Jews on the Battlefield of the Great War
Remembering the Jewish Soldiers of all Armies in WW1. Events at 06th October 2019 in Kaliningrad (Russia, former Koenigsberg, East Prussia, Germany)
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In the footsteps of the Jewish Koenigsberg
A training for city guides for two tours in the footsteps of the Jews of Königsberg was carried out in cooperation with the Association of
Kosher dining room in Kaliningrad
It’s happened! Today the kosher dining room in Kaliningrad synagogue started its work (at the site of the former Koenigsberger Syn.). It opened its doors
Rastenburg, thank’s for the gift of association Blusztyn
Paul Hecht was cantor in Rastenburg, later in Berlin. He survived the Theresienstadt camp, worked in Berlin after the war (photo) and emigrated to America.
Michael Wieck in Allenstein / Olstyn
A moving moment for all visitors to the Mendelsohn House was the final message when Michael Wieck read his “Credo”, the message of the Holocaust
Meeting Michael Wieck in Warsaw
Invitation to a meeting with Michael Wieck in Warsaw on April 16 2019. He was born in 1928 in Königsberg, he is a violonist with
Invasion of Memel, 80th anniversary
On 24 March 2019 the Jewish Community in Klaipeda (Lithuania, in German: Memel) is holding a conference to mark the 80th anniversary of the German
Magdalena Lewkowicz from Mrągowo awarded the POLIN 2018 Prize
Sensburg in East Prussia ist today Mrągowo in Poland Polskie Radio Olsztyn, Dec 06 2018: “Magdalena Lewkowicz was honored for taking care of the memory of
Visiting Michael Wieck, the Witness to the fall of Königsberg
The famous former Königsberger (born 1928) received a greeting at his residence from the opening of the synagogue in Kaliningrad. The author of the book
Greetings to the Kaliningrad Congegration
Moshe L. Meron (formerly Max Ludwig Segall) former Deputy President of the Knesset(Parliament of Israel) and Deputy Mayor of the City of Ramat Gan in