Déjà-vu? A New Search for Old Answers

Time and again, opinions are radicalized and conflicts are fueled in virtual spaces. The anonymity of communication makes it easy to forget that verbal or written attacks can be hurtful to those affected. The Jewish Museum Berlin strives to be a discrimination-free space. Please adhere to the following principles:

• Depending on the format, you can participate with questions and discussion contributions in writing or orally.
• Written contributions will be reviewed, approved, and presented by a moderator.
• Please keep your comments short and concise so that there is room for as many audience contributions as possible.  
• Please register with your real name.
• Please express yourself respectfully and responsibly.
• Anti-Semitic, racist, sexist, or otherwise discriminatory comments will not be tolerated.
• Speakers and participants should be treated as individuals with personal opinions, not primarily as representatives of a national, ethnic, religious, or cultural group.
• Links to websites that glorify violence or are relevant under criminal law will be deleted immediately.
• In the event of repeated violations of netiquette, we reserve the right to exclude you from the event.

Recording (including screenshots) and distributing the event or parts thereof, including the materials used, is not permitted. We record the event.

Das Aufzeichnen (auch durch Screenshots) und Verbreiten der Veranstaltung oder Teilen davon, einschließlich der verwendeten Materialien, ist unzulässig. We will record the event and make it available online afterwards. For more details, please refer to our privacy policy.

Updated on 14 April 2025