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At the Latvian Jewish Museum The main theme of this virtual exhibition is an individual’s behaviour in the face of the tragedy unfolding around them. As such, Latvian artist Aleksandra Beļcova is exhibiting her work as part of the ‘Art and the Holocaust: Reflections for a Common Future’ project. Her drawings included in the ‘Riga Ghetto Series’ and produced after the war and until the ...
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Krāslavas iela 5, Rēzekne, LV-4601 Tel : + 371 26 615 683
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maija iela 30, Ludza, Ludzas pilsēta, Ludzas novads, LV-5701 Tel : + 371 65 723 931 Sākums – Ludzas Muzejs
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Bikiernieku iela 70, Vidzemes priekspilseta, Riga LV-1006
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Maskavas iela 471, Latgales priekspilseta, Riga LV-1063
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Rezekne is built on seven hills, giving it its name. The Jewish presence in Rezekne probably dates back to the 18th century. The town’s Jewish population grew mainly in the second half of the 19th century, from 542 in 1847 to almost 6,500 in 1897. Most Jews worked as craftsmen and tradesmen. Their participation in the life of the city was facilitated between the wars. The community ...
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Ludza is famous for its ancient castle. The Jewish presence in Ludza probably dates back to the 16th century, but continued from the 18th century onwards. At the turn of the 19th century, there were 582 Jews in Ludza. By the end of the century, there were 2,803. Their main activities at the time were as tailors and craftsmen. But they were also involved in the grain trade, timber, and other ...
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Cietoksna iela 38, Daugavpils Tel : +371 29548760 Muzejs “Ebreji Daugavpilī un Latgalē” – Muzejs Ebreji Daugavpilī un Latgalē
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