Coming together and sharing food while discussing God and the world – people were already enjoying this back in the 18th century. Some topics occupy us now as much they did then:
What role does the degree of integration play in decisions on the right to remain? Who determines who can live where?
In short, it's about questions of social coexistence. These questions were fundamental to Moses Mendelssohn, who was a Jew in Prussia, and he exchanged his views on them both with friends and those of differing opinions, via letters, publications and in conversation.
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Where
Old Building, ground level, Museum café
Lindenstraße 9–14, 10969 Berlin
Follow Mendelssohn's debates on the topics of Jewish equal rights, Jewish porcelain, taste and aesthetics through conversations with museum experts in the exhibition.
At the beginning, and, if you like, in between, take a seat at the table in the Museum Café with eßkultur, where five courses of tastes and culinary culture from the 18th century will await you.
In cooperation with eßkultur
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Events accompanying the exhibition: “We dreamed of nothing but Enlightenment” – Moses Mendelssohn (12)