Natalia Romik. Hideouts. Architecture of Survival
In Poland and Ukraine during World War II, approximately 50,000 people survived persecution by the German occupying forces in hiding. The…
In Poland and Ukraine during World War II, approximately 50,000 people survived persecution by the German occupying forces in hiding. The…
The Oslo Jewish Museum is located in an old synagogue built in 1921. Where there used to be a woman’s gallery,…
In this article, we publish words of farewell and obituaries for our esteemed colleague Bernhard Purin. I am very saddened to…
The Association of European Jewish Museums is deeply saddened about the passing of Lord Jacob Rothschild Z”L, a true philanthropist whose…
We received the shocking news of the passing, last week, of our esteemed colleague Bernhard Purin. Two of his closest colleagues,…
The AEJM Board wants to express its solidarity for our board member, Prof. Dr. Mirjam Wenzel, Director of the Jewish Museum…
For the complete 01/2024 Newsletter, click here Dear Friends of the AEJM, Dear Colleagues, In the first issue of our Newsletter…
In each breath, they are with us. Indelible parts of the whole. Each of them has a story. Open their book….
On June 3, 1924, Franz Kafka died in a sanatorium near Vienna having suffered from tuberculosis for several years and was…
The collection of the Jewish Museum in Prague also contains a small and rather curious group of objects in the form…
This exhibition, created in the framework of the HerStories project, conveys the multifaceted Jewish history of the 20th century in Europe…
At the end of 2023, the Oshpitzin Jewish Museum in Oświęcim (part of Auschwitz Jewish Center Foundation) acquired nearly 120 original…