Kosher Portraits

A photo series about Jewish life n in Germany

Stephan Pramme

Since 2009, Stephan Pramme has been photographing Jews in Berlin for the series Kosher Portraits. Origin, language, the feeling of religious belonging, profession, dreams, realities and personal histories—his portraits show the variety of Jewish life in Germany.

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  • Three band members in front of a backdrop of firewood and coal

    The founders of the band ROTFRONT; photo: Stephan Pramme

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  • Photo: a man sitting on a tree trunk in front of trees and trailers sprayed with graffiti

    The author and journalist Dmitrij Kapitelmann; photo: Stephan Pramme

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  • Photo: a woman in a fur coat in front of a dark veneer panel

    Student Julia Kildeeva; photo: Stephan Pramme

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  • Photo: a woman in a red coat in front of the Soviet War Memorial in Treptower Park in the snow

    The film director Tatjana Moutchnik; photo: Stephan Pramme

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  • Photo: a man in a corduroy jacket with a camera in his hand

    The photographer Valentin Lutset; photo: Stephan Pramme

  • Photo: a woman sitting at a wooden table in front of the wall of a building with crumbling plaster

    Student Greta Zelener; photo: Stephan Pramme

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  • The Tattooist Myra Brodsky

    The Tattooist Myra Brodsky; photo: Stephan Pramme

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  • The photographer Efraim Habermann

    The photographer Efraim Habermann; photo: Stephan Pramme

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  • The Cantor Assaf Levitin

    The cantor Assaf Levitin; photo: Stephan Pramme

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This photo series was first published in 2019 in issue 20 of the print edition of the JMB Journal.

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