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Orphan Objects: Facets of the Textiles Collection of the Joods Historisch Museum, Amsterdam by Daniel M. Swetschinski, Julie-Marthe Cohen, et all 1999-06 MOROCCO: JEWS AND ART IN A MUSLIM LAND by Daniel J, Mann, Vivian B, Jewish Museum (New York, N. Y. ) Schroeter, 2000-01-01 John Singer Sargent: Portraits of Wertheimer Family by John Singer Sargent, Norman L. Kleebatt, et all 1999-08 Detske kresby z koncentracniho tabora Terezin [Children's Drawings from the Concentration Camp of Terezin] by State Jewish Museum of Prague, 1990-01-01 New Beginnings: The Skirball Museum Collections and Inaugural Exhibition by Grace Cohen Grossman, 1996-06 Creating American Jews: Historical Conversations about Identity (Brandeis Series in American Jewish History, Culture and Life) by Karen Mittelman, 1998-10-01 '1109' The Warburg House: An informal guided tour by Edward M. M. Warburg, 1984 After Rabin: New Art from Israel by Susan Tumarkin Goodman, Adam Baruch, et all 1998-06 Gifts From the Heart Ceremonial Objects From the Jewish Historical Museum, Amsterdam by Mirjam Alexander-Knotter, 2004 Eva Hesse: Sculpture (Published in Association with the Jewish Museum, New York) by Ms. Elisabeth Sussman, Fred Wasserman, 2006-05-28 Ours To Fight For: American Jewish Voices from the Second World War The Jewish Experience at Harvard and Radcliffe: An Introduction to an Exhibition Presented by the Harvard Semitic Museum on the Occasion of Harvard's by Nitza Rosovsky, 1986-12 Daring to Resist: Jewish Defiance in the Holocaust by Editor- Yitzchak Mais, 2007-04-01 The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum & Washington D. C. Guide by Oscar Israelowitz, 1993-06

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81. Jüdisches Museum Berlin - Erinnerungsstücke
    Text in English Berlin s jewish Museum Is Looking for Mementos.  
    http://www.hagalil.com/juedisches-museum/berlin.htm
    
    Extractions: sucht Erinnerungsstücke Ihre alten Photoalben hat Schoschana H. aus Israel dem Jüdischen Museum Berlin übergeben. Die Alben hatten ihre Mutter und sie nach dem Krieg im Dachgeschoß der alten Amsterdamer Wohnung wiedergefunden. Dort - in der letzten Fluchtstation, seit sie Berlin verlassen hatten - überdauerten diese persönlichen Erinnerungsstücke die Kriegsjahre. Sie sind die einzige Brücke zum Leben vor der Verfolgung in Berlin. Schoschana H. verbindet ihre vertrauensvolle Geste gegenüber dem Museum mit der Hoffnung, daß die Darstellung ihrer Geschichte dazu beitragen möge, daß "so etwas nie wieder geschieht". Seit vielen Jahren sind Nachlässe und Erinnerungsstücke jüdischer Familien ein Schwerpunkt der Sammlungstätigkeit des Jüdischen Museums Berlin. Die Eröffnungsausstellung im Libeskind-Bau im Jahre wird mit zahlreichen persönlichen Unterlagen und Gegenständen Einblicke in das Leben deutscher Juden bieten. „Die persönlichen Erinnerungsstücke strahlen Intimität aus und bieten den Besuchern gute Identifikationsmöglichkeiten. Das ist für die pädagogische Arbeit, vor allem mit Jugendlichen, sehr wichtig" sagt Gisela Freydank, Archivarin des Jüdischen Museums. "Uns geht es nicht nur um berühmte Leute wie die Einsteins, Rathenaus oder Liebermanns. Gerade die Erinnerung an die vielen unbekannten Schicksale liegt uns am Herzen."

82. Das Jüdische Museum Berlin
    Translate this page Juedisches Museum Berlin, THE jewish MUSEUM BERLIN. DAS JÜDISCHE MUSEUM BERLIN. Photos – Letters - Diaries Berlin‘ s jewish Museum Is Looking for Mementos.  
    http://www.hagalil.com/juedisches-museum/libeskind.htm
    
    Extractions: Jüdisches Museum Berlin prämiert Essen, 1. Juli 1999: Der deutsche Architekturpreis 1999 wurde an den Berliner Architekten Daniel Libeskind für die Gestaltung des Jüdischen Museums Berlin vergeben. Der mit 50.000 DM dotierte Preis wird im Herbst dieses Jahres im Rahmen einer Feierstunde an den Architekten vergeben. Der Deutsche Architekturpreis wird alle zwei Jahre von der Ruhrgas AG, Essen, unter Schirmherrschaft der Bundesarchitektenkammer ausgelobt. Die Jury vergab außerdem fünf mit jeweils 10.000 DM dotierte Auszeichnungen an folgende Architekturbüros: Dominique Perrault - APP Berlin, für die Gestaltung der Radsporthalle in Berlin, COOP Himmelblau, Wien, für die Gestaltung des UFA-Palastes in Dresden, Foster und Partners, London, für die Gestaltung des Plenarbereichs des Deutschen Bundestages im Reichstagsgebäude, Berlin, Sauerbruch und Hutton, Berlin, für die Gestaltung des Photonikzentrums, Berlin und Szyszkowitz und Kowalski, Graz, für die Wohnbebauung Küppersbuschgelände, Gelsenkirchen. Außerdem wurden sechs Anerkennungen für herausragende Arbeiten ausgesprochen.

83. Baltimoresun.com - Jewish Museum Of Maryland
    Email to a friend. jewish Museum of Maryland 15 Lloyd St., Baltimore What s nearby 410-732-6400 The largest museum in the country devoted specifically to  
    http://entertainment.baltimoresun.com/top/1,1419,p-artslife-art-X!PlaceDetail-16
    
    Extractions: The largest museum in the country devoted specifically to regional Jewish American Culture, the Jewish Museum of Maryland houses a variety of exhibits, ranging from contemporary art to Baltimore's role in the late 1940s Jewish exodus to Palestine. The museum also offers guided tours of two neighboring synagogues and one children's exhibit. The Lloyd Street Synagogue, built in 1845, is Maryland's oldest synagogue and the third oldest in the country. While it is no longer functional, it provides insight into 19th-century American Jewry. The B'nai Israel Synagogue, built in 1876, is still in use. The museum is located in the heart of what was the heart of Baltimore Jewry until the 1940s. These days, it sits a trifle forlorn in a rundown neighborhood on the eastern outskirts of downtown. Still, just a block away is the fragrant remnants of Corned Beef Row. Before or after your trip to the museum, stop in one of the delicatessens for some of the best Jewish-style eats in town. Hannah Feldman

84. The Jewish Museum In Stockholm
    The jewish Museum in Stockholm. To reawaken these sensitive questions of role and responsibility, is a privilege for the jewish Museum in Stockholm.  
    http://www.chgs.umn.edu/Educational_Resources/Curriculum/Stockholm_International
    
    Extractions: The Jewish Museum in Stockholm In 1774, Sweden permitted its first Jewish settler, Aaron Isaac. Via the permanent exhibition, the history of Sweden's Jewish population is followed from its first settler to the present day, depicting the Jews integration into Swedish society. Their contributions to Swedish culture, science, industry and trade are illustrated with visual material and guided tours. Past and present religious practices are illuminated with artifacts, books and objects. The Holocaust is represented with a presentation of a replica of the Raoul Wallenberg statue in Budapest, A Swedish citizenship protection pass for Hungarian Jews, a sculpture by the Italian artist Mirella Patruno "The Nightmare of Suffering", among other historic documentation. The current exhibition: In the Shadow of War: Sweden's Jews 19331945 For the very first time, in Sweden's history after the Second World War, has the subject of Jewish life under a nonoccupied regime, been examined and explored. Through the use of archival material, film, and "experimential" themes, the public has been invited to listen, feel, and possibly reexperience the extremely unique situation the Jews of Sweden found themselves in, this while simultaneously given a personal and intimate view into the horrors of the reality of bordering countries and other close neighbors.

85. THE SYNAGOGUE AND THE JEWISH MUSEUM OF FLORENCE - VISITE GUIDATE- FIRENZE.NET
    YOUR OPINIONS. THE SYNAGOGUE AND THE jewish MUSEUM OF FLORENCE. The Synagogue of Florence, also called The Major Temple, was built  
    http://english.firenze.net/groups/6/29/artI198501.html
    
    Extractions: The Synagogue of Florence, also called The Major Temple , was built between 1874 and 1882 according to a project of Marco Treves and thanks to the testament legacy of David Levi in order to grant Florence with a place of worship for the Jewish community. The building suffered much from the damages of the Nazi occupation , who at first used the Temple as a garage for military vehicles and mined it the moment they escaped from the city. The dome made of copper is, today, a characteristic of the scenery of the city: the green colour, typical of copper, distinguishes it from the rest of the domes, enriching it with a particular charm. In front of the entrance there is a silent garden , and crossing it gives you a feeling of preparing yourself for cult. The doors of the Temple are very impressive: the engravings, with geometrical and arabesque decorations, represent the entrance to the Moresque and arabesque environment typical of the building. Even more impressing is the interior : the mosaics and frescos were made by Giovanni Panti . The square plant is divided into three aisles and ends with an apse where the , the Arch, is situated, with arabesque decorations by Giacomo del Medico and enlightened by the symbolic or perpetual lamp or wooden podium, inlaid and gilded, reserved to the men of the Jewish community, while, the upper part, or

86. Chicago Oriental Institute, Spertus Jewish Museum, & Field Museum Of Natural His
    Chicago Oriental Institute, Spertus jewish Museum, Field Museum of Natural History Photo Album. Photo 33. Photo 34. Spertus jewish Museum. Photo 35. Photo 36.  
    http://www.greatcommission.com/chicago/
    
    Extractions: by Rex Geissler / February 5, 2003 Photo 1 University of Chicago where Oriental Institute is located Photo 2 Oriental Institute Photo 3 Achaemenid Empire Map Photo 4 Persepolis - City of the Persians - Tall-i-Bakun ... Photo 34 Spertus Jewish Museum Photo 35 Photo 36 Photo 37 Photo 38 ... Photo 42 Field Museum of Natural History Photo 43 Photo 44 Photo 45 Photo 46 ...

87. GoCityKids The Jewish Museum
    The jewish Museum3504 Parent rating Our visitors average rating 5.0 out of 5 in 1 review click to read comments • Location 1109 Fifth Avenue, New York  
    http://www.gocitykids.com/browse/attraction.jsp?id=3504

88. Jewish Museum, London
    jewish Museum, London. Raymond Burton House, 129/131 Albert Street, London, NW1 7NB (map) Telephone 0207 284 1997 Web site http  
    http://www.artguide.org/uk/AG.pl?Action=1564539M&Axis=AllMuseums

89. Jewish Museum
    10 am 8 pm www.jmw.at Synagogue Museum Judenplatz. jewish Museum. of the City of Vienna. , jewish Vienna. jewish Museum. Museum Judenplatz Vienna.  
    http://info.wien.at/article.asp?IDArticle=3060

90. Museum Judenplatz Vienna
    Vienna Card for 1,50 instead of 3 Euro Combined ticket with jewish Museum 4 instead of 7 Euro Sun Fri 10a.m. - 6p.m. Thu 10a.m. - 8p.m. www.jmw.at jewish  
    http://info.wien.at/article.asp?IDArticle=3062

91. Jewish Social Studies--Daniel Libeskind's Jewish Museum In Berlin: The Uncanny A
    Daniel Libeskind s jewish Museum in Berlin The Uncanny Arts of Memorial Architecture. James E. Young. Permission to Copy The jewish Museum and the Berlin Museum.  
    http://iupjournals.org/jss/jss6-2.html
    
    Extractions: [According to Schelling], the uncanny [is] something which ought to have remained hidden but has come to light. Sigmund Freud, "The Uncanny" How does a city "house" the memory of a people no longer at "home" there? How does a city like Berlin invite a people like the Jews back into its official past after having driven them so murderously from it? Such questions may suggest their own, uncanny answers: a "Jewish Museum" in the capital city of a nation that not so long ago voided itself of Jews, making them alien strangers in a land they had considered "home," will not by definition be heimlich but must be regarded as unheimlich or, as our translation would have it, uncanny. The dilemma facing the designer of such a museum thus becomes how to embody this sense of

92. Vitruvio.ch - Jewish Museum Berlin (Berlin, Germany - Berlino, Germania)
    Translate this page jewish Museum Berlin (Museo ebraico).  
    http://www.vitruvio.ch/arc/contemporary/1946-2001_02/jewishmuseum.php

93. Jewish Museum Of The City Of Vienna
    jewish Museum of the City of Vienna. Memory is the key idea for the work of the jewish Museum. At the Palais Eskeles in the heart  
    http://viennahype.wien.info/article.asp?IDArticle=1382

94. The Jewish Museum Of Prague
    BOHemia MORavia SpecialInterestGroup. .. The jewish Museum of Prague. by Henry Wellisch (Meet the author). As we all know the jewish  
    http://www.jewishgen.org/BohMor/pragmusm.html
    
    Extractions: As we all know the Jewish Museum in Prague has a large collection of Jewish records going back well into the 18th and in some cases into the 17th century. In JUDAICA BOHEMIAE Vol. VII , Jan Herman published under the Title: The Jewish Community Archives from Bohemia and Moravia a detailed description of these holdings. This important publication is available in larger Jewish and University libraries. The contents of the archives are divided into three analytical tables. The most important one is table Nr. 1. It is organized by community, type of record and timeframe. The table is divided into 42 vertical columns. Following is a description of the content of these columns. Please note that the items listed below are under the control of the Jewish Museum in Prague with the exception of columns 25, 26 and 27. These are the birth, marriage and death registers which have been transferred to the Czech State Archives. Many of the records listed are not at the Museum itself and it is necessary to request items in advance. A typical entry: BRNO: Vertical Column 6: 1848-1936. This means that for this community the chronicles and historical references to local Jews are available for the years 1848-1936.

95. Jewish Museum, Finchley - 24 Hour Museum
    jewish Museum, Finchley. The Sternberg Centre 80 East End Road Finchley London N3 2SY England. Collection details Archives , Costume  
    http://www.24hourmuseum.org.uk/museum_gfx_en/SE000332.html
    
    Extractions: Formerly the London Museum of Jewish Life, now the home of the social history collections of the Jewish Museum (also at Camden Town). Visitors can explore the history of Jewish immigration and settlement in London, and step back in time to view reconstructions of tailoring and cabinet-making workshops from the Jewish East End. There are hands-on activities for children and a children's treasure trail is available. Holocaust education is a major feature of the Museum's work, with exhibitions and educational programming relating to the Holocaust and the experiences of refugees from Nazism. Collections description

96. Jewish Museum, Camden Town - 24 Hour Museum
    The jewish Museum opens a window onto the history and religious life of the jewish community in Britain and beyond. jewish Museum, Camden Town.  
    http://www.24hourmuseum.org.uk/museum_gfx_en/SE000040.html
    
    Extractions: The Jewish Museum opens a window onto the history and religious life of the Jewish community in Britain and beyond. Founded in 1932, the Museum has one of the world's finest collections of Jewish Ceremonial Art, plus a History Gallery, tracing the story of the Jewish community in Britain from the Norman Conquest to recent times. There is also a temporary exhibition gallery with an exciting programme of changing exhibitions, to illustrate different facets of Jewish history and culture. Key artists and exhibits The Judaica collection includes a 16th century Italian synagogue ark, Italian cradle charms, the oldest English made Hanukah lamp, embroidered textiles and illuminated marriage contracts. Highlights in the History Gallery include medieval notched wooden tax receipts, eighteenth century portraits, a Queen Anne silver tray and loving cups presented to the Lord Mayors of London by the Spanish and Portugese Synagogue.

97. The Jewish Museum On Citysearch New York
    The jewish Museum, Photo by Oscar Perez. 03/26 07/25, My America Art From the jewish Museum Collection. 01/01 - 12/31, Culture and Continuity The jewish Journey.  
    http://newyork.citysearch.com/profile/11273554?cslink=roundup_location_noncust&u

98. Charity Navigator Rating - The Jewish Museum
    The jewish Museum. CONTACT INFORMATION. The jewish Museum 1109 Fifth Avenue New York, NY 10128 tel (212)4233200 Contact Email Visit Web Site.  
    http://www.charitynavigator.org/index.cfm/bay/search.summary/orgid/3947.htm

99. Židovské Muzeum V Praze
    Práve vyšel Velký katalog synagogálního textilu. CD unikátní nahrávky z let 1940-41 (CD, 71 minut).  
    http://www.jewishmuseum.cz/

100. Jüdisches Museum Franken
     Translate this page Aktuelle Ausstellungen und Angebote, Informationen zum Bestand der Bibliothek.  
     http://www.juedisches-museum.org/

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