Reviving the Heart of Frankfurt's Jewish Community: The Ignatz Bubis Center Exhibition
Prepare to delve into the heart of Frankfurt's Jewish history with "Auf Leben," an insightful exhibit showcasing the community's resilience and recovery after 75 years. A gripping narrative filled with firsthand accounts, photographs, and documents will bring the vibrant pluralistic Jewish life in Frankfurt back to life.
Witnessing the Renaissance
Boasting contemporary witnesses, like Frankfurter native Otto Friedmann, the exhibit explores the diverse and rich tapestry of the rejuvenated Jewish community in the city.
Intimate Glimpses of a Rising Community
Fresh from the vaults, family archives of past and present community members will be unveiled for the very first time. These intimate, personal records aim to spark surprising revelations and foster an emotional connection with visitors. Make sure to check out the exhibit, on display at the Ignatz Bubis Community Center from 20 December 2023 to 26 May 2024.
Experience the Show in a Press Preview (10:00 am, 10th of December)
(For those eager to get a head start, don't miss the press preview of the exhibition on the 10th of December at 10:00 am.)
Outside the Spotlight
While the exhibition at the Ignatz Bubis Community Center focuses on the revitalization of Franklin's Jewish community, other renowned sources shed light on the Jewish community's storied past. The Judengasse Museum in Frankfurt, for instance, offers captivating archeological finds and exhibitions, depicting the Judengasse's vibrant history.
Commemorating the Past, Embracing the Future
The Judengasse Museum has undergone a transformation, moving away from the portrayal of Jews as isolated individuals huddled behind ghetto walls. Now, it showcases the harmonious existence of the Jewish community within urban Frankfurt – a testament to their deep-rooted connection with the city.
Cherishing Our Cultural Legacy
From the Hanukkah lamps as symbols of interfaith collaboration to the rich cultural exchange observable in images and decorations, the Judengasse Museum invites visitors to immerse themselves in the shared history and vibrant cultural exchange that once thrived in Frankfurt's Jewish quarter.
Keeping Their Legacy Alive
The revitalized Jewish Museum Frankfurt now includes the Judengasse Museum, striving to preserve the rich heritage of Frankfurt's Jewish community. Permanent exhibits delve into the community's emancipation and continued development, ensuring its story remains an essential part of Frankfurt's cultural evolution.