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Jüdisches Kinderheim Kapellner
A Shelter of Hope in Times of Darkness
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The Jewish Children's Home Kapellner serves as a poignant reminder of the care and protection offered to Jewish children during the harrowing years of Nazism. It honors the brave souls who provided hope amidst adversity. Visiting this site immerses you in moving stories, bringing history to life.
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In 1936, the Jewish Children's Home Kapellner relocated from Potsdam to Berlin-Zehlendorf, presenting a significant logistical challenge.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1934
Guided Story
Can you feel the whisper of the wind on your face? It's as though it's telling you stories of the past. Here, in 1934, a courageous journey began. Heinrich and Flora Kapellner opened this home to protect Jewish children, offering them hope. Picture the little feet that once ran across this ground, playing and laughing. Behind you, imagine the path that led them into an uncertain future, yet always with a glimmer of hope in their hearts. This is a place of remembrance, honoring the resilience and bravery that shone through even the darkest times.
