Die Herrenstraße 14 in Memmingen, in der Jakob Feibelmann seit Ende der 1920er Jahre mit seiner Familie wohnte, o.D. © Amira Korin, Herzliya, Israel
Temporary exhibition Feibel­­mann must go.

An Anti-Semitic Episode in Small-town Swabia
A Traveling Exhibition of the Jewish Museum Augsburg Swabia in Cooperation with the Network of Historical Synagogue Sites in Bavarian Swabia
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500 years
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Currently on display

18.04.2023 – 03.10.2023

Pesach – Matzah and more

Temporary exhibition

City Center
Die Herrenstraße 14 in Memmingen, in der Jakob Feibelmann seit Ende der 1920er Jahre mit seiner Familie wohnte, o.D. © Amira Korin, Herzliya, Israel

14.03.2023 – 03.09.2023

Feibel­­mann must go. An Anti-Semitic Episode in Small-town Swabia

Temporary exhibition

Former Kriegshaber Synagogue
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