Schopfloch
Tiny Schopfloch is typical of the German villages in which Jews lived from the Middle Ages until the Nazi-era. The city had a Jewish mayor in the 18th century, and, until the 1830s, the population was one-third Jewish. Memorial plaques mark both the 18th-century Jewish School and the site of the Synagogue destroyed on Kristallnacht.
Jewish Schopflochers developed a local patois, based largely on Hebrew that became commonplace. The dialect contains some 2,000 words of Hebrew origin.
Events
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T-Rex and Brachiosaurus at Berlin's Natural History Museum
12/17/15 - 12/12/18 -
Musical: Disney's The Lion King
01/01/16 - 12/31/17 -
With the sword or strong faith - Luther and the witches
04/30/16 - 12/31/18 -
German Spy Museum: Capital of Spies
07/15/16 - 12/31/18 -
THE ONE Grand Show, Berlin
09/22/16 - 07/14/18 -
Video installation „Hundertwasser Experience“
09/24/16 - 08/24/17 -
Media of the Reformation - Clash of Religions
10/02/16 - 09/30/17 -
Musical: Hinterm Horizont
11/15/16 - 07/30/17 -
GOD’S WORK AND WORD IN FRONT OF YOUR EYES. Art in the Context of the Reformation
11/24/16 - 01/01/18 -
Sensation − Propaganda − Resistance: Luther, the Pamphlet, and the Consequences
12/08/16 - 07/23/17