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Tuschezeichnung von Erna Pinner (1890 - 1997), Wasserskifahrer in Lido (Venedig)

Esther Rolle aus Italien, 18. Jahrhundert, Pergament, mit Sepia beschrieben und bemalt

Collection of Everyday Objects

Kriegstagebücher von Siegfried Moritz Auerbach aus dem Ersten Weltkrieg

Frank Family Center

Preservation, research and facilitation – the Frank Family Center maintains the estate of Anne Frank’s family from Frankfurt.

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Our Museum's History

We are the first independent Jewish museum in Germany, opened on November 9, 1988 by Federal Chancellor Helmut Kohl on occasion of the 50th anniversary of the November Pogrome. In 1992 we opened our second location Museum Judengasse. Learn more about our museum's history and the history of our Rothschild Palais.

Blick auf das Rothschildpalais am Untermainkai in Frankfurt am Main.

History of the Jewish Museum Frankfurt

Diese historische Grafik zeigt eine Ansicht des Untermainkais in Frankfurt am Main mit dem Rothschildpalais

History of the Rothschild Palais

Digital Museum

Diverse social media channels, online exhibitions and apps: Find out everything you would like to know about our digital offerings and our digital strategy here.

Digitale Vermittlungsangebote im Jüdischen Museum Frankfurt. Kinder mit Tablet im Museum Judengasse Frankfurt

Library

Our museum library is a library specialised in Jewish history, religion and culture. As a non-lending library, we welcome all who are interested in visiting us during the Jewish Museum opening hours. Access to the library is currently limited due to renovation and therefore only possible by advance appointment.

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