(JHE) — City authorities in Tallinn are allocating €400,000 for the development of the site of the destroyed Old Jewish Cemetery into a memorial area and park, with information panels, marked grave sites, and restored walls, paths, and chapel. In … continue reading →
Ecco il sommario settimanale in italiano delle nostre notizie dal mondo dei beni culturali ebraici in Europa — Buona lettura! Germania: un gruppo di cittadini cerca di restaurare la sinagoga del XVIII secolo nel villaggio di Mühlhausen, in Baviera, … continue reading →
A citizens’ group in the village of Mühlhausen, near Erlangen in Bavaria’s Franconia region, has purchased the village’s ravaged 18th century synagogue and hopes to restore it as a memorial and educational center as well as a cultural space. Built … continue reading →
Longtime Jewish cemetery researcher Krzysztof Bielawski has published a major new book on the destruction of Jewish cemeteries in Poland before, during, and after WW2 — up until the present day: the majority of the 280-page book deals with the … continue reading →
(JHE) — The Jewish Museum of Belgium is gearing up for a large-scale, multi-million euro renovation and redevelopment that will restructure, expand and modernize its premises and create a new permanent exhibition. Work will begin in 2023, with a planned … continue reading →
