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Jewish Museum Munich offers city walk on Möhlstraße and post-war Jewish life in Bogenhausen
The Jewish Museum Munich has invited the public to a guided city walk in Bogenhausen, "Möhlstraße – Then and Now", on Sunday 18 October at 11am.
The walk centres on Möhlstraße, which, like almost no other place, has come to symbolise Munich's post-war period. On this street and in the surrounding streets, an important social, economic and political hub developed for Jewish displaced persons (DPs).
Participants visit key sites in the history of Munich's DPs. The walk also addresses questions of visibility and remembrance in the city's public spaces.
Further information and registration are available at https://go.muenchen.de/die-moehlstrasse.
The museum's research into sites of Jewish post-war history in Munich can also be explored online. The online exhibition "Munich Displaced ONLINE. Jewish Displaced Persons in Munich 1945–1951" looks at the city from the perspective of Jewish DPs and tells of their experiences. It can be found at https://go.muenchen.de/muenchen-displaced-online.
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Written from Rathaus-Umschau, Landeshauptstadt München (amtliches Werk, § 5 UrhG). Check the original record