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  • Five people stand on a blue carpet as a group smiling.

    Laudator Baron Eric de Rothschild, prizewinner Delphine Horvilleur, JMB director Hetty Berg, prizewinner Margot Friedländer and laudator former Federal President Joachim Gauck (left to right); Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Pietschmann / Ausserhofer 

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  • Three women are standing on a blue carpet and smile.

    The prizewinners Delphine Horvilleur and Margot Friedländer with JMB Director Hetty Berg (left to right); Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Pietschmann / Ausserhofer

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  • A woman stands at a podium desk and delivers a speech.

    Welcoming speech by Hetty Berg, Director Jewish Museum Berlin; Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Pietschmann / Ausserhofer
     

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  • Three people are standing together and smiling, two of them holding their prizes.

    JMB Director Hetty Berg, prizewinner Delphine Horvilleur with the Prize for Understanding and Tolerance and laudator Baron Eric de Rothschild (left to right); Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Pietschmann / Ausserhofer

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  • A woman stands at a podium desk and delivers a speech.

    Prizewinner Delphine Horvilleur during her acceptance speech; Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Pietschmann / Ausserhofer

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  • Three people stand next to each other, the one in the middle holding an award certificate.

    JMB Director Hetty Berg, prizewinner Margot Friedländer with the award certificate for the Prize for Understanding and Tolerance and laudator former Federal President Joachim Gauck (left to right); Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Pietschmann / Ausserhofer

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  • A woman stands at a podium desk and delivers a speech.

    Prizewinner Margot Friedländer during her acceptance speech; Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Pietschmann / Ausserhofer

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  • A woman stands at a podium desk and smiles.

    Prizewinner Margot Friedländer; Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Pietschmann / Ausserhofer

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  • Two women stand on a red carpet holding their prize.

    The prizewinners Delphine Horvilleur and Margot Friedländer with the Prize for Understanding and Tolerance; Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Pietschmann / Ausserhofer

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  • Three women are standing on a carpet, holding hands and smile.

    The prizewinners Delphine Horvilleur and Margot Friedländer with JMB Director Hetty Berg (left to right); Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Pietschmann / Ausserhofer

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  • Cubist-inspired painting of a jazz band with saxophonist, trumpeter, drummer, guitarist and hands on the piano in the background.

    Max Oppenheimer (1885–1954), Weintraubs Syncopators, oil on wood, 1927, JMB, previously Sammlung Hugo Staub, forcibly appropriated in 1933, privately owned from 1962, acquired by the JMB in 2024 after a fair and equitable agreement was reached through the mediation of the Grisebach auction house. The purchase was funded from a bequest by Gisela Schwandt to the Deutsche Bank Foundation. Photo: JMB/Roman März

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  • A woman dressed in black with short white hair in front of a cubist-inspired painting depicting a jazz band.

    Hetty Berg, Director JMB, in front of Max Oppenheimer (1885–1954), Weintraubs Syncopators, oil on wood, 1927, JMB, previously Sammlung Hugo Staub, forcibly appropriated in 1933, privately owned from 1962, acquired by the JMB in 2024 after a fair and equitable agreement was reached, mediated by the Grisebach auction house. The purchase was funded from a bequest by Gisela Schwandt to the Deutsche Bank Foundation, photo: JMB/Svea Pietschmann

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  • Three people are standing in front of a painting of a jazz band.

    (f.l.t.r.) Ruth Freiman, representative of the previous owners Hetty Berg, Director JMB, John Staub, representative of the heirs, in front of Max Oppenheimer (1885–1954), Weintraubs Syncopators, oil on wood, 1927, JMB, previously Sammlung Hugo Staub, forcibly appropriated in 1933, privately owned from 1962, acquired by the JMB in 2024 after a fair and equitable agreement was reached, mediated by the Grisebach auction house. The purchase was funded from a bequest by Gisela Schwandt to the Deutsche Bank Foundation, photo: JMB/Svea Pietschmann

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  • Four people are standing in front of a painting of a jazz band.

    (f.l.t.r.) Jürgen Fitschen, Chairman of the Management Board of the Deutsche Bank Foundation, Hetty Berg, Director JMB, John Staub, representative of the heirs, Ruth Freiman, representative of the previous owners in front of Max Oppenheimer (1885–1954), Weintraubs Syncopators, oil on wood, 1927, JMB, previously Sammlung Hugo Staub, forcibly appropriated in 1933, privately owned from 1962, acquired by the JMB in 2024 after a fair and equitable agreement was reached, mediated by the Grisebach auction house. The purchase was funded from a bequest by Gisela Schwandt to the Deutsche Bank Foundation, photo: JMB/Svea Pietschmann

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  • The picture shows a work of art by Mary Flanagan depicting floating walls in front of a blue sky over a blue sea.

    Fri 10 Jan, Tue 25 Feb, Thu 6 Mar & Tue 8 Apr 2025, 4 pm

    Curator's tour through the exhibition Access Kafka

    Picture: Mary Flanagan, video still from [borders: chichen itza], 2010; courtesy of the artist

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  • Colorful painting with two portraits side by side: on the left with bare breasts and a head reminiscent of a flower/vulva, on the right with a shirt and human head.

    Bookable tour through the exhibition Access Kafka

    by appointment (between 1 Jan and 4 May 2025)

    Maria Lassnig, Zwei Arten zu sein (Doppelselbstporträt), 2000, oil on canvas, 100,3 x 124,7 cm; © Maria Lassnig Stiftung / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2024

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  • Ink drawing of a male standing in a kind of gate.

    Tue 25 Feb 2025, 6.30 pm

    Access Word – JMB Book Club A Hunger Artist by Franz Kafka

    Picture: Franz Kafka, [Schwarzes Notizbuch] – drawings, [ca. 1923], סימול ARC. 4* 2000 05 037, Max Brod Archive, National Library of Israel

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  • Porträtfoto eines grauhaarigen Mannes mit Brille, Jackett und Krawatte, im Hintergrund herabhängende Fahnen in Blau und Schwarz-rot-gold.

    Tue 4 Mar 2025, 7 pm

    Paradoxes of Democracy: the constitution and the protection of the constitution by the secret service

    Stephan J. Kramer; photo: private

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  • Porträtfoto einer Frau mit langen blonden Haare, roter Brille und schwarzen Pullover, im Hintergrund ein kleiner Stadtgarten und eine Hausfassade.

    Tue 4 Mar 2025, 7 pm

    Paradoxes of Democracy: the constitution and the protection of the constitution by the secret service

    Dr. Reut Yael Paz; photo: private

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  • A collage of colorful book covers.

    Library of the Schocken Verlag, Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Monika Sommerer

    Inventuren. Salman Schockens Vermächtnis / Inventories: The Legacy of Salman Schocken
    20 May – 12 October 2025

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  • The image shows a blue twin set, including a shirt and a skirt.

    Dress from the fashion house “Kersten & Tuteur”, Berlin, ca. 1928, silk; Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Roman März

    Inventuren. Salman Schockens Vermächtnis / Inventories: The Legacy of Salman Schocken
    20 May – 12 October 2025

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  • The image shows a round Nivea cream jar labelled with number 368, Nivea cream for skin care by P. Beiersdorf & Co., Hamburg.

    Nivea cream jar made by Beiersdorf, Hamburg 1924, metal; Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Jens Ziehe

    Inventuren. Salman Schockens Vermächtnis / Inventories: The Legacy of Salman Schocken
    20 May – 12 October 2025

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  • The image shows as golden metal box for gramophone needles of the Audiphon brand of the Schocken department store of ca. 1930.

    etal box for gramophone needles of the Audiphon brand of the Schocken department store, ca. 1930; Jewish Museum Berlin

    Inventuren. Salman Schockens Vermächtnis / Inventories: The Legacy of Salman Schocken
    20 May – 12 October 2025

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The following images are not tied to the display period of particular exhibitions and may be used under the conditions described above.

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New Core Exhibition of the Jewish Museum Berlin

Room Views

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  • Room view Rafael Roth Gallery, on a large canvas you can see a drummer playing on a surface with black sand and grass

    View of the Rafael Roth Gallery with the 2020 installation DRUMMERRSSS by Gilad Ratman; Jewish Museum Berlin, supported by the U.S. Friends of the Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Roman März

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  • Man plays on a drum set in a hole in the ground

    Gilad Ratman, DRUMMERRSSS, 2020, video installation commissioned by the Jewish Museum Berlin; Jewish Museum Berlin, supported by the U.S. Friends of the Jewish Museum Berlin

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  • Sunset, drums with percussionists on a round plate hovering on threads through the sky.

    Gilad Ratman, DRUMMERRSSS, 2020, video installation commissioned by the Jewish Museum Berlin, Jewish Museum Berlin, supported by the U.S. Friends of the Jewish Museum Berlin

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  • Stairs with projection of Hebrew and Latin letters.

    Light projection on the stairs to the core exhibition; Jewish Museum Berlin, design: Arbeitsgemeinschaft Chezweitz GmbH/Hella Rolfes

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  • entrance area core exhibition

    Entrance to the core exhibition Jewish Life in Germany: Past and Present; Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Roman März

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  • Entrance area Permanent exhibition with stylized tree with green leaves hanging from it

    View of the welcome point and the theme room Torah; Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Roman März

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  • Showcase with Jewish objects

    View of the prism display cases with ceremonial objects in the theme room The Jewish Object; Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Roman März

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  • Wall with several screens on which people are

    View of the installation Mesubin by Yael Reuveny and Clemens Walter at the end of the core exhibition; Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Yves Sucksdorff

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  • Screens on the wall with people on them, people standing in the room

    View of the installation Mesubin by Yael Reuveny and Clemens Walter at the end of the core exhibition; Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Yves Sucksdorff

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Object Images

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  • Green tinted ring with engraving, which is open in the middle

    Finger ring with menorah, 4th century, replica; Museum Augusta Raurica, Augst, photo: Roman März

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  • Old yellowed book with Hebrew text

    Abwraham ben Baruch, Meir ben Baruch, and Jizchak ben Meir, Sefer Sinai, Germany 1391; Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Roman März

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  • Painting with three men. The middle man raises his index finger. With the other hand he takes a piece of paper from the man on the right side.

    Portrait of the Schutzjude ("protected Jew") Samuel Salomon from Reichmannsdorf, with Mayor Faber and the hunter Mahlmeister, around 1730; Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Roman März

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  • Two sides of a silver medal

    Two-part coin with screw closure for the execution of Joseph Süß Oppenheimer ("Jud Süß"), probably Württemberg, approx. 1738; Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Jens Ziehe

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  • Torah shield made of stone decorated with gold and colorful stones

    Torah shield donated by Jakob Gans, Hamburg 1760–1765; Jewish Historical Museum Amsterdam, photo: Jens Ziehe

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  • Concrete exhibition furniture with a black and white picture and a red ball of wool

    Yael Buchbinder-Shimoni, Zeena u-Reena, Israel 2017; Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Roman März

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  • Portrait of Moses Mendelssohn

    Johann Christoph Frisch, Portrait of Moses Mendelssohn, Berlin 1783; Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Roman März

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  • Painting of a room with paintings on the wall and a woman in a dress at a desk

    Clara Lobedan, Fanny Lewald in her Study, Berlin 1880; Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Roman März

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  • Portrait of Max Liebermann

    Max Liebermann, Self-Portrait with Straw Hat, Berlin 1929; Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Roman März

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  • Silver Hand-washing basin

    Hand-washing basin, manufacturer: S. & D. Löwenthal, Frankfurt am Main 1895–1896; Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Jens Ziehe

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  • Gray room with benches, a Torah shrine and wooden elements

    View of the Plauen synagogue, virtual reality application, 2020; TU Darmstadt, Digital Design Unit, in cooperation with Architectura Virtualis

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  • Three figures each attached to a stick, two with a crown, one with a pointed hat

    Käte Baer-Freyer, puppets of King Solomon, the Queen of Sheba, and Solomon's personal physician Simeon, Berlin, approx. 1924; Jewish Museum Berlin, gift from Eri Heller, photo: Roman März

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  • Fanned out cards with notes and a card box

    Music-themed playing cards, hand-made by the Librowicz family, Berlin 1930s; Jewish Museum Berlin, gift from Rudi Leavor, photo: Roman März

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  • Portrait carved in stone of a man in uniform

    Hugo Dohns, memorial tablet for Julius Reis, Germany 1921; Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Jens Ziehe

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  • Picture with adults and children, on the right a woman is sitting at a piano, in the middle three children are dancing

    Julius Moser, painting of the Manheimer family, Berlin 1850; Jewish Museum Berlin, gift of the descendants of Hermann and Mary Blaschko, photo: Roman März

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  • Cubist-inspired painting of a jazz band with saxophonist, trumpeter, drummer, guitarist and hands on the piano in the background.

    Max Oppenheimer (1885–1954), Weintraubs Syncopators, oil on wood, 1927, JMB, previously Sammlung Hugo Staub, forcibly appropriated in 1933, privately owned from 1962, acquired by the JMB in 2024 after a fair and equitable agreement was reached through the mediation of the Grisebach auction house. The purchase was funded from a bequest by Gisela Schwandt to the Deutsche Bank Foundation. Photo: JMB/Roman März

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  • Painting with a man with a beard and a cap and a woman in a white headscarf sitting at a table

    Jankel Adler, Sabbat (Shabbat), 1925; Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Roman März

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  • Painting with a man with a beard in the center, people around him, houses in the background

    Jakob Steinhardt, Der Sonntagsprediger (The Sunday Sermonizer), 1930–1934; Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Roman März

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  • Abstract painting with white, beige, blue and black shapes

    Otto Freundlich, Komposition, 1938; Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Jens Ziehe

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  • Gemälde mit zwei Personen, abstrakten Holzwänden und Bäumen

    Felix Nussbaum, Einsamkeit (Loneliness), 1942; Jewish Museum Berlin, purchased with funds from the Stiftung Deutsche Klassenlotterie Berlin, photo: Roman März

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  • White sign saying Dr. Werner Liebenthal stands. The german words Notar, Rechtsanwalt, Preußisches Notariat and an eagle are crossed out

    Sign for the law offices of Dr. Werner Liebenthal, Berlin 1933; Jewish Museum Berlin, gift from Hanna Liebenthal, photo: Jens Ziehe

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  • Black and white photograph with a woman and two students playing a board game

    Herbert Sonnenfeld, Leni Sonnenfeld with two students from the Theodor Herzl School playing an Aliyah-themed game, Berlin 1935; Jewish Museum Berlin, purchased with funds from the Stiftung Deutsche Klassenlotterie Berlin

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  • Page in a notebook with America and Hope written on it, the head of a native American with a feather headdress, photographs of New York, two people and a map

    Bruno Heidenheim, farewell album for Margot and Ernst Rosenthal before their emigration to the United States, Chemnitz 1936; Jewish Museum Berlin, gift from Karin and Steve Rosenthal, photo: Roman März

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  • Burned strip of paper with colorful Hebrew letters

    Torah binder from the destroyed Jewish Museum Worms, Worms 1938; Jewish Museum Worms in the Rashi House, photo: Roman März

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  • Paper ID with passport photo of a woman and Chinese writing

    Cilly Meyer's identification card with yellow marking denoting Jewish refugee status, Shanghai 1944; Jewish Museum Berlin, gift of Trude Meyer

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  • Postcard with handwritten text in cursive

    Postcard from Fritz and Ilse Wolffsky to their brother Adolf Wolffsky shortly before their deportation, Tichau (Tychy) 27 June 1943; Jewish Museum Berlin, gift of Jon Wolffsky

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  • Shelf with silver items

    Silver that was once Jewish property; Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg (MKG), photo: Roman März

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  • Naked man with a tattooed back lies on dark earth

    Frédéric Brenner, Minima Moralia, Berlin 2017 ; Jewish Museum Berlin, acquired with the support of Friends of the Jewish Museum Berlin

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  • Green and white wool sweater with a floral pattern

    Wool sweater owned by Sabina Milman, Schwäbisch Hall approx. 1948; Jewish Museum Berlin, gift of Isa Milman and Sepora Mayim Jacobson, photo: Roman März

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  • Photo of two women and two children in front of a picket fence

    Sabina Milman and Miriam Cecher with their daughters, Schwäbisch Hall approx. 1948; Jewish Museum Berlin, gift of Isa Milman and Sepora Mayim Jacobson

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  • Old people stand on the stairs in front of a monument

    Florian Willnauer, Jewish veteran of the Red Army in front of the Soviet monument in Tiergarten, Berlin 2005; Jewish Museum Berlin

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  • White figure, the head and arms are missing

    Ètienne-Maurice Falconet, L’amitié au co€, Paris 1765; Property of the Federal Republic of Germany. For provenance history see: www.provenienzdatenbank.
    bund.de; Photo: Roman März

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  • White pillow with embroidered blue text

    Daniel Josefsohn, decorative pillow, Berlin 2014–2015; Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Roman März

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  • Blue dress with white dots and pink, blue and white frills

    Flamenco dress owned by Sylvin Rubinstein, Hamburg, around the 1980s; Jewish Museum Berlin, gift from Kuno Kruse, photo: Roman März

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  • Framed sewing pillow made from a "Jewish star"

    Framed pincushion, Austria, approx 1941–1990; Dr. Wolfgang Georg Fischer, Vienna / London, photo: Roman März

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  • Metal candlesticks with figures and Hebrew script

    Benno Elkan, Hanukkah lamp, Germany 1903–1920; Spertus Institute Chicago, photo: Roman März

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  • Silver hawdala set with mug, candle holder and besamim box

    Havdalah set belonging to the Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch, Hamburg 1841; Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Roman März

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  • Portrait of Hetty Berg in the Jewish Museum Berlin

    Hetty Berg took up the post of Director of the JMB in April 2020; Jewish Museum Berlin, Photo: Yves Sucksdorff.

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  • Portrait of a man with glasses, beard, dark blue jacket and light blue shirt.

    Lars Bahners took up the post of Managing Director at the Jewish Museum Berlin in December 2022; Jewish Museum Berlin, Photo: Yves Sucksdorff.

  • Portrait photo of a smiling woman wearing a bright blue jumper: she looks directly into the camera.

    Julia Friedrich took up the post of Director of Collections and Exhibitions at the Jewish Museum Berlin in March 2022; Jewish Museum Berlin, Photo: Yves Sucksdorff.

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  • Portrait photo of a woman wearing a bright blue jumper: she looks directly into the camera.

    Julia Friedrich took up the post of Director of Collections and Exhibitions at the Jewish Museum Berlin in March 2022; Jewish Museum Berlin, Photo: Yves Sucksdorff.

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  • Das Bild zeigt das Porträt einer Frau. Es handelt sich um Barbara Thiele.

    Barbara Thiele took up the post of Director of Education and Digital Engagement at the Jewish Museum Berlin in June 2024; Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: André Wagenzik.

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  • Old building façade seen from the street

    Exterior view of the Jewish Museum Berlin, Old Building and Libeskind Building
    Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Yves Sucksdorff

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  • New building from metal elements, in front of it overgrown stems behind a hedge.

    Exterior view of the Jewish Museum Berlin, Libeskind building, showing the Garden of Exile
    Jewish Museum Berlin, Photo: Yves Sucksdorff

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  • A concrete tower, in the background a new building made of metal elements.

    Exterior view of the Jewish Museum Berlin, Libeskind building, showing the Garden of Exile and the Holocaust Tower
    Jewish Museum Berlin, Photo: Yves Sucksdorff

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  • View up in the garden of exile.

    Exterior view of the Jewish Museum Berlin, Garden of Exile, detail
    Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Jens Ziehe

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  • New construction from metal elements.

    Exterior view of the Jewish Museum Berlin, Libeskind building, detail of facade
    Jewish Museum Berlin, Photo: Yves Sucksdorff

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  • New building made of metal elements behind a green field.

    Exterior view of the Jewish Museum Berlin, Libeskind building, detail of facade
    Jewish Museum Berlin, Photo: Jens Ziehe

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  • Facade of the Libeskind building.

    Exterior view of the Jewish Museum Berlin, Libeskind Building
    Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Jens Ziehe

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  • Green garden, baroque building in the background.

    Exterior view of the Jewish Museum Berlin, Old Building and Glass Courtyard, view from the Garden
    Jewish Museum Berlin, Photo: Roman März

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  • View from the museum garden to the glass courtyard facade.

    Exterior view of the Jewish Museum Berlin, Glass Courtyard
    Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Jens Ziehe

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  • Staircase that connects the old building with the Libeskind building.

    Interior view of the Jewish Museum Berlin, entranceway stairs from Old Building to Libeskind Building
    Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Jens Ziehe

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  • A long corridor with white walls, black floor and showcases in the walls.

    Interior view of the Jewish Museum Berlin, the Axes
    Jewish Museum Berlin, Photo: Martin Foddanu

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  • Long corridor with white walls and black floor, black ceilings, lights forming a cross.

    Interior view of the Jewish Museum Berlin, the Axes
    Jewish Museum Berlin, Photo: Roman März

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  • Stairs with projection of Hebrew and Latin letters.

    Interior view of the Jewish Museum Berlin, stairs to the Core Exhibition
    Jewish Museum Berlin, Photo: Roman März

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  • Narrow concrete hall, on the floor metal plates in the shape of a human head.

    Interior view of the Jewish Museum Berlin, Schalechet (Fallen Leaves), installation by Menashe Kadishman
    Jewish Museum Berlin, donation of Dieter and Si Rosenkranz, Photo: Martin Foddanu

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  • Metal plates in the shape of human faces lie stacked on top of each other.

    Interior view of the Jewish Museum Berlin, Schalechet (Fallen Leaves), installation by Menashe Kadishman
    Jewish Museum Berlin, donation of Dieter and Si Rosenkranz, Photo: Martin Foddanu

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  • Libeskind building: windows.

    Interior view of the Jewish Museum Berlin, windows in the stairwell of the Libeskind Building
    Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Jens Ziehe

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  • View from below of the roof structure of the glass courtyard.

    Interior view of the Jewish Museum Berlin, Glass Courtyard
    Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Jens Ziehe

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  • View of the wooden main entrance to the academy building.

    Exterior view of the W. Michael Blumenthal Academy of the Jewish Museum Berlin
    Jewish Museum Berlin, Photo: Yves Sucksdorff

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  • View from the side of the wooden main entrance to the academy building.

    Exterior view of the W. Michael Blumenthal Academy of the Jewish Museum Berlin
    Jewish Museum Berlin, Photo: Yves Sucksdorff

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  • ANOHA lettering on a wall with a sloth hanging out made out of bicycle parts

    Exterior view of the W. Michael Blumenthal Academy of the Jewish Museum Berlin and ANOHA – The Children‘s World of the Jewish Museum Berlin
    Jewish Museum Berlin, Photo: Yves Sucksdorff

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  • Interior view of the academy, you can see the entrance area of the W. Michael Blumenthal Academy

    Interior view of the W. Michael Blumenthal Academy of the Jewish Museum Berlin
    Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Jens Ziehe

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  • View from the foyer of the academy in the direction of the glass door exit

    Interior view of the W. Michael Blumenthal Academy of the Jewish Museum Berlin
    Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Jens Ziehe

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  • View of white bookshelves with colorful books

    Interior view of the library in the W. Michael Blumenthal Academy of the Jewish Museum Berlin
    Jewish Museum Berlin, Photo: Jens Ziehe

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  • Bookshelves in the academy library.

    Interior view of the library in the W. Michael Blumenthal Academy of the Jewish Museum Berlin
    Jewish Museum Berlin, Photo: Jens Ziehe

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