Marc Grellert, Manfred Koob, Agnieszka Lulinska.

Bonn, Germany, 2000. 79 pp., illustrations: 38 col., 27 b&w, 24 × 17 cm. German.

3764370343

Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik Deutschland (17 May–16 July 2000)

Virtual reconstructions of 16 German synagogues which, prior to their destruction, were integral parts of their cities’ urban landscape. Exhibition in three sections: 1. historical introduction to the process of discrimination and social ostracism of the Jews, which culminated in Kristallnacht, 2. photographic documentation of the synagogues’ destruction process, and 3. virtual tours inside the synagogue reconstructions. Catalog essays discuss Jewish religious architecture (Marc Grellert), German synagogues (Salomon Korn), and the use of modern technology to create virtual reconstructions (Marc Grellert, Manfred Koob). Synagogues presented according to city, with documentary photographs, virtual images, and historical descriptions.

ANTISEMITIC IMAGES/OBJECTS
BERLIN
COLOGNE
DORTMUND
DRESDEN
FRANKFURT AM MAIN
GERMANY
HANOVER
KAISERSLAUTERN
KRISTALLNACHT
LEIPZIG
MUNICH
NUREMBERG
PHOTOGRAPHS
PLAUEN
SYNAGOGUES
SYNAGOGUES, ARCHITECTURAL PLANS
SYNAGOGUES, ARCHITECTURE
SYNAGOGUES, MODELS/RECONSTRUCTIONS

Historical photographs
Synagogues, Berlin
Synagogues, Cologne
Synagogues, Dortmund
Synagogues, Dresden
Synagogues, Frankfurt am Main
Synagogues, Germany
Synagogues, Hanover
Synagogues, Kaiserslautern
Synagogues, Leipzig
Synagogues, Munich
Synagogues, Nuremberg
Synagogues, Plauen

Beit Hatfutsot, Tel Aviv, Israel (2004); Jüdisches Kulturmuseum Augsburg-Schwaben, Augsburg, Germany (10 February–25 April 2010)

#1801 (Tel Aviv, expanded edition)