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Title: Explore Jewish History in Berlin - The Jewish heritage Tour of Berlin · language en-US. First 1,800 of 4,911 characters:
Explore Jewish History in Berlin - The Jewish heritage Tour of Berlin The Jewish heritage Tour of Berlin A walk through a lost world Menu Skip to content Explore Jewish History in Berlin The Jewish tour of Berlin More tours Sachsenhausen The Jewish Museum Berlin About me Articles Contact me Explore Jewish History in Berlin Greetings! I’m Eyal Roth, a historian, Holocaust researcher and a guide in Berlin with over ten years of experience. My focus is the Jewish Berlin Tour. For more about me visit my about me page. -לעברית לחצו כאן- About the Jewish – German history of Berlin “Everything should be made as simple as possible but not simpler” Albert Einstein, a resident of Berlin (1914-1933). How does one experience history and how does one separate reason from circumstance? Berlin is a historically dense city, full of remnants of different epochs standing alongside each other with no easy way to tell them apart; From the Prussian monarchy to the Kaiser times. From the Weimar Republic to the Third Reich. The division between east and west and finally the reunification. Die tragende (Will lammert) – Jewish quarter Berlin The different periods in Berlins history all left behind memorials, some are official and some are as modest as a street lantern design. In 1933, Berlin was home to over 160,000 Jews. The Jews of Berlin were well integrated and had a crucial part of the cities academic cultural and political scenes. Of Those 160,000 around 80,000 were able to escape prior to the beginning of the “Final Solution”, 55,000 of them were sent to concentration camps starting October 1941. The Jewish girl school 1934 – Berlin After liberation there were about 8,000 Jews still living in Berlin. Who were the Jews of Berlin? How did they live? and what did they leave behind? Proceedi
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| Name | The Jewish heritage Tour of Berlin |
| Telephone | +4915777912957 |
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| Opening hours | yes |
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