Who lived, helped and resisted in Jewish Berlin?
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You go on past the Aronsbachs' stones, the city's first Jewish cemetery, the missing house and Regina Jonas's plaque, and you finish beneath the golden dome of the New Synagogue, with its eternal light found among the rubble in 1989.
From the street you see the water tower on its hill, where people still live and where, in 1933, the SA ran a camp.
Berlin alternates broad avenues, courtyards and neighbourhoods with lives of their own. Walk each area slowly and use transport between them: several good walks make more sense than one marathon.
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