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The former synagogue in Barczewo has been officially inaugurated as a multi-purpose district cultural center following the completion this past summer of the more than €500,000 first phase of its renovation. ...
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Poland Update: The former synagogue in Barczewo has been officially inaugurated as a multi-purpose district cultural center, following the first stage of renovation
The former synagogue in Barczewo has been officially inaugurated as a multi-purpose district cultural center following the completion this past summer of the more than €500,000 first phase of its
Call for Applications: JDC Archives 2025 Fellowships. Deadline for submissions, February 7, 2025
We are pleased to share this Call for Applications from The American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC-JOINT) Archives for its 2025 fellowship program. Deadline for submission is February 7, 2025.
Italy: President Sergio Mattarella was guest of honor at a ceremony celebrating the 120th anniversary of the Tempio Maggiore, Rome’s Great Synagogue
Italy’s President Sergio Mattarella joined Jewish leaders, other civic and government officials, Holocaust survivors, and local Jews as guest of honor at a crowded ceremony December 5 celebrating the 120th
JHE in italiano: sommario settimanale
Ecco il sommario in italiano delle nostre notizie dal mondo dei beni culturali ebraici Russia: proseguono i lavori di restauro della grande sinagoga di Samara. Il progetto ha subito
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Have Your Say: Romanian Heritage – A Journey in Time, by Beverley-Jane Stewart’
British artist Beverley-Jane Stewart draws inspiration from the Jewish heritage of Romania, where she traces her roots. A collection of her work was shown in October at the George Apostu Art Museum in Bacău, Romania as an exhibit titled Romanian Heritage – A Journey in Time. In her personal essay, Stewart writes about her relationship with Jewish Romania, past and present, and discusses some of the individual works of art in the exhibit — we post pictures.