Joachim Schlör was Professor for modern Jewish/non-Jewish relations at the University of Southampton from 2006 to 2023. His main research interests are urban history and the cultural history of migration. He lives in Berlin.

• IntroductionFrom a long way away: Berlin - Images of the city in the memoirs of German-Jewish emigrantsJewish feelings about BerlinGoodbye Berlin: Images of Arrival and Departure‘Berlin adé’: Images of arrival and farewellBerlin from the outside"We former and chased out Berliners": the Berlin memorial bookFrom memorial book to source of memories‘‘Details about my family in key words’Berlin's past and Berlin's future‘Return zu meiner Jugend’A message from Berlin as an emotional event‘What were you actually thinking?’The Kulturbund exhibition at the Academy of Arts‘I have often been in Berlin and think of the city as mine’ – Notes from the Aktuell magazineMemory and the question of returnRelations between individuals and BerlinPicture creditsCaptionsThe author

Joachim Schlör was Professor for modern Jewish/non-Jewish relations at the University of Southampton from 2006 to 2023. His main research interests are urban history and the cultural history of migration. He lives in Berlin.

• IntroductionFrom a long way away: Berlin - Images of the city in the memoirs of German-Jewish emigrantsJewish feelings about BerlinGoodbye Berlin: Images of Arrival and Departure‘Berlin adé’: Images of arrival and farewellBerlin from the outside"We former and chased out Berliners": the Berlin memorial bookFrom memorial book to source of memories‘‘Details about my family in key words’Berlin's past and Berlin's future‘Return zu meiner Jugend’A message from Berlin as an emotional event‘What were you actually thinking?’The Kulturbund exhibition at the Academy of Arts‘I have often been in Berlin and think of the city as mine’ – Notes from the Aktuell magazineMemory and the question of returnRelations between individuals and BerlinPicture creditsCaptionsThe author

Joachim Schlör was Professor for modern Jewish/non-Jewish relations at the University of Southampton from 2006 to 2023. His main research interests are urban history and the cultural history of migration. He lives in Berlin.

• IntroductionFrom a long way away: Berlin - Images of the city in the memoirs of German-Jewish emigrantsJewish feelings about BerlinGoodbye Berlin: Images of Arrival and Departure‘Berlin adé’: Images of arrival and farewellBerlin from the outside"We former and chased out Berliners": the Berlin memorial bookFrom memorial book to source of memories‘‘Details about my family in key words’Berlin's past and Berlin's future‘Return zu meiner Jugend’A message from Berlin as an emotional event‘What were you actually thinking?’The Kulturbund exhibition at the Academy of Arts‘I have often been in Berlin and think of the city as mine’ – Notes from the Aktuell magazineMemory and the question of returnRelations between individuals and BerlinPicture creditsCaptionsThe author