In 14 chapters, you can relive, reread, and deepen your experience of the exhibition tour.
Plans of the museum and the core exhibition provide orientation, and chapters on the children's world ANOHA, our collections and programs inform about our diverse offerings.
With funding provided by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media on the basis of a resolution by the German Bundestag.
Details
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Jüdisches Museum Berlin. Souvenir book
200 pages, 122 color illustrations
Berlin 2020Available in English, German, French, Spanish or Italian
ISBN: 978-3-9813045-2-7 (en)
ISBN: 978-3-9813045-0-3 (de)
ISBN: 978-3-9813045-3-4 (fr)
ISBN: 978-3-9813045-4-1 (es)
ISBN: 978-3-9813045-5-8 (it) - Editor
Jewish Museum Berlin
- Design
chezweitz GmbH Dr. Sonja Beeck & Detlev Weitz with Jaroslav Toussaint, Janina Zimmermann, Lisa Pflästerer, Jasper Otto Eisenecker
- Price
12 €
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Exhibition Jewish Life in Germany: Past & Present: Features & Programs
- Exhibition Webpage
- Jewish Life in Germany: Past & Present – core exhibition of the Jewish Museum Berlin, since Aug 2020
- Guided Tours
- JMB App – audio guide, available in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Hebrew and Russian, available for download
- Guided tours for adults as individual visitors or in groups – at fixed dates or by appointment, on site or digitally, in several languages
- Guided tours and workshops für school groups – by appointment, on site or digitally, in several languages
- Publications
- Current page: The JMB Book – history, architecture and core exhibition of the museum, available in English, German, French, Spanish and Italian
- Open – JMB Journal #21, with interviews and background information on the exhibition
- Digital Content
- Thematic room Torah – audios and objects on words, writing and language
- Thematic room Music – religious and secular music
- Topography of Violence. Antisemitic violence in Germany 1930–1938 – media application from the epoch room Catastrophe
- 13 Objects – 13 Stories – unusual objects from our core exhibition
- New Accents – interview with Cilly Kugelmann, chief curator of the core exhibition
- See also
- The Libeskind building
- History of the museum