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City Walking Tour on the 1923 Scheunenviertel Pogrom

Stadtrundgang zum Scheunenviertelpogrom 1923 – Mann mit Bart und Hut geht mit vier Kindern auf Bürgersteig entlang. An der Wand Schriftzug Butter Käse. Text unten links: Stadtrundgang Scheunenviertelpogrom.

Stadtrundgang zum Scheunenviertelpogrom 1923 – Mann mit Bart und Hut geht mit vier Kindern auf Bürgersteig entlang. An der Wand Schriftzug Butter Käse. Text unten links: Stadtrundgang Scheunenviertelpogrom.

As early as ten years before the Nazi dictatorship, a pogrom took place on November 5, 1923, in Berlin’s Scheunenviertel neighborhood. Berlin was in the midst of an inflation crisis, and when aid payments were suspended, Eastern European Jews were made scapegoats: Attacks were carried out against them, their businesses, and their homes. While the police remained inactive for a long time, Jewish former soldiers tried to prevent the situation from escalating. On this walking tour, you’ll learn about the background of the pogrom and the heroic defense mounted by members of the Reich Association of Jewish Front-Line Soldiers.

Start: In front of the New Synagogue in Berlin

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Meeting point: In front of the entrance to the New Synagogue – Oranienburger Str. 28-30, 10117 Berlin

Booking: Online Store - Centrum Judaicum

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