On the 5th In September 1942, 73 Jews were deported from Fulda to Theresienstadt. Only two survived. Young people of the project “Jewish Life in Fulda” of the Winfriedschule, together with descendants of the people, commemorate the event 81 years…
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Eine Ausstellung der Projektgruppe „Jüdisches Leben in Fulda“ Als ein Produkt der Exkursion in die Gedenkstätte Auschwitz vom 15.01.-20.01.2023 stellen die Jugendlichen der Projektgruppe “Jüdisches Leben in Fulda” der Winfriedschule Fulda vom 24. April-21. Mai 2023 vor den Spiegelsälen des Stadtschlosses Fulda…
“On Wednesday morning, the Winfriedschule Fulda together with the tenth grades welcomed guests from Israel and the USA to the commemoration of the Kristallnacht. After the film “Refuge” and an introduction of the visitors, any questions regarding the Second World…
84 years ago today, on November 9, 1938, the synagogue in Fulda was destroyed by the National Socialists during the Night of Broken Glass. On the occasion of this sad anniversary, a team of volunteers led by Fulda’s representative for Jewish…
Thursday, November 10th , 6pm Learning from the Past: „Kindertransport“ and the demise of the Fulda Jewish Communitywith Michael Braunold Location: Wohnzimmer Fulda, Free Entrance ** Event Language English! ** We give a warm welcome to a very special guest…
“We will not forget you!” Commemoration of the 1938 pogromOld Jewish Cemetery (Jerusalemplatz) in FuldaNovember 9, 2022 1 p.m. An event organized by the project group “Jewish Life” and the choir of the Winfried School and the Jewisch Community Fulda.
December 8, 2021 was the 80th anniversary of the deportation from Fulda to Riga. Although a silent march had been planned together with the project group and assisted by the Winfried School, sadly, this could not take place due to…
The commemoration this year was a special one, as we were able to meet, for the first time ever, at the square of the destroyed synagogue. Students from their project “Jewish Life in Fulda” made impressive speeches – they had…