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The Jewish community in Görlitz is considered extinct since the 2nd World War. Persecuted, expelled, or murdered in the years 1933-1945, the fates of the former Jewish inhabitants are accordingly changeable.

The Hebrew Library in Berlin is an independent project to promote the Hebrew language and culture in Berlin. The library has a collection of about ten thousand books and gladly accepts donated books.
The Hebrew Library hosts cultural events in Hebrew, Hebrew and Arabic language courses are offered, as well as readings and meetings with poets, various workshops for adults and children, and film and theater performances. The library is open to all interested parties.