The Jewish cultural heritage in NRW

Saba-Nur Cheema's family comes from Pakistan, Meron Mendel grew up in a kibbutz. Together they wrote a book with which they will go on a reading tour: "Muslim-Jewish Dinner."

Kuball's work "missing link_" brings the gap into consciousness. Realized as a temporary project, the official handover as a permanent installation will take place on November 9th at 10:30 PM.

Jewish life in Germany has a history of more than 1700 years. In Dortmund, a website tells the story of Jewish life in the Ruhr area city.

Under the surface of the town hall square in Cologne, there are interesting Jewish relics. Making them visible in a museum is probably the most interesting project of its kind in Europe.

The synagogue in the Pulheim district of Stommeln is one of the few synagogues in Germany that survived the Reich Pogrom Night in 1938 unscathed. Since 1991, it has been an art venue.

They are moving fates that the Jewish Museum Westfalen tells. Anyone looking from the outside at the red Historicist building can hardly guess what treasures are hidden inside.

The Old Synagogue Essen is a cultural giant: It is a building for gathering and education. A place of remembrance and at the same time a memorial. A landmark of the city of Essen as well as a popular excursion destination.