Mobile synagogue in Germany on the move

She has lived in the same second-floor apartment for her whole life. But that is one of the few constants in the life of Malgorzata Zajda from Krakow. Through her 74 years, the soft-spoken Jewish woman has seen two regime changes. "You must always keep in mind that history repeats itself."

Antisemitism does not increase. "It has never been gone. It only becomes more visible", says the Dutch chief rabbi Jacobs. That is why remembering the Holocaust is crucial, according to him.

The remembrance of the past 1700 years of Jewish life in Germany has given Jews "new self-awareness", Andrey Kovacs says. "It has given them the courage to step out and celebrate their religion."