Discover the
Jewish Halberstadt

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The story
of the Jews in Halberstadt

The earliest document that refers to the existence of Jews in Halberstadt is a letter of protection issued in 1261 by Bishop Volrad of Kranichfeld in conjunction with the city council and the citizens.
The inventory of the almost completely preserved archive of the Jewish community of Halberstadt begins with July 1641.
The tradition becomes considerably denser after the Thirty Years’ War, when the bishopric of Halberstadt lost its independence with the Peace of Westphalia in 1648 and became part of Brandenburg-Prussia.

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Are you curious?

Halberstadt has a lot to offer. Feel free to visit our Berend Lehmann Museum, or book a guided city walk with one of our staff.

Schoene Bilder und Orte. Gerne mehr Videos.

It was a great way to explore the town and its history. Check out the museum its worth it.

Interessant, was man so alles ueber seine eigene Stadt lernt. Danke schoen.

Answers

to common questions
to the project Jewish Halberstadt

Der Rundgang ist sowohl auf Deutsch als auch auf Englisch verfuegbar. Mit einem Smartphone und einer Internetverbindung koennen Sie die Sprache waehlen, die Ihnen für den Rundgang am besten zusagt.

The Berend Lehmann Museum of Jewish
History and culture is after the court Jew
Berend Lehmann (1661 – 1730) named, one of the
most important court Jews of his time.

The permanent exhibition of the Berend Lehmann Museum
shows the history of the Jewish community
Halberstadt exemplifies that of the Jews in Prussia.