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Sep
17
Tue
Preserving Memory: Holocaust Monuments and Monuments in Central Europe @ Academic Conference Center, Prague
Sep 17 – Sep 18 all-day
Sep
30
Mon
Czech Jewish cemeteries conference @ Academic Conference Center
Sep 30 – Oct 1 all-day

An expert colloquium RESTORATION, CARE AND DOCUMENTATION: Jewish cemeteries in the Czech Republic, held with the support of ESJF European Jewish Cemeteries Initiative.

The colloquium will focus on Jewish cemeteries in the Czech Republic, and their protection, restoration, care, documentation and research methodology.

The program will include be excursions to Prague Jewish cemeteries.
 
Interested participants are requested to confirm participation by Monday the September 9,  2024.  
 
Please confirm to p.vladarova@matana.cz
 
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Oct
13
Sun
Urban Jewish Cemeteries in Central-Eastern Europe @ Decembrie 1918 University of Alba Iulia, Romania
Oct 13 – Oct 15 all-day
Urban Jewish Cemeteries in Central-Eastern Europe @ Decembrie 1918 University of Alba Iulia, Romania | Alba Iulia | Județul Alba | Romania

The conference aims “to foster debate on the strategies applied by the countries of Central and Eastern Europe in the field of Jewish cemetery preservation, as well as the research methods used by specialists and examples of the preservation of Jewish cemeteries from the perspective of their signification as cultural heritage of living communities.”

The conference is supported by the Federation of Jewish Communities in Romania, the Alba Iulia Jewish Community, Bar Ilan University, and Alba County Council, among others.

It is seen as a follow up to several other conferences, including European Jewish Cemeteries: An Interdisciplinary Conference, co-organized by JHE in Vilnius, 2015 and Urban Jewish Heritage: Presence and Absence, Kraków, 2018; as well as published research such as Rudolf Klein’s Metropolitan Jewish Cemeteries of the 19th and 20th Centuries in Central and Eastern Europe: A Comparative Study, 2018; and projects devoted such as those by the European Jewish Cemeteries Initiative, initiated in 2015.

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