‒women‒‒have
Experts discuss political adult education on the Middle East conflict “Emotional” and “complex” are words often used to describe the Middle East conflict and approaches to it. How should it be handled in the everyday practice of education and continuing education? This is one of the questions in my research project “Didactics of the Middle …
The participants have worked for many years (some of them as freelancers) in Berlin
They all have two things in common: first, the quality of the paper these post-war
It always goes by so quickly: it feels as if the third round just started, of the art vending machine in the Jewish Museum Berlin’s permanent exhibition. But in fact it’s almost finished and sold out – 2,600 items since April! That’s certainly enough reason to pop by to visit Howard Katz and ask him …
How long have you been writing songs?
Experts discuss political adult education on the Middle East conflict “Emotional” and “complex” are words often used to describe the Middle East conflict and approaches to it. How should it be handled in the everyday practice of education and continuing education? This is one of the questions in my research project “Didactics of the Middle …
The participants have worked for many years (some of them as freelancers) in Berlin
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) …
How I could have done otherwise?
Gift of Peter-Hannes Lehmann Like every museum, we have some objects in our collection