Lebenszeugnisse: Gewalt gegen Juden im Scheunenviertel
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Book presentation, conversation
Wolfgang Benz in conversation with Karsten Krampitz
After the First World War, the legendary Scheunenviertel district in the center of Berlin was the scene of anti-Semitic violence in November 1923, a year of crisis for poor Jews from Eastern Europe. In Grenadierstraße, a mob raged against Jews, looting and using violence. The pogrom was soon forgotten and suppressed, but it was a prelude to the persecution of the "Third Reich". Karsten Krampitz has researched the background and reports on it in an interview with historian Wolfgang Benz.
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