Odd. A glimpse into the holdings – on the 25th anniversary of the Jewish Museum Hohenems For the past 25 years, the Jewish Museum Hohenems has been gathering witnesses of Jewish history in Vorarlberg, Tyrol, and the greater Lake Constance area. All objects that find their way into the museum’s collection signify discontinued history. So do all the letters from a jewish family, which served as insulation material and were found while reconstructing a building. They testify to lively communication, first in West-Jiddish then in German, first with Hebrew then with Latin letters. The exhibition provides an insight into language change and the wealth of various forms of memory and oblivion whose material traces are preserved in the museum’s collection. More about the current exhibition ► European Day of Jewish Culture ►