Hartmut Bomhoff M.A.

2017

Erinnerung gestalten: eine Herausforderung für angehende Rabbiner und Kantoren am Beispiel christlich-jüdischer Begegnung, in: Neues Judentum – altes Erinnern? Zeiträume des Gedenkens, hrsg. von Dmitrij Belkin, Lara Hensch u. Eva Lezzi, Berlin 2017, 134-148.
Judenfreund ‒Judenfeind? Jüdische Perspektiven auf Martin Luther, in: Unser Luther? Perspektiven auf ein Jahrhundert-Jubiläum, hrsg. vom Evangelischen Predigerseminar, Hanna Kasparik, Lutherstadt Wittenberg 2017, 44-59.
Essen in Gemeinschaft. „Heiliges Mahl“ im Judentum, in: Interreligiöser Kalender für das Land Brandenburg 2018, hrsg, von Neues Potsdamer Toleranzedikt e.V., Potsdam 2017.

Articles in „Jewish Voice from Germany“

April 2017:

Augsburg Synagogue: Against All Odds. The Bavarian city celebrates the centenary of its Jewish hub.
Templers in Israel: Like in Old Times. Traces of German Christian pioneers in the Promised Land

Traces of Jewish Life in Thuringia. Embracing a rich tradition, immigrants today secure the community’s future.
Testimony of Medieval Ashkenaz. The Old Synagogue of Erfurt hosts a unique treasure.
Berlin 1937: In the Shadow of Things to Come. An exhibition examines life in Germany’s capital under Nazi rule.
A Comprehensive Introduction to Israeli Law. An academic cooperation between Jerusalem and Potsdam closes a gap.

Motik’s Reel-to-Reel. Singer Sveta Kundish revives the story of her family.
Splendor and Misery of the Weimar Republic. From Otto Dix to Jeanne Mammen: An artistic chronicle

Beilage der Jewish Voice from Germany in Die WELT

Christliche Zionsliebe: Es ist wie in alten Zeiten. Als sich die Templer im Gelobten Land ansiedelten.
Palmas jüdisches Erbe. Eine geschlossene Gesellschaft: Chronik der Xuetes.
100 Jahre Synagoge Augsburg: Glanz, Zerstörung und Neuanfang. Das Gotteshaus ist Zeuge eines wechselvollen Jahrhunderts.

Großvater Motiks Tonband. Kantorin Sveta Kundish bringt ihre Familiengeschichte auf die Bühne

Article in „Jüdische Allgemeine“

Articles in „Jewish Voice from Germany“

April 2016:

„500 Years of Venice Ghetto: ‘So That They Do Not Move Around at Night’. La Serenissima commemorates its Jewish past”, S. 16
“Boris Lurie. Artist of No Compromises. Largest retrospective yet at the Jewish Museum Berlin”, S. 18
“Jewish Brewery Tales. In Bavaria, ‘Beer is the Wine of This Land’”, S. 19
“Bomhoff Recommends: Look Past Your Own Nose!”, S. 22
“Dispute, Debate and Dialogue”,Interview with Benny Fischer, President of the European Union of Jewish Students, S. 22
“Bridges between Judaism, Christianity and Islam. 60 years ago, Leo Baeck set the cornerstones of true interfaith dialogue”, S. 24

“Wroclaw: A City of Many Colors Builds Its Identity. Poland’s boomtown celebrates itself as a European Capital of Culture”, S. 16.
“Berlin: Pride of the Jews and Ornament to the City. 150th anniversary of the grand New Synagogue”, S. 18.
“Yiddish Summer Weimar: The Face and Voice of Ashkenaz. A festival explores European legends and Yiddish crossovers”, S. 21
“A House of Hope beneath the Ground. New floor sculpture evokes historical home of Moses Mendelssohn”, S. 21
“Bomhoff Recommends. You Don’t Have to Be That Funny”, S. 22
“Repentance, Prayer and Charity. Admitting our shortcomings is the most meaningful offering“, S. 24

“The Transformation of German Jewry. With a new generation diversity unfolds”, S. 16.
“Flourishing, Destruction and Memory. The ‘Shum’ cities of the Rhine are on their way to World Heritage status”, S. 18.
“Soul Place for Reconciliation and Education. A small house by a lake contains the history of twentieth-century Germany”, S. 21.
“Bomhoff Recommends: No Double Standards“, S. 22.
“A Road of Repentance and Consolation. Getting from Tisha b’Av to Yom Kippur”, S. 24.

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