The exhibition tells the life stories of Viennese Jews forced into exile after the 1938 Anschluss. It explores the loss of home, difficult new beginnings and repeated journeys of flight to different parts of the world.
until Apr 4, 2027
€15, reduced €11–13, free up to 19
The exhibition tells the life stories of Viennese Jews forced into exile after the 1938 Anschluss. It explores the loss of home, difficult new beginnings and repeated journeys of flight to different parts of the world.
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Tue, Oct 27 · 18:00
House of Austrian History, mezzanine, 1010
How did Austria’s Ethnic Groups Act come about, and what would a modern minority policy look like? The House of Austrian History and Initiative Minderheiten host a lecture and discussion on language rights, recognition and current conflicts. A historical keynote by Ilse Reiter-Zatloukal is followed by perspectives from minority communities, moderated by Jessica Beer. The event lasts about 90 minutes and is held in German. The free event is currently fully booked.
The Jewish Museum Vienna opens both locations with free admission on 8 November. Dorotheergasse and Judenplatz host guided tours, exhibition talks and hands-on activities, from Feldenkrais in the museum and Jewish city history to a short Hebrew lesson. The day starts at 10 am and no registration is required. Individual activities are listed below with their location and time.
GOTA Running Club meets at 9 am on Sundays at GOTA Coffee Experts, Mariahilfer Straße 192. Two groups run towards Schönbrunn and back at approximately 7 or 5 minutes per kilometre. Optional breakfast follows, with limited places.