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Our innovative projects - exhibitions, presentations, documentations and diverse activities - include both historical and contemporary topics.  

Museo-on.com serves as a bridge gathering voices from global readership and bringing them worldwide on a broad range of topics with the aim of fostering international discourse.

We also convey background knowledge, information and current news from the most diverse areas of culture. In a historical context, we are committed to the publication of art and culture of European and international ranks. Compared to the latest media, our strength lies in the awareness of the sustainable impact of our contributions.

• we promote dialogue between cultures
• our commitment is to strengthen democracy, pluralism, freedom and self-determination as well as respect for human dignity
• we strive for integration, tolerance and respect for the rights of minorities
• we revitalise public discourse, aware of the shared responsibility of 20th century European history
• we advocate a better understanding of different religions and worldviews
• beeing aware of our  historical political responsibility, we reaffirm the rejection of anti-Semitism, racism, discrimination, persecution and intolerance
• we advocate the  combating  of illegal trade and the  protection of cultural heritage 

 - Studies in  archaeology / prehistory and early history, philosophy, German language and literature studies/ medieval studies and law at the Universität des Saarlandes  and Universität Trier;

- Diploma, Faculty of Humanities, Universiteit Van Amsterdam - PhD candidate at Universiteit Van Amsterdam

- Reporter - Journalist - Press Photographer – Certified Press Federation European Press DVPJ - ID-Number: REG. ID IV.P 19199

With financial support from the State Department of the United States Government under Barack Obama - obtained through our cooperation partner Ms. Osnat Gad, New York - this project idea startet in 2015. Together with our cooperation partners and project managers in Herat, Afghanistan under the leadership of Mr. Sarajuddin Saraj, engineer and building historian, the cultural project   was successfully realised (see photos and documentation). Moreover, the subsistence of the Afghan workers involved in this cultural project, could be  secured over a longer period.

- Lintz, Ulrike-Christiane. “Persisch-hebräische Inschriften aus Afghanistan (Teil I).“ JUDAICA. Beiträge zum Verstehen des Judentums 4 (2008): 333-358;

- Idem. “Persisch-hebräische Inschriften aus Afghanistan (Teil II.“, JUDAICA. Beiträge zum Verstehen des Judentums 1 (2009): 43-7;

- Idem. “The Qur'anic Inscriptions of the Minaret of Jam in Afghanistan.“ In: Mohammad Gharipour and Irvin Cemil Schick, eds., Calligraphy and Architecture in the Muslim World. Edinburg: Edinburgh University Press, 2013, 83-102;

- Idem. “Survey of Judaeo-Persian Inscriptions from Djam, Central Afghanistan.“ In: Mariko N. Walter and James P. Ito-Adler, eds., The Silk Road: Interwoven History, Vol. 1: Long-distance Trade, Culture, and Society. Cambridge: Cambridge Institutes Press, 2015, 132-177; Association for Central Asian Civilizations & Silk Road Studies (ACANSRS)

- Idem. “Reflection of Sacred Realities in Urban Contexts: The Synagogues of Herat.“ In: Mohammad Gharipour, ed., Synagogues in the Islamic World, Architecture, Design, and Identity. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2017, 51-72

 - Studies in German language and literature, philosophy, M.A. at Universität des Saarlandes and Jewish studies (self-study)

- Organisation, support and guidance through the exhibition "Jews in Germany" by Nachum Tim Gidal (Beit Hatefusot, Tel Aviv / IL), archiving and maintenance of this exhibition through mediation to the Central Council of Jews in Germany Bonn / Berlin

- Research assistant at the Emil Frank Institute, associated institute of the Faculty of Theology,  Universität  Trier, creation of a biographical-bibliographical database "Jews in the district of Bernkastel-Kues-Wittlich from the 13th to the 20th century"