Gymnasium Heide-Ost, Schleswig-Holstein
Exhibition-places
exhibition places
The girls in room 28
Since the opening of the exhibition on September 23, 2004 in Schwerin, as part of the "Verfemte Musik" competition of the Jeunesses Musicales Landesverband MV, the exhibition was on display in many places. The contemporary witnesses were often guests, sometimes all eight women who actively participated in our remembrance project were there. Various events took place as part of the exhibition - readings, eyewitness talks, commemorative events, school projects. The exhibition was often used as a supporting program for performances of the children's opera Brundibar shown. Then some of the "girls from room 28" played in the opera, everyone saw them and the songs remained unforgettable for them.
Thanks to
I would like to say a big thank you to all the organizers and friends who have shown the exhibition over the years. Each individual contributed to the project being able to develop further. I would also like to thank all the sponsors of the project. I also thank you Thomas Rietschel and Volker Ahmels. Even before the book and exhibition saw the light of day in 2004, they found great interest in what was emerging. Thomas Rietschel, then general secretary of Jeunesses Musicales Germany and initiator of the music education Brundibar project, invited us to Weikersheim in 1999. Volker Ahmels, head of the Jeunesses Musicales MV and initiator of the "Verfemte Musik" competition, gave us the opportunity to present the exhibition as part of this festival in Schwerin on September 23, 2004 to open for the first time. This was three years before the founding of the association Room 28 eV
Rückblick
2022
Dahn/Rhineland-Palatinate
2020-2021
Erfurt, remembered by Topf & Sons
2019
June 2019. Cardiff/Wales, Millennium Centre. The exhibition was part of the Welsh National Opera House (WNO) Freedom Festival program and illustrated the historical context of the Theresienstadt performances of the children's opera Brundibár, which was staged at the WNO and directed by David Pountney. The musical director was Tomás Hanuš, musical director of the WNO and son of Anna Hanusová, "our Flaška". Together with Helga Kinsky, she forms the soul of the project "The Girls from Room 28".
2014-2018
2014. Geneva, United Nations. Helga Kinsky was a keynote speaker at the United Nations memorial service. At the opening, the choir of the German school in Geneva sang the "Hymn of Room 28". Wiesbaden, Active Museum. Friedrichshafen. Theater days at the lake. 2015. Ulm adult education center. 2016. Witten, Rudolf Steiner School. Neumünster, Waldorf School. Borken in Westphalia, Montessori comprehensive school. 2017. Terezin. academica. The Czech Waldorf School Svobodná záklodni skola is our Czech cooperation partner and supports the Room 28 educational project. 2018. Schwerin, as part of the "Verfemte Musik" festival. Berlin, Heimatmuseum Britz, as part of the performance of Brundibár by the music school in Neukölln.
2011-2013
2011. Eschwege, Anne Frank School. Solingen, music school. Amberg, City Youth Council. Vienna, ESRA Community Center. Reutlingen, Theater in der Tonne/Christuskirche. Renningen, secondary school. Munich, parish hall of the Church of St. Maximilian Kolbe. 2012. Prague. Ministry of Education, Holocaust Memorial Hour. Weinheim, Dietrich Bonhoeffer Gymnasium. Berlin, Technical University. Berlin, Czech Embassy (Czech version). Neuenhaus, Lise Meitner Gymnasium. Kiel, Nikolai Church, Neumünster, Anschar Church. Bornheim, Imhoff siblings house. Bad Aibling, high school. 2013. Berlin, Foundation Remembrance, Responsibility and Future, Brussels, European Commission. Hilpoltstein, Black Horse Museum.
2009-2010
2009. Rendsburg, 27.1 Jewish Museum Rendsburg. Berlin, Schöneberg town hall. Heilbronn, Theater Heilbronn. Marseille, Festival Musiques Interdites, Musée d'Histoire. Toulouse, Jewish community. Essen, Choir Forum. Bochum, Centennial Hall, International Children's Day, Ruhrtriennale. Oederan, culture and art association. Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg, pepper factory. Chemnitz, State Directorate. 2010. Israel, Tel Aviv,(Goethe Institute, Enav Center, Blumenthal Music Center). London, Haberdashers' Aske's Boys' School. Arzberg, Maximilian von Bauernfeind School Round Table for Democracy and Tolerance. Bayreuth, Albert Schweitzer School. Karlsruhe. City hall. Berlin, concert hall at Gendarmenmarkt.
2007-2008
2007 Traunreut, local history museum; Alzenau, Märkische Musiktage; Heidelberg, Hölderlin Gymnasium; Ludwigshafen, Philharmonic; Prague/Czech Republic, reception of the 'girls from room 28' by the German ambassador in Prague, Helmut Elfenkamper. 2008 Berlin, German Bundestag/Paul Löbe House. Opening on January 23, 2008 in the presence of eight of the 'Girls from Room 28'. Kassel, Evangelical Forum; Bad Wildungen, music school; Oranienburg, Georg-Mendheim Upper School Center; Terezin, exhibition as part of the project “I wander through Theresienstadt. On the trail of the 'Girls from Room 28'; Kolbermoor, retirement home; Ladenburg, town hall; Lueneburg; Leuphana University.
2004-2006
2004. Opening of the exhibition as part of the "Verfemte Musik" festival in Schwerin. 2005. Berlin-Kreuzberg, Reinhardswald Elementary School. Leipzig, Gewandhaus. Freiburg, Theodor-Heuss-Gymnasium. Salzburg, Music High School and University/Faculty of Theology. Überlingen, Rathauskeller. Leverkusen, Lise Meitner High School. Koblenz, adult education center. 2006. Hamburg, comprehensive university Alter Teichweg and district office Hamburg-Nord. Leutershausen District of Hirschberg, Catholic and Evangelical Church. Club former synagogue. Hamburg-Wandsbek, Rudolf Steiner School. Dorsten, Jewish Museum. Aalen, Volkshochschule Düsseldorf, Kreuzkirche. Czech Republic, Brno, Jewish Museum Prague/Education and Culture Center Brno.