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Description
Jews have lived in Hamburg for over 400 years. They come from different backgrounds; they are secular and religious; middle class and working class; they engage in trade and commerce, conduct research, and shape the city's art and culture. This catalogue explores that diversity as it considers Hamburg through the lens of Jewish history and links it to landmark locations such as the port, the Kontorhaus district, and the Office for 'Restitution and Compensation'. It focuses on issues relating to the creation and attribution of identities, the sense of belonging and exclusion, and how the realities of Jewish life have been - and still are - shaped to this day. In-depth essays by experts on Jewish history and its representation complement the richly illustrated catalogue section.With a welcome message by Carsten BrosdaWith a foreword by Hans-Jörg Czech and Anja Dauschek With contributions by Yaniv Feller | Alina Gromova | Karen Körber | Hanno Loewy | Kristina Omelchenko | Björn Siegel | Barbara Staudinger | Kim Wünschmann | Meryem Choukri, Vanessa Hirsch, Anne Kunhardt, Jonas Stier and Susanne Wernsing



