Jewish History and World War II

 

A journey through almost 400 years of Jewish life in Berlin, where the largest Jewish community in Germany has lived, and where the atrocities of the Nazi regime began. We will visit some of the most important sites to Jewish life, then and today. From the monumental New Synagogue, the first Jewish cemetery, the street where the first Jewish families settled and much more. Placed which survived, places that were destroyed and some that have been rebuilt, and that will tell us the fascinating story of Berlin's Jewish community, which was almost erased during World War II.