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Jüdisches Museum Berlin

From 2 to 30 November, the Jewish Museum Berlin, its library, its archive, the museum shop, and café will remain closed due to coronavirus restrictions. If you have already purchased a ticket, we will contact you and give you a refund.

Please note: From 2 to 30 November, the Jewish Museum Berlin will remain closed due to coronavirus restrictions.

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Please note: From 2 to 30 November, the Jewish Museum Berlin will remain closed due to coronavirus restrictions.

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Events, Topics, News

Screenshot: on a black background there are numerous bright markers. They give an idea of the outline of Germany within the borders of 1937 — Topography of Violence 1930–1938
A visualization of documented acts of violence against individuals, Jewish institutions and businesses
Online Project
Aug 2020

People touch a large touchscreen wall that displays documents and objects — The Family Album
Panel Discussion with Donor Peter Schaul and Staff of the Museum Archive (in German)
Video
Recording of the event on 9 Nov 2020

How does a kippah stay on?
We answer our visitor’s questions on our website.
Question of the Month
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2 Buchcover, das Buch Moses von Uriel Birnbaum und Ausstellungskatalog zur Ausstellung Synagoga — Digital Books
Freely Browse the Digital Copies in Our Library
Online Project
2020

A woman with blue rubber gloves standing at a desk with various objects on it. — Each Object a Universe
Portraits of our conservators and workshops
Online Showcase
Oct 2020

Zvi Sofer
A collector and his collection – detailed biography and how he assembled his collection
Online Feature
2019

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