JMB Journal 22: BERLIN

This edition of the JMB Journal looks at Berlin – the vibrant capital, its residents, and its multifaceted Jewish life, both traditional and modern. Historian and JMB guide Alexander Green takes us on a stroll through the center of the city, visiting Jewish locations across the centuries. Exhibition curator Thomas Lackmann shows that even if Moses Mendelssohn was a pale bookworm on the outside, in his innermost soul he was passionately devoted to Berlin’s green spaces. Yael Bartana talks in an interview about the role that Berlin plays in her art and her own life, and Frédéric Brenner tells us about the stormy fall day in Berlin when he had the key idea for his photographic essay ZERHEILT: Healed to Pieces.