The Jewish cemetery in Weissensee resembles an enchanted place. It connects people from various points around the world, whose origins and histories intersect in Weissensee: the family from South America that wanted to monetize the mausoleum of their wealthy ancestor, the man who had physical education classes at the cemetery as a 14-year-old and fell in love with his classmate, or the small family that now lives at the cemetery. Britta Wauer gathers in this volume photographs and stories from the past and present of the Jewish cemetery in Weissensee, which was never closed even during the Nazi era. Stories and previously unpublished photographs from over 250 eyewitnesses from around the world. Over 100 large-format photos of Europe's largest Jewish cemetery - with texts in German and English.