This is a won­der­ful dis­play in print of the Cen­trum Judaicum, The Cen­tral Jew­ish Muse­um in Berlin, which is housed in a beau­ti­ful, new­ly ren­o­vat­ed syn­a­gogue in Berlin. The exhib­it details the sto­ry of the Jews of Berlin dur­ing the Nazi reign.

The authors tell their sto­ry in a per­son­al way. As they take us back to Nazi-era Berlin we see the city from the per­spec­tive of its Jew­ish inhab­i­tants. This is a human sto­ry with pho­tographs and doc­u­ments that are far more pow­er­ful than the expla­na­tions that accom­pa­ny them. The Jews in Nazi Berlin is a won­der­ful and respect­ful memo­r­i­al to the Jews who lived and died in Berlin from Kristall­nacht to the liberation.