Stop 1: Born in Central Europe - Zmajevac (Vörösmart)

Chapter 1: Threads of Tradition

Chapter 2: Testimony

Chapter 3: Question

Stop 1: Completed

Stop 2: Otti Berger at the Bauhaus in Dessau

Chapter 2: About the Bauhaus

Chapter 3: Question

Chapter 4: Bauhaus furnitures

Chapter 5: Bauhaus textiles

Stop 2: Completed

Stop 3: Otti's own studio and the rise of Nazism - Berlin

Chapter 1: Working methods

Chapter 2: Testimony

Chapter 3: Fasanenstrasse 13

Chapter 4: Political changes

Stop 3: Completed

Stop 4: Weaving Snow – Bergen, Norway

Chapter 1: "The textile can be music itself"

Chapter 2: Otti Berger children’s carpet, 1929 and Traditional Norwegian bedcover

Stop 4: Completed

Stop 5: Travels in Europe

Chapter 1: Zebra fabric

Chapter 2: In London

Chapter 3: Zmajevac

Stop 5: Completed

Stop 6: Auschwitz

Chapter 2: Letters from Yugoslavia

Chapter 3: Auschwitz

Stop 6: Completed

Stop 7: Otti Berger's Legacy

Chapter 1: Touchboard

Chapter 2: Legacy to carry on

Stop 7: Completed

The Touch of Otti Berger - a Virtual IWalk

IWitness Dashboard

Question

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What do you think might have been appealing to Otti Berger about the Bauhaus and its philosophy?

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