Every so often we like to showcase artwork inspired by Jewish built heritage. Today, we present the work of two New York artists, Murray Zimiles and Bill Farran, who have both used the image and memory of the magnificently … continue reading →
The Jewish heritage of the Slovak capital, Bratislava, has been fully integrated into the city’s tourist and cultural product, with a new brochure and official web pages that complement a series of linked web sites and other online resources prepared … continue reading →
The timing of our new Have Your Say essay is special. Prof. Marcin Wodziński of the University of Wrocław, Poland just won the 2018 National Jewish Book Award for Scholarship for his volume Historical Atlas of Hasidism. The awards were … continue reading →
Books! Over the past year, we have posted on a number of major new books in the Jewish heritage field. They deal with subjects ranging from architecture and Jewish cemeteries to art and history. Here’s a summary of more than … continue reading →
2018 was a milestone year for Jewish Heritage Europe in many ways. We totally changed our online look, introduced new features and functionality — not to mention a new logo. We also revamped the way you can subscribe and receive … continue reading →
