Jewish Heritage Europe

Lithuania: Jewish museum has opened in the former Telz Yeshiva as a branch of the local Alka Museum

A new Jewish museum opened recently in Lithuania, in the building in the town of Telšiai (Telz or Telshe in Yiddish) that once housed the famous pre-war Telz yeshiva. The permanent exhibit on Jewish heritage and culture opened in late … continue reading →

Slovakia: Exhibit in Bratislava honors Jewish architect Artur Szalatnai-Slatinský, architect of Bratislava’s Cubist-style Heydukova st. synagogue. It’s part of centenary celebrations of the synagogue

A special exhibition at the Bratislava Jewish Community Museum is exploring the life and work of the prolific Bratislava-based Jewish architect Artur Szalatnai-Slatinský (1891-1961) — whose designs include the still-active Heydukova st. synagogue, where the museum is located in the … continue reading →