Art historian and Jewish heritage researcher Dr. Eugeny Kotlyar, a professor at the Kharkiv State Academy of Design and Arts, is one of the millions of Ukrainian refugees — forced to flee to Lviv from his home in Kharkiv after … continue reading →
Did you miss something on Jewish Heritage Europe over the past month? Catch up with our monthly Newsletter for APRIL, now out! (Yes, APRIL, even though — oops — it says March….) News, views, and insights from … continue reading →
With colorful Seder plates displayed in the little Jewish museum in Pitigliano, Italy we wish our readers a joyous and meaningful Pesach, whether you celebrate virtually this year or in person. Passover is the festival of freedom — and the … continue reading →
✡︎ ✡︎ ✡︎ ✡︎ ✡︎ ✡︎ ✡︎ ✡︎ ✡︎ An international conference in June will be held to mark the 10th anniversary of Jewish Heritage Europe. Called New Realities of Jewish Heritage, it will take place June 26-27 at the … continue reading →
In our new Have Your Say personal essay, Dr. Magdalena Waligórska raises important questions about the impact of the war in Ukraine on the field of Holocaust studies and on Holocaust memory itself. Dr. Waligórska leads a team of international … continue reading →
