Online lecture on the work of the Exile Museum Berlin in the field of tension between history and the present
The emerging Exile Museum sees itself not only as a place for historical narrative, but also as a workshop for new forms of educational work. The topic of exile offers the opportunity – especially for younger children – to engage with Nazi history, focusing on survival in exile.
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Stiftung Exilmuseum
Themes such as exclusion, loss, arrival, and building a new life in exile invite us to understand the transcendent challenges faced by people who have to flee their homeland. Thus, through understanding the past, the present can be reflected.
The online lecture provides insight into the Exile Museum's previous educational approaches. Previous workshop formats will be presented, as well as the new workshop series, which, for the first time, is specifically aimed at younger children and uses creative and associative approaches.
This also brings the processual nature of the project into focus: exile as a topic that is not closed, but rather becomes understandable through constant exchange and collaborative work.
Learn about the Exile Museum's educational and outreach work – and join in the discussion to discuss how history and the present can remain in dialogue.
Guest: Phillipp Sukstorf (Exile Museum Berlin)
Participation is free. The Zoom link will be sent to you by email on the morning of November 12.
The number of participants is limited.
The discussion is part of the educational project "Max Liebermann and Jewish Life in Berlin."
Funded by the Federal Government Commissioner for Jewish Life in Germany and the Fight against Antisemitism.
(IN GERMAN)
Additional information
Dates
November 2025
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