The Museum of Modern Art in Paris is dedicating to Victor Brauner (1903-1966), a singular figure of surrealism, an important monograph bringing together more than a hundred works, paintings and drawings. Born in Romania, Victor Brauner took part in the artistic effervescence of Bucharest in the 1920s, before joining the surrealist movement in Paris in 1933. The war forced him, due to his ...
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Hasefer Publishing House
Str. Maria Rosetti nr.17, cod 020481, ap. 5-6 interfon 005, Bucureşti +40 21 308 62 08 www.hasefer.ro
Plus d'infosFederation of Jewish Communities of Romania
Vineri 9-11, Sector 3 70478 Bucharest +40 21 613 2538 http://www.jewishfed.ro/
Plus d'infosJewish cemetery of Bucharest
Calea Șerban Vodă, Giurgiului 2, Bucharest, Romania
Plus d'infosMamulari Synagogue of Bucharest
Str. Mămulari 3, Bucharest +40 21 311 08 70
Plus d'infosGrand Synagogue of Bucharest
11 Adamache Street, Bucharest
Plus d'infosChoral Temple of Bucharest
Strada Sfânta Vineri 9, București +40 21 312 2196
Plus d'infosJewish State Theater of Bucharest
Strada Doctor Barasch Iuliu, București +40 21 323 4530
Plus d'infosWallachia
Although its underground petroleum resources are today largely exhausted, Wallachia remains the country’s economic center. This region was first dominated by Hungary, but in 1330 it fell under Ottoman influence. A number of Jews expelled from Hungary in the mid-fifteenth century settled on the Wallachian slopes of the Carpathians, and were followed, after 1492, by those expelled from ...
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There is little evidence of a Jewish presence on the coats of the Black Sea before the arrival of Roman legions in the early second century C.E. Vestiges, coins, and inscriptions preserved in a museum in Bucharest, however, attest to the existence of Jews in the region throughout the first millennium. Near the end of the thirteenth century, the great voyager Benjamin de Tudela had already ...
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