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Ehemalige Jüdische Schule Leer and its collection
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The Former Jewish School in Leer, East Frisia, serves as a cultural and memorial site. The institution, run by the district, positions itself as a place of remembrance and commemoration. It hosts exhibitions and cultural events that focus on Jewish life, both in the past and present.
Permanent Exhibition and Film Interviews
The permanent exhibition at the Former Jewish School delves into the history of the building and the lives of those who lived, learned, and taught there. It features three film interviews with former students, who share their experiences from the time the school was operational, its closure, and their personal suffering during the Shoah.
Building Facilities
The Former Jewish School building houses six rooms that are used for exhibitions and cultural events. These include a classroom on the ground floor. The upper floor, which is accessible by an elevator, contains additional exhibition rooms and a seminar room.
Additional Activities
In addition to its permanent exhibition, the Former Jewish School also hosts special exhibitions, readings, theater performances, and Hebrew courses. The institution is owned and operated by the district of Leer.
DEGedenkstätte Ehemalige Jüdische Schule Leer
History & Anthropology Religion Historic house Film
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#2 History & Anthropology in Landkreis Leer
#2 Historic houses in Landkreis Leer
#6 Free museums in Lower Saxony
#40 History & Anthropology in Lower Saxony
#1 Film museums in Lower Saxony
#23 Historic houses in Lower Saxony
#6 Religion museums in Lower Saxony
#62 Free museums in Germany
#11 Film museums in Germany
#67 Religion museums in Germany
#46 Film museums in Europe