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Heinz Koppel

Sat, 08/29/2009 - Fri, 01/15/2010

The Berlin-born artist Heinz Koppel was one of a number of German-Jewish artists who, having fled Germany for Great Britain in the 1930s, brought with them the “continental” Expressionist and Surrealist-oriented tendencies of the 1920s and thereby exerted a significant influence on the British art scene.

New: Every Sunday, from 15th November until 13th December 2009, the Centrum Judaicum is offering a guided tour - "Who is Heinz Koppel?" - with Anna Canby Monk, head of the Heinz Koppel exhibitions office. The tour is in German. English-language tours can be booked in advance. For more information or to make a booking please contact: Koppel-exh@centrumjudaicum.de

Lotte Cohn - Pioneer Woman Architect in Israel

Sat, 08/29/2009 - Sun, 10/18/2009

“My work was, and remains to the present day, in the literal sense that which was known at the time by the catchphrase: Bnjan Haarez (the construction of the country).” Lotte Cohn

Lotte Cohn (1893-1983) was a pioneer. Born in Berlin, she was one of the first women to graduate in architecture from the TH Charlottenburg (later: Technical University of Berlin). Her career path - at the time untypical for a woman – made her also a pioneer of the avant-garde in her profession.

Relatively Jewish. Albert Einstein - Jew, Zionist, Nonconformist

Tue, 11/01/2005 - Wed, 11/30/2005

The exhibition "Relatively Jewish" commemorates the Jew Albert Einstein. Exhibition website is at

http://www.cjudaicum.de/einstein/einstein.htm

Children became Letters

Wed, 09/29/2004 - Mon, 01/31/2005

Rescuing Jewish Children from Nazi Germany

Between 1933 andRescuing Jewish Children from Nazi Germany 1941, German-Jewish organizations helped more than 12,000 Jewish children and teenagers emigrate from Nazi Germany to other European countries, Palestine or overseas. "Cildren Became Letters" was a common expression among the Jewish who stayed behind. For the Parents directly affected, it was a painful reality.

Pioneers in Celluloid: Jews in Early Cinema (1910 -1925)

Mon, 02/02/2004 - Sat, 07/31/2004

You will find the exhibition website at http://www.cjudaicum.de/pioniere/