THE DANISH JEWISH MUSEUM The exhibition of The Danish Jewish Museum is a broad presentation of Jewish life in Denmark through 400 years, and is a selection from the museum’s own collection. DANSK JØDISK MUSEUM Skolebesøg i museet. Museet tilbyder undervisningsforløb inden for emner som jødedom, oktober '43, antisemitisme og meget andet.

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Visit the museum shop and explore our much varied sortiment of books, booklets, jewelry and design which gives you the opportinuty to discover more aspects of the Danish Jewish culture. BUTIK - JEWMUS.DKTRANSLATE THIS PAGE Museumsbutikken. Læg vejen forbi museumsbutikken og gå på opdagelse i vores spændende udvalg af bøger, hæfter, smykker og design, der giver dig mulighed for at opdage endnu flere sider af dansk jødisk kultur. Læs mere om varerne i butikken via menulinjen til højre. THE ROUNDUP OF DANISH JEWS The roundup of Danish Jews. On October 1, 1943, the telephones in Copenhagen were cut off. Columns of open platform lorries manned by German police drove out into the city streets from the German Headquarters at the City Hall Square. The German police brought along precise lists of the addresses of Jewish families and were assisted by

Danes who

FREDERICIA BEGRAVELSESPLADS Fredericia begravelsesplads. I Fredericia ligger den største jødiske begravelsesplads uden for København, og den rummer omkring 550 gravsteder. Byens jødiske historie går således helt tilbage til år 1675, da tobakspinderen Abraham Jacobsen Levi som den første jøde opnåede opholdstilladelse i byen, hvilket samtidig var en af de ODENSE BEGRAVELSESPLADS Odense begravelsesplads. I 1825 valgte den jødiske menighed i Odense at opkøbe en jordlod med henblik på at oprette en jødisk begravelsesplads. Jordlodden var på hjørnet af Vandværksvej og Kirkegårds Allé, og her befinder den jødiske begravelsesplads sig stadig den dag i dag. Inden menigheden fik sin egen gravplads, måtte

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THE DANISH JEWISH MUSEUM The exhibition of The Danish Jewish Museum is a broad presentation of Jewish life in Denmark through 400 years, and is a selection from the museum’s own collection. DANSK JØDISK MUSEUM Skolebesøg i museet. Museet tilbyder undervisningsforløb inden for emner som jødedom, oktober '43, antisemitisme og meget andet.

SHOP - JEWMUS.DK

Visit the museum shop and explore our much varied sortiment of books, booklets, jewelry and design which gives you the opportinuty to discover more aspects of the Danish Jewish culture. BUTIK - JEWMUS.DKTRANSLATE THIS PAGE Museumsbutikken. Læg vejen forbi museumsbutikken og gå på opdagelse i vores spændende udvalg af bøger, hæfter, smykker og design, der giver dig mulighed for at opdage endnu flere sider af dansk jødisk kultur. Læs mere om varerne i butikken via menulinjen til højre. THE ROUNDUP OF DANISH JEWS The roundup of Danish Jews. On October 1, 1943, the telephones in Copenhagen were cut off. Columns of open platform lorries manned by German police drove out into the city streets from the German Headquarters at the City Hall Square. The German police brought along precise lists of the addresses of Jewish families and were assisted by

Danes who

FREDERICIA BEGRAVELSESPLADS Fredericia begravelsesplads. I Fredericia ligger den største jødiske begravelsesplads uden for København, og den rummer omkring 550 gravsteder. Byens jødiske historie går således helt tilbage til år 1675, da tobakspinderen Abraham Jacobsen Levi som den første jøde opnåede opholdstilladelse i byen, hvilket samtidig var en af de ODENSE BEGRAVELSESPLADS Odense begravelsesplads. I 1825 valgte den jødiske menighed i Odense at opkøbe en jordlod med henblik på at oprette en jødisk begravelsesplads. Jordlodden var på hjørnet af Vandværksvej og Kirkegårds Allé, og her befinder den jødiske begravelsesplads sig stadig den dag i dag. Inden menigheden fik sin egen gravplads, måtte

man drage

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Friday - Sunday: 12 noon - 5 pm. Monday - Wensday closed (Open for guided tours) Summer. (June 1. - 31 of August) Tuesday to Sunday: 10 am - 5 pm. Monday closed. The museum has special opening hours during school holidays: Autum holiday (week 42), Winter THE MUSEUM - JEWMUS.DK The Danish Jewish Museum is a state-subsidized cultural history museum, inaugurated on June 8, 2004. The museum is the only one of its kind in Denmark and participates in international cooperation through, i.a. the Association of European Jewish Museums (AEJM). COLLECTION - JEWMUS.DK The collection is relevant for researchers and students from a wide range of academic disciplines. This includes History, Art History, Hebrew and Yiddish Language Studies, Religious Studies, Jewish Studies, Sociology, Cultural Studies, Minority Studies, Ethnology etc. If you wish to make a donation or consult the collection, please

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ARCHITECTURE

An experience for the senses. As a visitor, you step into an exhibition made up of an enigmatic and expressive landscape. The light wood casing on the walls is a reference to the Nordic context, while the sloping floors remind one of high sea, and luminous glass windows are cut into the walls as another reference to Mitzvah.

THE HIDDEN CHILDREN

The age distribution of the hidden children indicates how the parents and helpers judged the risk of bringing along small children. Up to 60 % of the hidden children were under 5 years old. 25% were under or close to 1 year old. The youngest was only 6 days old, the oldest 17 years. The parents of the hidden children came from all social BUTIK - JEWMUS.DKTRANSLATE THIS PAGE Museumsbutikken. Læg vejen forbi museumsbutikken og gå på opdagelse i vores spændende udvalg af bøger, hæfter, smykker og design, der giver dig mulighed for at opdage endnu flere sider af dansk jødisk kultur. Læs mere om varerne i butikken via menulinjen til højre. FAQ - JEWMUS.DKTRANSLATE THIS PAGE Det kommer an på, hvordan man definere jøder. Ifølge den traditionelle, religiøse definition er du jøde, hvis din mor er jøde. På museet arbejder vi med en åben definition, der inkluderer alle, der selv oplever et jødisk tilhørsforhold. De tre menigheder, Mosaisk Troessamfund, Machsike Hadas og Shir Hatzafon, har tilsammen

omkring

DE GEMTE BØRN

Jeff Ibbos mor sendte postkort til Jeff fra Sverige. Jeff var to år i 1943, og han kom til at bo hos sin mors ikke-jødiske kusine i Lyngby. Da han blev hentet efter, krigen savnede han sine plejeforældre

voldsomt.

POLSKE JØDER

I perioden 1969-1973 flygtede knap 3.000 jøder fra det kommunistiske Polen til Danmark. I slutningen af 1960´erne var den sovjetkontrollerede regering i Polen under pres. Utilfredsheden med styrets censur og magtudøvelse var stor i befolkningen. Efter Seksdageskrigen i 1967 jublede mange polakker over Israels sejr over nabolandene, som havde DEN SYVARMEDE LYSESTAGE I DANMARK 1 Den syvarmede lysestage i Danmark Fra sin jødiske oprindelse til nyere tids dansk kirkemode Af stud.mag. Casper Lindblad Andresen Den syvarmede oliestage er jødedommens THE DANISH JEWISH MUSEUM The exhibition of The Danish Jewish Museum is a broad presentation of Jewish life in Denmark through 400 years, and is a selection from the museum’s own collection. THE MUSEUM - JEWMUS.DK The Danish Jewish Museum is a state-subsidized cultural history museum, inaugurated on June 8, 2004. The museum is the only one of its kind in Denmark and participates in international cooperation through, i.a. the Association of European Jewish Museums (AEJM).

VISIT - JEWMUS.DK

Friday - Sunday: 12 noon - 5 pm. Monday - Wensday closed (Open for guided tours) Summer. (June 1. - 31 of August) Tuesday to Sunday: 10 am - 5 pm. Monday closed. The museum has special opening hours during school holidays: Autum holiday (week 42), Winter DANSK JØDISK MUSEUM Skolebesøg i museet. Museet tilbyder undervisningsforløb inden for emner som jødedom, oktober '43, antisemitisme og meget andet.

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Visit the museum shop and explore our much varied sortiment of books, booklets, jewelry and design which gives you the opportinuty to discover more aspects of the Danish Jewish culture. COLLECTION - JEWMUS.DK The collection is relevant for researchers and students from a wide range of academic disciplines. This includes History, Art History, Hebrew and Yiddish Language Studies, Religious Studies, Jewish Studies, Sociology, Cultural Studies, Minority Studies, Ethnology etc. If you wish to make a donation or consult the collection, please

contact

EDUCATION - JEWMUS.DK Education. Special tours can be arranged for school classes. The conducted tours focus on religion, Danish Jewish history or the rescue of the Danish Jews in October 1943 during World War II- discuss your interests with the museum. We recommend to book a guided tour on work days between 9 am - 12 am - out of normal opening hours. Price: DKK

1700.-.

THE DANISH JEWISH MUSEUM The exhibition of The Danish Jewish Museum is a broad presentation of Jewish life in Denmark through 400 years, and is a selection from the museum’s own collection. THE MUSEUM - JEWMUS.DK The Danish Jewish Museum is a state-subsidized cultural history museum, inaugurated on June 8, 2004. The museum is the only one of its kind in Denmark and participates in international cooperation through, i.a. the Association of European Jewish Museums (AEJM).

VISIT - JEWMUS.DK

Friday - Sunday: 12 noon - 5 pm. Monday - Wensday closed (Open for guided tours) Summer. (June 1. - 31 of August) Tuesday to Sunday: 10 am - 5 pm. Monday closed. The museum has special opening hours during school holidays: Autum holiday (week 42), Winter DANSK JØDISK MUSEUM Skolebesøg i museet. Museet tilbyder undervisningsforløb inden for emner som jødedom, oktober '43, antisemitisme og meget andet.

SHOP - JEWMUS.DK

Visit the museum shop and explore our much varied sortiment of books, booklets, jewelry and design which gives you the opportinuty to discover more aspects of the Danish Jewish culture. COLLECTION - JEWMUS.DK The collection is relevant for researchers and students from a wide range of academic disciplines. This includes History, Art History, Hebrew and Yiddish Language Studies, Religious Studies, Jewish Studies, Sociology, Cultural Studies, Minority Studies, Ethnology etc. If you wish to make a donation or consult the collection, please

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EDUCATION - JEWMUS.DK Education. Special tours can be arranged for school classes. The conducted tours focus on religion, Danish Jewish history or the rescue of the Danish Jews in October 1943 during World War II- discuss your interests with the museum. We recommend to book a guided tour on work days between 9 am - 12 am - out of normal opening hours. Price: DKK

1700.-.

THE MUSEUM - JEWMUS.DK The Danish Jewish Museum is a state-subsidized cultural history museum, inaugurated on June 8, 2004. The museum is the only one of its kind in Denmark and participates in international cooperation through, i.a. the Association of European Jewish Museums (AEJM).

VISIT - JEWMUS.DK

Friday - Sunday: 12 noon - 5 pm. Monday - Wensday closed (Open for guided tours) Summer. (June 1. - 31 of August) Tuesday to Sunday: 10 am - 5 pm. Monday closed. The museum has special opening hours during school holidays: Autum holiday (week 42), Winter RESEARCH - JEWMUS.DK Research in the Collection. In addition to the museum’s own research projects and publications, the museum serves as an information center which receives a constant stream of visits from scholars and students from both Denmark and abroad, who do research in the collections or consult the resources and library of the museum. Read more about

SEARCH - JEWMUS.DK

- an exhibition about Jews in Denmark The exhibition is a broad story of Jewish life in Denmark and focuses on co-exixstence and indentity

through 400 years.

ACCESS TO THE COLLECTION The collection of the Danish Jewish Museum provides an important basis for new research and the museum receives a growing number of requests from scholars, researchers and students, who wish to access the collection. It is possible to browse and search the collection records from two on-line databases, known as "Kunstindeks Danmark" (Art Index THE ROYAL BOAT HOUSE The Royal Boat House. The Danish Jewish Museum is located in the oldest part of the Royal Library, originally the Royal Boat House in King Christian IV's (1588-1648) newly established harbor complex. The ships of the fleet were hidden there from the eyes of spies as the vessels were loaded with ammunition, cannons, and provisions.

STAFF - JEWMUS.DK

Museum Director. Janus Møller Jensen Management Phone. +45 29 81 05 10 jmj@ jewmus.dk Curator Sara F. Stadager, mag.art Communication PR, events and Dissemination

THE HIDDEN CHILDREN

The age distribution of the hidden children indicates how the parents and helpers judged the risk of bringing along small children. Up to 60 % of the hidden children were under 5 years old. 25% were under or close to 1 year old. The youngest was only 6 days old, the oldest 17 years. The parents of the hidden children came from all social FREDERICIA BEGRAVELSESPLADS Fredericia begravelsesplads. I Fredericia ligger den største jødiske begravelsesplads uden for København, og den rummer omkring 550 gravsteder. Byens jødiske historie går således helt tilbage til år 1675, da tobakspinderen Abraham Jacobsen Levi som den første jøde opnåede opholdstilladelse i byen, hvilket samtidig var en af de MOSAISK NORDRE BEGRAVELSESPLADS Mosaisk Nordre Begravelsesplads. Københavns jødiske historie kan ledes tilbage til 1676, da juveleren Israel Salomon Levy bosatte sig i byen. Han døde 3 år senere, og blev begravet på den nærmeste jødiske begravelsesplads, som var i byen Altona i Hertugdømmet Holsten! I jødedommen er det tradition at den døde begraves inden

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THE DANISH JEWISH MUSEUM The exhibition of The Danish Jewish Museum is a broad presentation of Jewish life in Denmark through 400 years, and is a selection from the museum’s own collection.

VISIT - JEWMUS.DK

Friday - Sunday: 12 noon - 5 pm. Monday - Wensday closed (Open for guided tours) Summer. (June 1. - 31 of August) Tuesday to Sunday: 10 am - 5 pm. Monday closed. The museum has special opening hours during school holidays: Autum holiday (week 42), Winter THE MUSEUM - JEWMUS.DK The Danish Jewish Museum is a state-subsidized cultural history museum, inaugurated on June 8, 2004. The museum is the only one of its kind in Denmark and participates in international cooperation through, i.a. the Association of European Jewish Museums (AEJM). DANSK JØDISK MUSEUM Skolebesøg i museet. Museet tilbyder undervisningsforløb inden for emner som jødedom, oktober '43, antisemitisme og meget andet.

SHOP - JEWMUS.DK

Visit the museum shop and explore our much varied sortiment of books, booklets, jewelry and design which gives you the opportinuty to discover more aspects of the Danish Jewish culture. COLLECTION - JEWMUS.DK The collection is relevant for researchers and students from a wide range of academic disciplines. This includes History, Art History, Hebrew and Yiddish Language Studies, Religious Studies, Jewish Studies, Sociology, Cultural Studies, Minority Studies, Ethnology etc. If you wish to make a donation or consult the collection, please

contact

EDUCATION - JEWMUS.DK Education. Special tours can be arranged for school classes. The conducted tours focus on religion, Danish Jewish history or the rescue of the Danish Jews in October 1943 during World War II- discuss your interests with the museum. We recommend to book a guided tour on work days between 9 am - 12 am - out of normal opening hours. Price: DKK

1700.-.

THE DANISH JEWISH MUSEUM The exhibition of The Danish Jewish Museum is a broad presentation of Jewish life in Denmark through 400 years, and is a selection from the museum’s own collection.

VISIT - JEWMUS.DK

Friday - Sunday: 12 noon - 5 pm. Monday - Wensday closed (Open for guided tours) Summer. (June 1. - 31 of August) Tuesday to Sunday: 10 am - 5 pm. Monday closed. The museum has special opening hours during school holidays: Autum holiday (week 42), Winter THE MUSEUM - JEWMUS.DK The Danish Jewish Museum is a state-subsidized cultural history museum, inaugurated on June 8, 2004. The museum is the only one of its kind in Denmark and participates in international cooperation through, i.a. the Association of European Jewish Museums (AEJM). DANSK JØDISK MUSEUM Skolebesøg i museet. Museet tilbyder undervisningsforløb inden for emner som jødedom, oktober '43, antisemitisme og meget andet.

SHOP - JEWMUS.DK

Visit the museum shop and explore our much varied sortiment of books, booklets, jewelry and design which gives you the opportinuty to discover more aspects of the Danish Jewish culture. COLLECTION - JEWMUS.DK The collection is relevant for researchers and students from a wide range of academic disciplines. This includes History, Art History, Hebrew and Yiddish Language Studies, Religious Studies, Jewish Studies, Sociology, Cultural Studies, Minority Studies, Ethnology etc. If you wish to make a donation or consult the collection, please

contact

EDUCATION - JEWMUS.DK Education. Special tours can be arranged for school classes. The conducted tours focus on religion, Danish Jewish history or the rescue of the Danish Jews in October 1943 during World War II- discuss your interests with the museum. We recommend to book a guided tour on work days between 9 am - 12 am - out of normal opening hours. Price: DKK

1700.-.

THE MUSEUM - JEWMUS.DK The Danish Jewish Museum is a state-subsidized cultural history museum, inaugurated on June 8, 2004. The museum is the only one of its kind in Denmark and participates in international cooperation through, i.a. the Association of European Jewish Museums (AEJM).

VISIT - JEWMUS.DK

Friday - Sunday: 12 noon - 5 pm. Monday - Wensday closed (Open for guided tours) Summer. (June 1. - 31 of August) Tuesday to Sunday: 10 am - 5 pm. Monday closed. The museum has special opening hours during school holidays: Autum holiday (week 42), Winter RESEARCH - JEWMUS.DK Research in the Collection. In addition to the museum’s own research projects and publications, the museum serves as an information center which receives a constant stream of visits from scholars and students from both Denmark and abroad, who do research in the collections or consult the resources and library of the museum. Read more about

SEARCH - JEWMUS.DK

- an exhibition about Jews in Denmark The exhibition is a broad story of Jewish life in Denmark and focuses on co-exixstence and indentity

through 400 years.

ACCESS TO THE COLLECTION The collection of the Danish Jewish Museum provides an important basis for new research and the museum receives a growing number of requests from scholars, researchers and students, who wish to access the collection. It is possible to browse and search the collection records from two on-line databases, known as "Kunstindeks Danmark" (Art Index THE ROYAL BOAT HOUSE The Royal Boat House. The Danish Jewish Museum is located in the oldest part of the Royal Library, originally the Royal Boat House in King Christian IV's (1588-1648) newly established harbor complex. The ships of the fleet were hidden there from the eyes of spies as the vessels were loaded with ammunition, cannons, and provisions.

STAFF - JEWMUS.DK

Museum Director. Janus Møller Jensen Management Phone. +45 29 81 05 10 jmj@ jewmus.dk Curator Sara F. Stadager, mag.art Communication PR, events and Dissemination

THE HIDDEN CHILDREN

The age distribution of the hidden children indicates how the parents and helpers judged the risk of bringing along small children. Up to 60 % of the hidden children were under 5 years old. 25% were under or close to 1 year old. The youngest was only 6 days old, the oldest 17 years. The parents of the hidden children came from all social FREDERICIA BEGRAVELSESPLADS Fredericia begravelsesplads. I Fredericia ligger den største jødiske begravelsesplads uden for København, og den rummer omkring 550 gravsteder. Byens jødiske historie går således helt tilbage til år 1675, da tobakspinderen Abraham Jacobsen Levi som den første jøde opnåede opholdstilladelse i byen, hvilket samtidig var en af de MOSAISK NORDRE BEGRAVELSESPLADS Mosaisk Nordre Begravelsesplads. Københavns jødiske historie kan ledes tilbage til 1676, da juveleren Israel Salomon Levy bosatte sig i byen. Han døde 3 år senere, og blev begravet på den nærmeste jødiske begravelsesplads, som var i byen Altona i Hertugdømmet Holsten! I jødedommen er det tradition at den døde begraves inden

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THE DANISH JEWISH MUSEUM The exhibition of The Danish Jewish Museum is a broad presentation of Jewish life in Denmark through 400 years, and is a selection from the museum’s own collection. DANSK JØDISK MUSEUM Skolebesøg i museet. Museet tilbyder undervisningsforløb inden for emner som jødedom, oktober '43, antisemitisme og meget andet.

SHOP - JEWMUS.DK

Visit the museum shop and explore our much varied sortiment of books, booklets, jewelry and design which gives you the opportinuty to discover more aspects of the Danish Jewish culture. BUTIK - JEWMUS.DKTRANSLATE THIS PAGE Museumsbutikken. Læg vejen forbi museumsbutikken og gå på opdagelse i vores spændende udvalg af bøger, hæfter, smykker og design, der giver dig mulighed for at opdage endnu flere sider af dansk jødisk kultur. Læs mere om varerne i butikken via menulinjen til højre. FAQ - JEWMUS.DKTRANSLATE THIS PAGE Det kommer an på, hvordan man definere jøder. Ifølge den traditionelle, religiøse definition er du jøde, hvis din mor er jøde. På museet arbejder vi med en åben definition, der inkluderer alle, der selv oplever et jødisk tilhørsforhold. De tre menigheder, Mosaisk Troessamfund, Machsike Hadas og Shir Hatzafon, har tilsammen

omkring

FREDERICIA BEGRAVELSESPLADS Fredericia begravelsesplads. I Fredericia ligger den største jødiske begravelsesplads uden for København, og den rummer omkring 550 gravsteder. Byens jødiske historie går således helt tilbage til år 1675, da tobakspinderen Abraham Jacobsen Levi som den første jøde opnåede opholdstilladelse i byen, hvilket samtidig var en af de ODENSE BEGRAVELSESPLADS Odense begravelsesplads. I 1825 valgte den jødiske menighed i Odense at opkøbe en jordlod med henblik på at oprette en jødisk begravelsesplads. Jordlodden var på hjørnet af Vandværksvej og Kirkegårds Allé, og her befinder den jødiske begravelsesplads sig stadig den dag i dag. Inden menigheden fik sin egen gravplads, måtte

man drage

THE DANISH JEWISH MUSEUM The exhibition of The Danish Jewish Museum is a broad presentation of Jewish life in Denmark through 400 years, and is a selection from the museum’s own collection. DANSK JØDISK MUSEUM Skolebesøg i museet. Museet tilbyder undervisningsforløb inden for emner som jødedom, oktober '43, antisemitisme og meget andet.

SHOP - JEWMUS.DK

Visit the museum shop and explore our much varied sortiment of books, booklets, jewelry and design which gives you the opportinuty to discover more aspects of the Danish Jewish culture. BUTIK - JEWMUS.DKTRANSLATE THIS PAGE Museumsbutikken. Læg vejen forbi museumsbutikken og gå på opdagelse i vores spændende udvalg af bøger, hæfter, smykker og design, der giver dig mulighed for at opdage endnu flere sider af dansk jødisk kultur. Læs mere om varerne i butikken via menulinjen til højre. FAQ - JEWMUS.DKTRANSLATE THIS PAGE Det kommer an på, hvordan man definere jøder. Ifølge den traditionelle, religiøse definition er du jøde, hvis din mor er jøde. På museet arbejder vi med en åben definition, der inkluderer alle, der selv oplever et jødisk tilhørsforhold. De tre menigheder, Mosaisk Troessamfund, Machsike Hadas og Shir Hatzafon, har tilsammen

omkring

FREDERICIA BEGRAVELSESPLADS Fredericia begravelsesplads. I Fredericia ligger den største jødiske begravelsesplads uden for København, og den rummer omkring 550 gravsteder. Byens jødiske historie går således helt tilbage til år 1675, da tobakspinderen Abraham Jacobsen Levi som den første jøde opnåede opholdstilladelse i byen, hvilket samtidig var en af de ODENSE BEGRAVELSESPLADS Odense begravelsesplads. I 1825 valgte den jødiske menighed i Odense at opkøbe en jordlod med henblik på at oprette en jødisk begravelsesplads. Jordlodden var på hjørnet af Vandværksvej og Kirkegårds Allé, og her befinder den jødiske begravelsesplads sig stadig den dag i dag. Inden menigheden fik sin egen gravplads, måtte

man drage

VISIT - JEWMUS.DK

Friday - Sunday: 12 noon - 5 pm. Monday - Wensday closed (Open for guided tours) Summer. (June 1. - 31 of August) Tuesday to Sunday: 10 am - 5 pm. Monday closed. The museum has special opening hours during school holidays: Autum holiday (week 42), Winter COLLECTION - JEWMUS.DK The collection is relevant for researchers and students from a wide range of academic disciplines. This includes History, Art History, Hebrew and Yiddish Language Studies, Religious Studies, Jewish Studies, Sociology, Cultural Studies, Minority Studies, Ethnology etc. If you wish to make a donation or consult the collection, please

contact

ARCHITECTURE

Architecture. Daniel Libeskind has based his design of the museum on the unique circumstance of Danish-Jewish history that the majority of Danish Jews were saved from Nazi persecution by their Danish compatriots during the Second World War. This human involvement is symbolised in the form, structure and lighting of the museum.

THE HIDDEN CHILDREN

The age distribution of the hidden children indicates how the parents and helpers judged the risk of bringing along small children. Up to 60 % of the hidden children were under 5 years old. 25% were under or close to 1 year old. The youngest was only 6 days old, the oldest 17 years. The parents of the hidden children came from all social BUTIK - JEWMUS.DKTRANSLATE THIS PAGE Museumsbutikken. Læg vejen forbi museumsbutikken og gå på opdagelse i vores spændende udvalg af bøger, hæfter, smykker og design, der giver dig mulighed for at opdage endnu flere sider af dansk jødisk kultur. Læs mere om varerne i butikken via menulinjen til højre.

RETURNING HOME

Returning home. When Denmark was liberated on May 4, 1945, a surge of joy went through Danes both at home and abroad. The over 7,000 Jewish refugees who were in Sweden and the deported Jews, who had been brought home from Theresienstadt in the White Busses, could return

home.

ODENSE SYNAGOGE

Odense Bys Museer. A.D. Cohen og hustrus gravsten. Odense synagoge blev indrettet i A.D. Cohens hjem. A.D Cohen blev senere ansat som kateket ved synagogen, hvor han underviste jødiske børn i den mosaiske tro. Dansk Jødisk Museum. A.D. Cohen, kateket ved Odense synagoge, skrev denne bog om "De mosaiske Troesbekjenderes Stilling i

Danmark".

DEN SYVARMEDE LYSESTAGE I DANMARK 1 Den syvarmede lysestage i Danmark Fra sin jødiske oprindelse til nyere tids dansk kirkemode Af stud.mag. Casper Lindblad Andresen Den syvarmede oliestage er jødedommens

POLSKE JØDER

I perioden 1969-1973 flygtede knap 3.000 jøder fra det kommunistiske Polen til Danmark. I slutningen af 1960´erne var den sovjetkontrollerede regering i Polen under pres. Utilfredsheden med styrets censur og magtudøvelse var stor i befolkningen. Efter Seksdageskrigen i 1967 jublede mange polakker over Israels sejr over nabolandene, som havde

KANDIDATSPECIALE

Indholdsfortegnelse 1 2 5 13 20 21 22 24 27 30 32 36 38 45 50 53 58 61 64 65 66 70 75 78 80 1. Daniel Libeskind – en æstetisk og historiefilosofisk position 2 THE DANISH JEWISH MUSEUM The exhibition of The Danish Jewish Museum is a broad presentation of Jewish life in Denmark through 400 years, and is a selection from the museum’s own collection. DANSK JØDISK MUSEUM Skolebesøg i museet. Museet tilbyder undervisningsforløb inden for emner som jødedom, oktober '43, antisemitisme og meget andet.

VISIT - JEWMUS.DK

Friday - Sunday: 12 noon - 5 pm. Monday - Wensday closed (Open for guided tours) Summer. (June 1. - 31 of August) Tuesday to Sunday: 10 am - 5 pm. Monday closed. The museum has special opening hours during school holidays: Autum holiday (week 42), Winter THE MUSEUM - JEWMUS.DK The Danish Jewish Museum is a state-subsidized cultural history museum, inaugurated on June 8, 2004. The museum is the only one of its kind in Denmark and participates in international cooperation through, i.a. the Association of European Jewish Museums (AEJM).

SHOP - JEWMUS.DK

Visit the museum shop and explore our much varied sortiment of books, booklets, jewelry and design which gives you the opportinuty to discover more aspects of the Danish Jewish culture. COLLECTION - JEWMUS.DK The collection is relevant for researchers and students from a wide range of academic disciplines. This includes History, Art History, Hebrew and Yiddish Language Studies, Religious Studies, Jewish Studies, Sociology, Cultural Studies, Minority Studies, Ethnology etc. If you wish to make a donation or consult the collection, please

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Friday - Sunday: 12 noon - 5 pm. Monday - Wensday closed (Open for guided tours) Summer. (June 1. - 31 of August) Tuesday to Sunday: 10 am - 5 pm. Monday closed. The museum has special opening hours during school holidays: Autum holiday (week 42), Winter THE MUSEUM - JEWMUS.DK The Danish Jewish Museum is a state-subsidized cultural history museum, inaugurated on June 8, 2004. The museum is the only one of its kind in Denmark and participates in international cooperation through, i.a. the Association of European Jewish Museums (AEJM).

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Visit the museum shop and explore our much varied sortiment of books, booklets, jewelry and design which gives you the opportinuty to discover more aspects of the Danish Jewish culture. COLLECTION - JEWMUS.DK The collection is relevant for researchers and students from a wide range of academic disciplines. This includes History, Art History, Hebrew and Yiddish Language Studies, Religious Studies, Jewish Studies, Sociology, Cultural Studies, Minority Studies, Ethnology etc. If you wish to make a donation or consult the collection, please

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Friday - Sunday: 12 noon - 5 pm. Monday - Wensday closed (Open for guided tours) Summer. (June 1. - 31 of August) Tuesday to Sunday: 10 am - 5 pm. Monday closed. The museum has special opening hours during school holidays: Autum holiday (week 42), Winter THE MUSEUM - JEWMUS.DK The Danish Jewish Museum is a state-subsidized cultural history museum, inaugurated on June 8, 2004. The museum is the only one of its kind in Denmark and participates in international cooperation through, i.a. the Association of European Jewish Museums (AEJM). RESEARCH - JEWMUS.DK Research in the Collection. In addition to the museum’s own research projects and publications, the museum serves as an information center which receives a constant stream of visits from scholars and students from both Denmark and abroad, who do research in the collections or consult the resources and library of the museum. Read more about EXHIBITION - JEWMUS.DK Use the menu to the right to read more about the Danish-Jewish experience from the first immigration in the 17th century to present day. The menu is in the same way as the exhibition divided into the five themes: arrivals, standpoints, mitzvah, traditions and promised lands. Exhibition design: Kvorning design & communication. Exhibition.

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- an exhibition about Jews in Denmark The exhibition is a broad story of Jewish life in Denmark and focuses on co-exixstence and indentity

through 400 years.

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THE HIDDEN CHILDREN

The age distribution of the hidden children indicates how the parents and helpers judged the risk of bringing along small children. Up to 60 % of the hidden children were under 5 years old. 25% were under or close to 1 year old. The youngest was only 6 days old, the oldest 17 years. The parents of the hidden children came from all social THE ROYAL BOAT HOUSE The Royal Boat House. The Danish Jewish Museum is located in the oldest part of the Royal Library, originally the Royal Boat House in King Christian IV's (1588-1648) newly established harbor complex. The ships of the fleet were hidden there from the eyes of spies as the vessels were loaded with ammunition, cannons, and provisions. FREDERICIA BEGRAVELSESPLADS Fredericia begravelsesplads. I Fredericia ligger den største jødiske begravelsesplads uden for København, og den rummer omkring 550 gravsteder. Byens jødiske historie går således helt tilbage til år 1675, da tobakspinderen Abraham Jacobsen Levi som den første jøde opnåede opholdstilladelse i byen, hvilket samtidig var en af de

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Fredericia Synagoge. Brødrene Abraham og Moses Jacobsen Levi kan sammen med Henrik Joseph regnes for grundlæggerne af den jødiske menighed i Fredericia. Sammen optog de i 1709 et lån på 50 rigsdaler til at opføre en synagogebygning, hvilket man allerede havde fået tilladelse til i 1682. THE DANISH JEWISH MUSEUM The exhibition of The Danish Jewish Museum is a broad presentation of Jewish life in Denmark through 400 years, and is a selection from the museum’s own collection. DANSK JØDISK MUSEUM Skolebesøg i museet. Museet tilbyder undervisningsforløb inden for emner som jødedom, oktober '43, antisemitisme og meget andet.

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Friday - Sunday: 12 noon - 5 pm. Monday - Wensday closed (Open for guided tours) Summer. (June 1. - 31 of August) Tuesday to Sunday: 10 am - 5 pm. Monday closed. The museum has special opening hours during school holidays: Autum holiday (week 42), Winter THE MUSEUM - JEWMUS.DK The Danish Jewish Museum is a state-subsidized cultural history museum, inaugurated on June 8, 2004. The museum is the only one of its kind in Denmark and participates in international cooperation through, i.a. the Association of European Jewish Museums (AEJM).

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Visit the museum shop and explore our much varied sortiment of books, booklets, jewelry and design which gives you the opportinuty to discover more aspects of the Danish Jewish culture. COLLECTION - JEWMUS.DK The collection is relevant for researchers and students from a wide range of academic disciplines. This includes History, Art History, Hebrew and Yiddish Language Studies, Religious Studies, Jewish Studies, Sociology, Cultural Studies, Minority Studies, Ethnology etc. If you wish to make a donation or consult the collection, please

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THE DANISH JEWISH MUSEUM The exhibition of The Danish Jewish Museum is a broad presentation of Jewish life in Denmark through 400 years, and is a selection from the museum’s own collection. DANSK JØDISK MUSEUM Skolebesøg i museet. Museet tilbyder undervisningsforløb inden for emner som jødedom, oktober '43, antisemitisme og meget andet.

VISIT - JEWMUS.DK

Friday - Sunday: 12 noon - 5 pm. Monday - Wensday closed (Open for guided tours) Summer. (June 1. - 31 of August) Tuesday to Sunday: 10 am - 5 pm. Monday closed. The museum has special opening hours during school holidays: Autum holiday (week 42), Winter THE MUSEUM - JEWMUS.DK The Danish Jewish Museum is a state-subsidized cultural history museum, inaugurated on June 8, 2004. The museum is the only one of its kind in Denmark and participates in international cooperation through, i.a. the Association of European Jewish Museums (AEJM).

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Visit the museum shop and explore our much varied sortiment of books, booklets, jewelry and design which gives you the opportinuty to discover more aspects of the Danish Jewish culture. COLLECTION - JEWMUS.DK The collection is relevant for researchers and students from a wide range of academic disciplines. This includes History, Art History, Hebrew and Yiddish Language Studies, Religious Studies, Jewish Studies, Sociology, Cultural Studies, Minority Studies, Ethnology etc. If you wish to make a donation or consult the collection, please

contact

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Friday - Sunday: 12 noon - 5 pm. Monday - Wensday closed (Open for guided tours) Summer. (June 1. - 31 of August) Tuesday to Sunday: 10 am - 5 pm. Monday closed. The museum has special opening hours during school holidays: Autum holiday (week 42), Winter THE MUSEUM - JEWMUS.DK The Danish Jewish Museum is a state-subsidized cultural history museum, inaugurated on June 8, 2004. The museum is the only one of its kind in Denmark and participates in international cooperation through, i.a. the Association of European Jewish Museums (AEJM). RESEARCH - JEWMUS.DK Research in the Collection. In addition to the museum’s own research projects and publications, the museum serves as an information center which receives a constant stream of visits from scholars and students from both Denmark and abroad, who do research in the collections or consult the resources and library of the museum. Read more about EXHIBITION - JEWMUS.DK Use the menu to the right to read more about the Danish-Jewish experience from the first immigration in the 17th century to present day. The menu is in the same way as the exhibition divided into the five themes: arrivals, standpoints, mitzvah, traditions and promised lands. Exhibition design: Kvorning design & communication. Exhibition.

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- an exhibition about Jews in Denmark The exhibition is a broad story of Jewish life in Denmark and focuses on co-exixstence and indentity

through 400 years.

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Museum Director. Janus Møller Jensen Management Phone. +45 29 81 05 10 jmj@ jewmus.dk Curator Sara F. Stadager, mag.art Communication PR, events and Dissemination

THE HIDDEN CHILDREN

The age distribution of the hidden children indicates how the parents and helpers judged the risk of bringing along small children. Up to 60 % of the hidden children were under 5 years old. 25% were under or close to 1 year old. The youngest was only 6 days old, the oldest 17 years. The parents of the hidden children came from all social THE ROYAL BOAT HOUSE The Royal Boat House. The Danish Jewish Museum is located in the oldest part of the Royal Library, originally the Royal Boat House in King Christian IV's (1588-1648) newly established harbor complex. The ships of the fleet were hidden there from the eyes of spies as the vessels were loaded with ammunition, cannons, and provisions. FREDERICIA BEGRAVELSESPLADS Fredericia begravelsesplads. I Fredericia ligger den største jødiske begravelsesplads uden for København, og den rummer omkring 550 gravsteder. Byens jødiske historie går således helt tilbage til år 1675, da tobakspinderen Abraham Jacobsen Levi som den første jøde opnåede opholdstilladelse i byen, hvilket samtidig var en af de

FREDERICIA SYNAGOGE

Fredericia Synagoge. Brødrene Abraham og Moses Jacobsen Levi kan sammen med Henrik Joseph regnes for grundlæggerne af den jødiske menighed i Fredericia. Sammen optog de i 1709 et lån på 50 rigsdaler til at opføre en synagogebygning, hvilket man allerede havde fået tilladelse til i 1682. THE DANISH JEWISH MUSEUM The exhibition of The Danish Jewish Museum is a broad presentation of Jewish life in Denmark through 400 years, and is a selection from the museum’s own collection. DANSK JØDISK MUSEUM Skolebesøg i museet. Museet tilbyder undervisningsforløb inden for emner som jødedom, oktober '43, antisemitisme og meget andet.

VISIT - JEWMUS.DK

Friday - Sunday: 12 noon - 5 pm. Monday - Wensday closed (Open for guided tours) Summer. (June 1. - 31 of August) Tuesday to Sunday: 10 am - 5 pm. Monday closed. The museum has special opening hours during school holidays: Autum holiday (week 42), Winter THE MUSEUM - JEWMUS.DK The Danish Jewish Museum is a state-subsidized cultural history museum, inaugurated on June 8, 2004. The museum is the only one of its kind in Denmark and participates in international cooperation through, i.a. the Association of European Jewish Museums (AEJM).

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Visit the museum shop and explore our much varied sortiment of books, booklets, jewelry and design which gives you the opportinuty to discover more aspects of the Danish Jewish culture. COLLECTION - JEWMUS.DK The collection is relevant for researchers and students from a wide range of academic disciplines. This includes History, Art History, Hebrew and Yiddish Language Studies, Religious Studies, Jewish Studies, Sociology, Cultural Studies, Minority Studies, Ethnology etc. If you wish to make a donation or consult the collection, please

contact

ARCHITECTURE

Architecture. Daniel Libeskind has based his design of the museum on the unique circumstance of Danish-Jewish history that the majority of Danish Jews were saved from Nazi persecution by their Danish compatriots during the Second World War. This human involvement is symbolised in the form, structure and lighting of the museum. THE DANISH JEWISH MUSEUM The exhibition of The Danish Jewish Museum is a broad presentation of Jewish life in Denmark through 400 years, and is a selection from the museum’s own collection. DANSK JØDISK MUSEUM Skolebesøg i museet. Museet tilbyder undervisningsforløb inden for emner som jødedom, oktober '43, antisemitisme og meget andet.

VISIT - JEWMUS.DK

Friday - Sunday: 12 noon - 5 pm. Monday - Wensday closed (Open for guided tours) Summer. (June 1. - 31 of August) Tuesday to Sunday: 10 am - 5 pm. Monday closed. The museum has special opening hours during school holidays: Autum holiday (week 42), Winter THE MUSEUM - JEWMUS.DK The Danish Jewish Museum is a state-subsidized cultural history museum, inaugurated on June 8, 2004. The museum is the only one of its kind in Denmark and participates in international cooperation through, i.a. the Association of European Jewish Museums (AEJM).

SHOP - JEWMUS.DK

Visit the museum shop and explore our much varied sortiment of books, booklets, jewelry and design which gives you the opportinuty to discover more aspects of the Danish Jewish culture. COLLECTION - JEWMUS.DK The collection is relevant for researchers and students from a wide range of academic disciplines. This includes History, Art History, Hebrew and Yiddish Language Studies, Religious Studies, Jewish Studies, Sociology, Cultural Studies, Minority Studies, Ethnology etc. If you wish to make a donation or consult the collection, please

contact

ARCHITECTURE

Architecture. Daniel Libeskind has based his design of the museum on the unique circumstance of Danish-Jewish history that the majority of Danish Jews were saved from Nazi persecution by their Danish compatriots during the Second World War. This human involvement is symbolised in the form, structure and lighting of the museum.

VISIT - JEWMUS.DK

Friday - Sunday: 12 noon - 5 pm. Monday - Wensday closed (Open for guided tours) Summer. (June 1. - 31 of August) Tuesday to Sunday: 10 am - 5 pm. Monday closed. The museum has special opening hours during school holidays: Autum holiday (week 42), Winter RESEARCH - JEWMUS.DK Research in the Collection. In addition to the museum’s own research projects and publications, the museum serves as an information center which receives a constant stream of visits from scholars and students from both Denmark and abroad, who do research in the collections or consult the resources and library of the museum. Read more about EDUCATION - JEWMUS.DK Education. Special tours can be arranged for school classes. The conducted tours focus on religion, Danish Jewish history or the rescue of the Danish Jews in October 1943 during World War II- discuss your interests with the museum. We recommend to book a guided tour on work days between 9 am - 12 am - out of normal opening hours. Price: DKK

1700.-.

THE HIDDEN CHILDREN

The age distribution of the hidden children indicates how the parents and helpers judged the risk of bringing along small children. Up to 60 % of the hidden children were under 5 years old. 25% were under or close to 1 year old. The youngest was only 6 days old, the oldest 17 years. The parents of the hidden children came from all social THE ROYAL BOAT HOUSE The Royal Boat House. The Danish Jewish Museum is located in the oldest part of the Royal Library, originally the Royal Boat House in King Christian IV's (1588-1648) newly established harbor complex. The ships of the fleet were hidden there from the eyes of spies as the vessels were loaded with ammunition, cannons, and provisions. THE ROUNDUP OF DANISH JEWS The roundup of Danish Jews. On October 1, 1943, the telephones in Copenhagen were cut off. Columns of open platform lorries manned by German police drove out into the city streets from the German Headquarters at the City Hall Square. The German police brought along precise lists of the addresses of Jewish families and were assisted by

Danes who

DANSK JØDISK MUSEUM Author: Finn Schwarz Created Date: 4/5/2020 7:04:59 PM

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Indholdsfortegnelse 1 2 5 13 20 21 22 24 27 30 32 36 38 45 50 53 58 61 64 65 66 70 75 78 80 1. Daniel Libeskind – en æstetisk og historiefilosofisk position 2

POLSKE JØDER

I perioden 1969-1973 flygtede knap 3.000 jøder fra det kommunistiske Polen til Danmark. I slutningen af 1960´erne var den sovjetkontrollerede regering i Polen under pres. Utilfredsheden med styrets censur og magtudøvelse var stor i befolkningen. Efter Seksdageskrigen i 1967 jublede mange polakker over Israels sejr over nabolandene, som havde DEN SYVARMEDE LYSESTAGE I DANMARK 1 Den syvarmede lysestage i Danmark Fra sin jødiske oprindelse til nyere tids dansk kirkemode Af stud.mag. Casper Lindblad Andresen Den syvarmede oliestage er jødedommens THE DANISH JEWISH MUSEUM The exhibition of The Danish Jewish Museum is a broad presentation of Jewish life in Denmark through 400 years, and is a selection from the museum’s own collection. DANSK JØDISK MUSEUM Skolebesøg i museet. Museet tilbyder undervisningsforløb inden for emner som jødedom, oktober '43, antisemitisme og meget andet.

VISIT - JEWMUS.DK

Friday - Sunday: 12 noon - 5 pm. Monday - Wensday closed (Open for guided tours) Summer. (June 1. - 31 of August) Tuesday to Sunday: 10 am - 5 pm. Monday closed. The museum has special opening hours during school holidays: Autum holiday (week 42), Winter THE MUSEUM - JEWMUS.DK The Danish Jewish Museum is a state-subsidized cultural history museum, inaugurated on June 8, 2004. The museum is the only one of its kind in Denmark and participates in international cooperation through, i.a. the Association of European Jewish Museums (AEJM).

SHOP - JEWMUS.DK

Visit the museum shop and explore our much varied sortiment of books, booklets, jewelry and design which gives you the opportinuty to discover more aspects of the Danish Jewish culture. COLLECTION - JEWMUS.DK The collection is relevant for researchers and students from a wide range of academic disciplines. This includes History, Art History, Hebrew and Yiddish Language Studies, Religious Studies, Jewish Studies, Sociology, Cultural Studies, Minority Studies, Ethnology etc. If you wish to make a donation or consult the collection, please

contact

ARCHITECTURE

Architecture. Daniel Libeskind has based his design of the museum on the unique circumstance of Danish-Jewish history that the majority of Danish Jews were saved from Nazi persecution by their Danish compatriots during the Second World War. This human involvement is symbolised in the form, structure and lighting of the museum. THE DANISH JEWISH MUSEUM The exhibition of The Danish Jewish Museum is a broad presentation of Jewish life in Denmark through 400 years, and is a selection from the museum’s own collection. DANSK JØDISK MUSEUM Skolebesøg i museet. Museet tilbyder undervisningsforløb inden for emner som jødedom, oktober '43, antisemitisme og meget andet.

VISIT - JEWMUS.DK

Friday - Sunday: 12 noon - 5 pm. Monday - Wensday closed (Open for guided tours) Summer. (June 1. - 31 of August) Tuesday to Sunday: 10 am - 5 pm. Monday closed. The museum has special opening hours during school holidays: Autum holiday (week 42), Winter THE MUSEUM - JEWMUS.DK The Danish Jewish Museum is a state-subsidized cultural history museum, inaugurated on June 8, 2004. The museum is the only one of its kind in Denmark and participates in international cooperation through, i.a. the Association of European Jewish Museums (AEJM).

SHOP - JEWMUS.DK

Visit the museum shop and explore our much varied sortiment of books, booklets, jewelry and design which gives you the opportinuty to discover more aspects of the Danish Jewish culture. COLLECTION - JEWMUS.DK The collection is relevant for researchers and students from a wide range of academic disciplines. This includes History, Art History, Hebrew and Yiddish Language Studies, Religious Studies, Jewish Studies, Sociology, Cultural Studies, Minority Studies, Ethnology etc. If you wish to make a donation or consult the collection, please

contact

ARCHITECTURE

Architecture. Daniel Libeskind has based his design of the museum on the unique circumstance of Danish-Jewish history that the majority of Danish Jews were saved from Nazi persecution by their Danish compatriots during the Second World War. This human involvement is symbolised in the form, structure and lighting of the museum.

VISIT - JEWMUS.DK

Opening hours. FYI: The museum is closed, due to a much needed preserveration of our objects. We hope to see you soon. Follow us on Facebook or sign up for our monthly newsletter to get more information.. Winter (1 september - 31. may) RESEARCH - JEWMUS.DK The Danish Jewish Museum emphasizes close coordination between its collecting and research functions and its interaction with the public. Therefore the museum’s research projects include active collecting of objects and source materials to illuminate central issues EDUCATION - JEWMUS.DK Special tours can be arranged for school classes. The conducted tours focus on religion, Danish Jewish history or the rescue of the Danish Jews in October 1943 during World War II- THE ROYAL BOAT HOUSE The Danish Jewish Museum is located in the oldest part of the Royal Library, originally the Royal Boat House in King Christian IV's (1588-1648) newly established harbor complex.

THE HIDDEN CHILDREN

When the German occupying powers began the mass arrest of Jews in October 1943, 95% of the Danish Jews made it to safety in Sweden, among them over 1200 children. THE ROUNDUP OF DANISH JEWS On October 1, 1943, the telephones in Copenhagen were cut off. Columns of open platform lorries manned by German police drove out into the city streets from the DANSK JØDISK MUSEUM Author: Finn Schwarz Created Date: 4/5/2020 7:04:59 PM

KANDIDATSPECIALE

Indholdsfortegnelse 1 2 5 13 20 21 22 24 27 30 32 36 38 45 50 53 58 61 64 65 66 70 75 78 80 1. Daniel Libeskind – en æstetisk og historiefilosofisk position 2

POLSKE JØDER

I perioden 1969-1973 flygtede knap 3.000 jøder fra det kommunistiske Polen til Danmark. I slutningen af 1960´erne var den sovjetkontrollerede regering i Polen under pres. Utilfredsheden med styrets censur og magtudøvelse var stor i befolkningen. DEN SYVARMEDE LYSESTAGE I DANMARK 1 Den syvarmede lysestage i Danmark Fra sin jødiske oprindelse til nyere tids dansk kirkemode Af stud.mag. Casper Lindblad Andresen Den syvarmede oliestage er jødedommens THIS WEBSITE USES COOKIES We use cookies to personalise content and ads, to provide social media features and to analyse our traffic. We also share information about your use of our site with our social media, advertising and analytics partners who may combine it with other information that you’ve provided to them or that they’ve collected from your use of their

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SKOLEBESØG I MUSEET Museet tilbyder undervisningsforløb inden for emner som jødedom, oktober '43, antisemitisme og meget andet. Læs mere her. LUKKET GRUNDET KONSERVERING Vi er desværre fortsat lukket, nu grundet konservering af genstande. Vi ser frem til åbne igen, indtil da hold dig opdateret på vores aktuelt side og Facebook. KØBENHAVNS KULTURKVARTER Dansk Jødisk Museum er en del af Københavns Kulturkvarter. 19 attraktioner indenfor 15 minutter. Læs mere om Københavns kulturoase

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SKOLEBESØG I MUSEET Museet tilbyder undervisningsforløb inden for emner som jødedom, oktober '43, antisemitisme og meget andet. Læs mere her. LUKKET GRUNDET KONSERVERING Vi er desværre fortsat lukket, nu grundet konservering af genstande. Vi ser frem til åbne igen, indtil da hold dig opdateret på vores aktuelt side og Facebook.

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MUSEUMSBUTIKKEN

Læg vejen forbi butikken og gå på opdagelse i vores spændende udvalg af bøger, musik og design. Fordyb dig i endnu flere sider af dansk-jødisk kultur. BIDRAG TIL SAMLINGEN Ligger du inde med interessante materialer, der belyser dansk jødisk historie? Museet modtager gerne nye donationer til samlingen. DANSK JØDISK MUSEUM PÅ INSTAGRAM Nu er vi på Instagram på @thedanishjewishmuseum! Kom med bag kulissen, og se billeder fra hverdagen og særlige arrangementer på

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MUSEUMSBUTIKKEN

Læg vejen forbi butikken og gå på opdagelse i vores spændende udvalg af bøger, musik og design. Fordyb dig i endnu flere sider af dansk-jødisk kultur. BIDRAG TIL SAMLINGEN Ligger du inde med interessante materialer, der belyser dansk jødisk historie? Museet modtager gerne nye donationer til samlingen.

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TILMELD DIG VORES NYHEDSBREV Her kan du holde dig opdateret om arrangementer og andet nyt fra

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