German-Jewish culture refers to the rich traditions, customs, and contributions of Jewish communities in Germany. This culture has a long history, dating back to the Middle Ages, and has significantly influenced German art, literature, and philosophy. Notable figures include Heinrich Heine, a prominent poet, and Walter Benjamin, a critical theorist, who both shaped cultural discourse. The integration of Jewish life into German society led to unique cultural expressions, such as Yiddish theater and Klezmer music. Despite facing persecution, especially during the Holocaust, the resilience of German-Jewish culture continues to be celebrated today through various festivals, educational programs, and artistic endeavors.