‘All the cliches on the table’: Germany’s ‘Friday Night Jews’ talk show uses humor to familiarize Germans with Jewish culture
By diving into conversations about Jews that make many Germans uncomfortable, “Friday Night Jews” is a radical and ambitious program.
Isabel Frey is a 26-year-old Bundist who records protest songs in Yiddish. Now she’s also an Austrian politician.
Frey is especially drawn to what she sees as neo-Bundism’s message of anti-assimilation and reclaiming Jewish cultural heritage.
Short film ‘Masel Tov Cocktail’ explodes stereotypes about being young, Jewish and misunderstood in Germany
The darkly comic 30-minute film on a day in the life as a young Jewish person in Germany pokes fun at several layers of a society.
After World War II, there were 100 Jews left in Frankfurt. Today, the community has a potent voice.
A short history of the Jewish community in one of Germany’s largest cities.