Is it possible, indeed necessary, to show anti-Semitic images in museums? Or does this reinforce hateful prejudices? How are young Jews doing in Germany today? Why does anti-Semitism still exist? What can we do to combat hostility towards Jews? Eleven stations in the permanent exhibition "Landesgeschichte(n)" at the Haus der Geschichte will address these questions from February 10, 2026 to September 13, 2026. They question, supplement and comment on objects and stories in the museum with facts, objections and wishes.
For example, the "Conspiracy Generator" shows how anti-Semitic conspiracy narratives work. In videos, Jewish people talk about their hopes, fears and disappointments.
The exhibition intervention is part of the "Anti-Anti 2.0 - Together against anti-Semitism" project funded by the Ministry of Science, Research and the Arts. It was developed by a project team from the Haus der Geschichte and community curators, supported by an expert board made up of people who work in research, education, counseling and mediation critical of anti-Semitism.
For example, the "Conspiracy Generator" shows how anti-Semitic conspiracy narratives work. In videos, Jewish people talk about their hopes, fears and disappointments.
The exhibition intervention is part of the "Anti-Anti 2.0 - Together against anti-Semitism" project funded by the Ministry of Science, Research and the Arts. It was developed by a project team from the Haus der Geschichte and community curators, supported by an expert board made up of people who work in research, education, counseling and mediation critical of anti-Semitism.
