Children’s museum about Noah’s Ark in Berlin teaches equality and diversity


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Animals that are made out of recycled material are on display at the interactive exhibit about the story of Noah’s Ark at the Jewish Museum in Berlin. Photo: AP

Torrential rain pours down, waves break and big puddles splash as visitors enter the new children’s museum at the Jewish Museum in Berlin.

No surprise there, because the exhibit is dedicated to the ancient story of Noah’s Ark and begins in the middle of the biblical deluge.

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