Being Jewish in Germany in the 1930s
Sunday, March 11, 2018 at 4:30 PM
Jewish Community of Berlin, Hanukkah gifts, 1936. © Shoah Memorial/Coll. Pisarek
Known as "The Persecuted", the series of portraits of the Jews of Cologne was created by August Sander in the late 1930s. But what do we really know about the daily situation of German Jews under the National Socialist regime? What is the chronology of the waves of emigration? And among those who stayed, how did they choose to testify?
In partnership with: 
In the presence of Dominique Bourel, research director, CNRS, Patrick Farges, professor, history of Germany, Paris Diderot university, Christoph Kreutzmüller, historian and curator, Jewish Museum of Berlin.
Moderated by Johann Chapoutot, professor, university Paris 4.
Rates: 5€/3€
