My trip to Berlin, part 3: I learn about Jewish Berlin

As promised, here is my third and final post about my recent trip to Berlin. In this post, I'm going to tell you about some of the things I learned about the history of Berlin's Jewish community.

I told you before that sometimes history can be difficult to learn about because bad things have happened, but that it's important to talk about them nonetheless. That warning definitely applies to this post. Therefore, I would encourage you to read this post with a teacher, a parent, or an adult you trust. I'm not trying to scare you, but I do want to share with you some difficult things that I learned on my trip.

My trip to Berlin, part 2: I visit the relics of communism

As I promised yesterday, here is my second of three posts about Berlin. This post is about my visits to historical sites around Berlin that date from the time when part of the city was under communist rule. This meant that Berlin was under the control of the communist regime of the Soviet Union.

My trip to Berlin, part 1: I visit a lot of museums

A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to go with my new friend Maris on a trip to Berlin. Berlin is the capital of Germany. It is located in the eastern part of the country not all that far from Poland. Because Berlin has been an important city for many centuries, it has a lot of fun museums full of cool things for visitors like me to go and see. This is the first of three posts I'm going to make about my trip to Berlin, and in it I'm going to focus on my trip to Museum Island.