Port of Hamburg: Destination Exile
‘… my formerly so beloved Hamburg.’ Like almost all the Jews who fled Hamburg, the export agent and publisher of the ‘Hamburger Verladehandbuch’ Albert Serkes, who lived in Chilehaus, emigrated by ship via the harbour.
‘… my formerly so beloved Hamburg.’ Like almost all the Jews who fled Hamburg, the export agent and publisher of the ‘Hamburger Verladehandbuch’ Albert Serkes, who lived in Chilehaus, emigrated by ship via the harbour. Author Michael Batz tells the story of flight and exile based on the history of two Hamburg locations that he researched for his latest books – the ‘Chilehaus Story’ and ‘The House of Paul Levy. Rothenbaumchaussee 26’. He presents moving biographies.
Organised by: Dölling and Galitz Publishers
In co-operation with: German Harbour Museum | Hamburg Historical Museums Foundation and MIT2WO Kulturverein e. V.
Language: German
Free admission
Registration at ursula.richenberger@deham.shmh.de
Hannah Arendt Salon
Schulterblatt 130
20357 Hamburg
Eintritt frei Anmeldung unter ursula.richenberger@deham.shmh.de