The former Jewish Religious Exhibition at Altona Museum
From 1914 to 1933, there was a so-called Jewish cult room in the Altona Museum, where a completely furnished synagogue was recreated and made accessible to the public. We interviewed Dr. Vanessa Hirsch, who works as a research assistant at the museum, and found out why the cult room was set up, why it no longer exists today and what happened to all the objects.
Lumis, Jonas, Viktor, Luis and Nico
Gymnasium Altona, Class 9e
Gymnasium_AltonaReligionSynagogueCultureAfter 1945Republic of Weimar