Month: December 2024

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Pompeii Italy

Leaving our villa in Sant’Agata

Pompeii

Amphitheatre

Pompeii – Wikipedia
This article is about the ancient city. For the modern Italian city, see Pompei. For the Classical Roman leader, see Pompey. For the Roman family, see Pompeia gens. For the Pacific island, see Pohnpei. For other uses, see Pompeii (disambiguation).

To Rome by train

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Kassel Germany

At the Synagogue with Rabbi Shaul Nekrich

The memorial of the former synagogue

The Oppenheim Stolpersteine

The Railway Station Tracks Memorial

Kassel Germany has a Lesson for Us!
By Eli and Jill Rabinowitz Perth Australia 13 December 2024 Burning The Synagogue Australians Jill and Eli Rabinowitz visited the site of the Great Synagogue of Kassel Germany in November 2024, whe…

The town square

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Pogromnacht anniversary visit
The Rabinowitzes spent an hour with Rabbi Shaul Nekrich in the current synagogue, rebuilt in 2000 on the same block as the memorial.

By Uber to the Kassel Wilhelmshohe Railway Station

The trains to Hannover Airport at 266km / hr

My post from 2023

Kassel Germany
Kassel Germany – hometown of Dorrith Oppenheim Sim 12 July 23 With Gabriele Hafermass of the Stadmuseum Hofgeismar The train from Hofgeismar which converts into a tram in Kassel Hofgeismar to…
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Hofgeismar Germany

Julia Drinnenberg

The drive with Beate Lehrmann

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With Beate & Julia

Julia has been an amazing source of material on Dorrith Sim and In My Pocket

A tour of the Hofgeismar Stadtmuseum with Julia

Our return to Kassel by train

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A special thank you to Birgit Ruhl for her kindness

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Bad Arolsen

With Beate and Ernst

Looking for Hercules!

Hercules monument (Kassel) – Wikipedia
The Hercules monument is a landmark in the German city of Kassel. It is located in the Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe (Wilhelmshöhe Mountainpark) in northern Hesse, Germany.
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Presentation by Franzisca Schubert

International center on the Nazi era – Arolsen Archives
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A walk around Bad Arolsen & lunch with Ernst & Beate

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