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Ausschnitt der illustrierten Titelseite des London Diary von Lili Cassel. Ein zeichnendes Mädchen sitzt zwischen Wolken vermutlich auf einem Sperrballon zur Abwehr von Luftangriffen. Die Illustrationen sind mit Tusche und Wasserfarben gemalt.

"What should I cook?" Recipes from the German Exile Archive 1933-1945

For those in exile, this everyday question often assumed a fundamental importance that had to do with much more than merely preparing delicious food to eat. Cooking is an element of culture.

The collections of the German Exile Archive 1933–1945 have preserved various documents on this topic: cookbooks and handwritten traditional recipes that were taken into exile, cookbooks written in the refugees’ new domiciles which were deliberately adjusted to accommodate their new lifestyle, recipes that were taken out of the host country in case the emigrants had to return. Even exile press publications such as “Aufbau” and the “Shanghai Jewish Chronicle” devoted a column to cookery. Discover a collection of recipes for savoury and sweet dishes served either hot or cold.

The recipe booklet is also available in printed form. We would be pleased to send you a copy (while stocks last). Please contact us exilarchiv@dnb.de

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  1. Hans Günter Flieg (1923–2024) – in memoriam
  2. Dr. Ruth K. Westheimer (1928–2024) – in memoriam
  3. Guy Stern (1922–2023) – in memoriam
  4. Trude Simonsohn (1921-2022) – in memoriam
  5. “Child Emigration from Frankfurt am Main. Stories of rescue, loss and remembrance”
  6. Questionnaires as a source for researching German-speaking exile – using Alfred Kantorowicz as an example
  7. Professor Dr. John M. Spalek (1928-2021) in memoriam
  8. Lieselotte Maas (1937-2020) – In memoriam
  9. Ruth Klüger (1931-2020) – in memoriam
  10. "What should I cook?" Recipes from the German Exile Archive 1933-1945
  11. Hellmut Stern (1928-2020) - In memoriam
  12. Thomas Mann: German listeners! – listening station on the topic of exile outside our Frankfurt building
  13. Publication of exhibition catalogue “Exile. Experience and Testimony”
  14. Focusing on the topic of exile – the history magazine "Damals" ("Yesteryear") is published in collaboration with the German Exile Archive 1933–1945
  15. Dora Schindel (1915–2018) – In memoriam
  16. Werner Berthold (1921–2017) – In memoriam
  17. Rolf Kralovitz (1925 - 2015) – In memoriam
  18. Buddy Elias – In memoriam
  19. Arts in Exile – virtual exhibition and network
  20. Brigitte Kralovitz-Meckauer (1925–2014) – in memoriam
  21. Ludwig Werner Kahn - 100th birthday
  22. Goethe Medal and honorary membership of the Gesellschaft für Exilforschung e.V. awarded to Professor John M. Spalek
  23. "Nestor of German finance" - Fritz Neumark's 110th birthday
  24. Book donation for the German National Library
  25. "A prisoner of Stalin and Hitler" - 20 years since the death of Margarete Buber-Neumann
  26. The founder of futurology – the 100th birthday of Ossip K. Flechtheim
  27. On the death of lyricist Emma Kann
  28. Nestor of exile research 1933–1945 in the USA - the 80th birthday of Prof. Dr. John M. Spalek
  29. Pre-mortem legacy of politologist John G. Stoessinger in the German Exile Archive 1933-1945
  30. Lili Cassel Wronker: A London Diary, 1939-1940
  31. Chronicler of her century – 90th birthday of Anja Lundholm
  32. Reichsausbürgerungskartei
  33. Hans Gustav Güterbock
  34. Geneviève Pitot: The Mauritian-Shekel

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