No longer the butt of jokes: New museum in Haifa celebrates prim and proper Yekke culture
In the years between Adolf Hitler's rise to power and the start of World War II, roughly 60,000 German-speaking Jews fled to British Mandatory Palestine. Known as the "Yekkes," they exerted a profound influence on the Jewish state in the making, whether in art, architecture, law, education, manufact…
Elolvasom a cikket itt: haaretz.com ›
