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Their publicly accessible art collection in Mosse-Palais on Leipziger Platz filled twenty rooms: what art interested the important German newspaper publisher Rudolf Mosse and his wife Emilie? In 1934, their treasures were auctioned off under Nazi pressure. The traces of several individual works lead to the United States, Israel, and to Berlin’s Museum Island.

With words of greeting from Dr. Chana Schütz, member of the board of trustees, Stiftung Exilmuseum, and Heike Catherina Mertens, member of the executive board, Stiftung Exilmuseum Berlin
Lecture: Michael Bienert and Elke Linda Buchholz
Discussion leader: Dr. Chana Schütz
There will be a brief reception following the discussion.

This event will be held in German.

Free admission
Die Sitzplätze sind begrenzt (ca. 50 Stühle), kommen Sie bitte rechtzeitig.

Location: Werkstatt Exilmuseum
Fasanenstraße 24, 10719 Berlin
The building is unfortunately not barrier-free.

This event is part of the lecture series Wiedergefunden: Privatsammlungen in Deutschland nach 1933 and takes place in cooperation with the Förderkreis Denkmal für die ermordeten Juden Europas and the Jewish Community of Berlin.

Image: Anton von Werner: Das Gastmahl der Familie Mosse, Entwurf, 1899, Jüdisches Museum Berlin