Jewish Youth Movement in Germany
Talk by Ulrike Pilarczyk, and Micha Brumlik (audio recording available, in German)
To mark fifty years’ existence of the Zionist youth movement in Germany (ZJD), the Jewish Museum Berlin looks back at the history of Jewish youth movements in Germany. Ulrike Pilarczyk commences the symposium with a talk on The Identity of the Zionist Youth Movement as Reflected in Contemporary Photography on the period up to the beginning of the Second World War.
Following this, Micha Brumlik, Hans Jakob Ginsburg, Stefanie Schüler-Springorum, and Moshe Zuckermann will analyze and evaluate the history of the ZJD against the backdrop of postwar Jewish history in Germany in a panel discussion. In the evening, participants are invited to share their own personal stories and photographs of ZJD membership.
recording available
Where
Old Building, ground level, Auditorium
Lindenstraße 9–14, 10969 Berlin
Audio Recordings
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Part 1: The Identity of the Zionist Youth Movement as Reflected in Contemporary Photography
Talk by Ulrike Pilarczyk, in German
Jewish Museum Berlin 2010 -
Part 2: Panel discussion with Micha Brumlik, Hans Jakob Ginsburg, Stefanie Schüler-Springorum, and Moshe Zuckermann, in German
Jewish Museum Berlin 2010
Part 1: The Identity of the Zionist Youth Movement as Reflected in Contemporary Photography
Talk by Ulrike Pilarczyk, in German
Jewish Museum Berlin 2010
A cooperation with the Institute for German Jewish History, Hamburg and the Jewish Adult Education Center, Berlin.
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