Those who grew up Jewish in Germany after 1945 could take nothing for granted. The Jewish Museum Berlin asked twenty-eight Jews of different generations about their childhood and youth in Germany. Their personal vignettes and stories reveal a complex and contradictory panorama of Jewish life in today's Germany.
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So einfach war das. Jüdische Kindheit und Jugend in Deutschland 1945
(“Easy as That”. Jewish Childhood and Youth in Germany after 1945 from the Series “Testimonies from the Jewish Museum Berlin”)
96 pages with 50 color illustrations,
Paperback
DuMont
Köln 2002ISBN: 978-3-8321-7818-x
In German only - Editors
Cilly Kugelmann and Hanno Loewy
for the Museum Berlin - Design
Groothuis, Lohfert, Consorten
- Price
5 euros
You can order this publication by contacting:
Janine Lehmann
T +49 (0)30 259 93 410
F +49 (0)30 259 93 409
info@jmberlin.de
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Book Series: Zeitzeugnisse (Testimonies) from the Jewish Museum Berlin (7)
Zeitzeugnisse (Testimonies) from the Jewish Museum Berlin
Objects and documents from our collections bring to life specific periods, topics, and experiences from German-Jewish history.
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Jewish Forced Laborers at Ehrich & Graetz
Book about forced labor at the metal and electric goods manufacturer in Berlin's Treptow district, in German
2003 -
Built of Contradictions
The Diary of Gertrud Bleichröder from the Year 1888, in German
2002 -
“Dem Deutschen Volke” (To the German People)
The Story of the Loevy Bronze Foundry (exhibition publication), in German
2003 -
Family Pictures
Exhibition publication, in German
2004 -
“For the Pampered Audience”
Exhibition publication, in German
2003 -
Easy as that
Jewish Childhood and Youth in Germany after 1945, in German
2002 -
“Unafraid”: En Route to Palestine
En Route to Palestine – Tereska Torres’s Film Diary from 1947, in German
2004