Presented in November 2002 at the Jewish Museum Vienna, the exhibition One Night and One Day told of the events that occurred in Vienna from November 9, 1938 to November 10, 1938, using an impressively clear chronology printed on the walls of the exhibition area on the second floor. It was possible to read here […] | more
With your assistance, the Jewish Museum Vienna is collecting photos, documents, and objects relating to the memory of the victims of October 7th. | more
The Jewish Museum Vienna mourns the loss of Murray G. Hall (1947 - 2023). | more
For 10 years Victoria Blitz has been hanging in the glass atrium of the Jewish Museum Vienna. A few farewell thoughts. | more
Whereas in traditional Judaism the tallit is only worn by men, today more and more women see it as their right to wear a prayer shawl. On the occasion of the Pride month we present you a rainbow tallit from our collection. | more
Whereas in traditional Judaism the tallit is only worn by men, today more and more women see it as their right to wear a prayer shawl. On the occasion of the Pride month we present you a rainbow tallit from our collection. | more
Textiles comprise a significant part of the Judaica collection of the Jewish Museum Vienna. These works are now being digitized and partially restored. | more
The Jewish Museum Vienna comments on the ongoing discussion of the exhibition "100 Misunderstandings about and among Jews". | more
The International Holocaust Remembrance Day commemorates the more than 1,000 persecuted Viennese Jewish women and men who fled to their deaths by taking their own lives before they could be annihilated by the National Socialists. | more
The Jewish Museum Vienna mourns the death of Karl Pfeifer. | more