The story of Berlin’s extraordinary Jewish community is often told through the names of great men: Mendelssohn, Geiger, Einstein, and others. Yet behind this familiar history stands another remarkable story: generations of bold Jewish women who challenged expectations, broke barriers, and transformed the cultural life of one of Europe’s most dynamic cities. From the brilliant salon hostesses of the 18th century who shaped intellectual society, to the daring writers, artists, poets, and cabaret performers of the Weimar era, Berlin’s Jewish women navigated a world that marginalized them twice over and still left an unforgettable mark. Join us as we rediscover their voices, their creativity, and their rightful place at the center of Berlin’s Jewish story.