Jörn Grabowski, Ruth Strohschein.

Berlin, Germany, 1988. 112 pp., illustrations: 46 b&w, 27 × 24 cm. German.

Museum Ephraim-Palais (20 September 1988–10 January 1989)

An exhibition from East Germany on the history and culture of the Jews of Berlin. Introduction by Siegmund Rotstein. Eight essays on various topics, including: the Jewish holidays (Heinrich Simon), James Simon, patron of the Berlin Museum (Irene Geismeier), and two rediscovered artworks from the former Berlin Jewish Museum. Catalog listing according to exhibition rooms. Room 2.1 was dedicated to the Berlin Jewish Museum, Room 2.2 to important individuals, and Room 2.3 to the holiday cycle. Basic entries. Unnumbered listing. More than 500 items.

BERLIN
BERLINER JÜDISCHES MUSEUM, HISTORY OF
CEREMONIAL OBJECTS
HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS
PHOTOGRAPHS
PORTRAITS
TORAH ORNAMENTS

Besamim
Candlesticks/Candelabra
Chagall, Marc
Drawings/Sketches
Etrog containers
Germany
Hanukkah lamps
Hevra Kadisha tzedakah boxes
Historical photographs
Holocaust
Judaica exhibitions, pre-World War II (photographs of)
Keter Torah
Kiddush cups
Matzah covers/bags
Mendelssohn, Moses
Mizrach
Oppenheim, Moritz Daniel
Pesach plates
Postcards
Prints, synagogues
Purim groggers
Purim plates
Rimmonim
Scrolls of Esther, cases
Scrolls of Esther, modern/contemporary
Shabbat lamps
Tass
Tefillin cases
Torah Ark curtains
Torah binders
Torah mantles
Tzedakah boxes/containers
Wedding rings
Yad