A Jewish Artist in Berlin Before, During, and After the Third Reich @leobaeckinstitute
A Jewish Artist in Berlin Before, During, and After the Third Reich  @leobaeckinstitute
Uploaded November 2023 | Updated September 2026, 12 hours ago
Konrad Geldmacher (1878-1965) was a formally trained sculptor and medalist who, though not widely celebrated today, publicly pursued his craft in Berlin beginning even before his military service during the First World War and well into the 1960s. Dr. Ira Rezak, an emeritus professor of medicine (Stony Brook University) and an author, discusses the life and work of Geldmacher.
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A Jewish Artist in Berlin Before, During, and After the Third Reich

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