The Place to Be. Salons - Spaces of Emancipation
The exhibition introduces the salons of Fanny Arnstein and Josephine Wertheimstein, right up to the reform salons of Berta Zuckerkandl and Eugenie Schwarzwald, as cultured spaces of politics and political spaces of culture.More
Persecuted. Engaged. Married. Marriages of Convenience in Exile
Some Viennese Jewish women sought to escape through marriages of convenience with foreign citizens. The marriages were concluded on paper, be it out of solidarity or against payment, to enable these women to reach a country where Jews were not (yet) persecuted.More
Teddy Kollek. The Viennese mayor of Jerusalem
Kollek’s life journey tells of constantly worsening conditions in Vienna before the Anschluss, of his work to rescue refugees from the Nazi regime, and his efforts to enable a peaceful co-existence between Jews and Palestinians, especially in Jerusalem.More
“Our City! Jewish Vienna - Then to Now”
The journey starts from 1945 to the present. It describes the tedious progress after 1945 towards the rebuilding of the Jewish community.More
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