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Miriam – I have two hearts inside<\/strong><\/h5>\n
Name: Miriam\u00a0<\/strong><\/h5>\n
Born: 1980 in Mannheim, where she also lives today<\/strong><\/h5>\n
Occupation: Social pedagogue<\/strong><\/h5>\n
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Ich habe zwei Herzen in mir<\/strong><\/h5>\n
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Name: Miriam\u00a0<\/strong><\/h5>\n
Geboren: 1980 in Mannheim, wo sie auch heute lebt<\/strong><\/h5>\n
Beruf: Sozialp\u00e4dagogin<\/strong><\/h5>\n

Photographer:\u00a0Jessica Krau\u00df<\/span><\/p>\n

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Miriam feels that she fits in. Nevertheless, she feels that she is exotic, because others don’t think she fits in. Miriam is Jewish and as a reminder, she makes sure to always have on her one of the most important things to her: A necklace with three gold pendants. A Star of David that her family gave her for her birth, a chamsa, which in Judaism is also called “Miriam’s hand,” and a mezuzah, which is attached to the door frames of Jewish homes. For Miriam, home is a house where the candles burn in the chandeliers on Shabbat. Miriam’s grandparents came from Germany and Poland. Because of the Shoah, they fled to Israel and, longing for Europe, returned to Mannheim in 1956. They were part of the first generation to build Jewish communities in Germany after the war. With her “Meet a jew” project, sponsored by the Central Council of Jews in Germany, Miriam visits school classes and tells them about Jewish life in Germany. “Anyone who has met me once may find me unsympathetic, but will no longer hate me,” she is convinced. Miriam’s second home is Tel Aviv. This is not so much because of her religion, but rather because she associates the place with her grandparents, who spent half a year there until they died, and her sister still\u00a0 lives there today. Miriam feels at home in Mannheim, but not in Germany. In Tel Aviv, but not Israel. She has two hearts inside her, she says.<\/p>\n

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Miriam findet, dass sie ins Bild passt. Trotzdem f\u00fchlt sie sich als Exot, seit sie denken kann, weil sie f\u00fcr andere nicht ins Bild passt. Miriam ist j\u00fcdisch und tr\u00e4gt das, was ihr am wichtigsten ist, immer bei sich. Eine Halskette mit drei goldenen Anh\u00e4ngern. Ein Davidstern, den ihre Familie ihr zur Geburt geschenkt hat, dazu eine Chamsa, die im Judentum auch \u201eDie Hand Miriams\u201c hei\u00dft und eine Mesusa, die in j\u00fcdischen H\u00e4usern am T\u00fcrrahmen befestigt wird. Zuhause, das ist f\u00fcr Miriam ein Haus, in dem am Shabbat die Kerzen in den Leuchtern brennen. Miriams Gro\u00dfeltern stammten aus Deutschland und Polen. Aufgrund der Shoah sind sie nach Israel geflohen und aus Sehnsucht nach Europa 1956 nach Mannheim zur\u00fcckgekehrt. Sie geh\u00f6rten zur ersten Generation, die nach dem Krieg in Deutschland j\u00fcdische Gemeinden aufbaute. Mit ihrem vom Zentralrat der Juden gef\u00f6rderten Projekt \u201eMeet a jew\u201c besucht Miriam Schulklassen und erz\u00e4hlt von j\u00fcdischem Leben in Deutschland. \u201eWer mir einmal begegnet ist, kann mich immer noch unsympathisch finden, aber wird mich nicht mehr hassen\u201d, davon ist sie \u00fcberzeugt. Miriams zweites Zuhause ist Tel Aviv. Das liegt weniger an ihrer Religion, sondern vielmehr daran, dass sie den Ort mit ihren Gro\u00dfeltern verbindet, die bis zu ihrem Tod das halbe Jahr dort verbrachten. Und ihrer Schwester, die heute dort lebt. Miriam f\u00fchlt sich zuhause in Mannheim, aber nicht in Deutschland. In Tel Aviv, aber nicht Israel. Sie hat zwei Herzen in sich, sagt sie.\u00a0<\/p>\n

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