German Jerusalem no-tag Baudelaire’s infamous book brings to

Baudelaire’s infamous book brings to the surface a new understanding of evil

flirting techniques and answers to life’s big questions

known in the department as "Detective Galileo

corruption

A tribute to her father

German Jerusalem no-tag Baudelaire’s infamous book brings toPlanned at the beginning of the 1920s as a garden city on the fringes of Jerusalem, the suburbs of Talbiyeh and Rehavia became a centre of emigration for German Jews from 1933 onwards, acquiring the nickname 'Grunewald on the Orient' a reference to the residential south western district of Berlin. The neighbourhood became a vibrant German Jewish microcosm with residents including the poet and playwright Else Lasker Schuler, the historian Gershom