Ecco il sommario settimanale in italiano delle nostre notizie dal mondo dei beni culturali ebraici in Europa. Novità provenienti da Slovenia, Italia, Repubblica Ceca, Bielorussia, Ucraina, Paesi Bassi. Sommario 16-22 novembre Slovenia/Italia: candidatura transfrontaliera congiunta di Nova Gorica … continue reading →
The twin cities of Gorizia, Italy and Nova Gorica, Slovenia are vying to jointly become the European Capital of Culture (ECC) in 2025, based on the unique transnational nature of the two cities, which lie next to each other on … continue reading →
The city of Prague is returning to the Prague Jewish community cobblestones cut from Jewish gravestones that the communist regime had used to pave a prominent downtown pedestrian promenade. As we reported in January, the cobbles were used to construct … continue reading →
We are pleased to share this Call for Papers for an international conference on Belarus Jewish heritage in Minsk in June 2020. Submission deadline, February 1, 2020 The history, culture and heritage of Jews in Belarus across the ages … continue reading →
The Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture, and Science has allocated €2.5 million for the maintenance and restoration of Jewish cemeteries in The Netherlands. Minister Ingrid van Engelshoven announced the grant in a letter to Parliament November 5. The NIK Jewish … continue reading →
