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6 April 2025, at 13:45 On this guided tour, the Maison de la Culture Juive, in partnership with the CCLJ, traces the history of Jewish life in Brussels. From the interwar period, with the arrival of Eastern European Jews in its working-class districts, to the way in which the city faced up to Nazi policies during the Shoah, with its courageous acts of resistance, particularly by certain ...
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Until 31 December 2025 Since January, many venues, not just the Vienna Jewish Museum, have been hosting a series of events to celebrate its anniversary. In 1895, the museum became the first Jewish museum in the world. Age does not show on the face of its exhibitions and activities, as the museum remains very active and frequently renews its presentations. Exhibition Detail | Jüdisches Museum Wien
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27 March 2025, 6pm at the Manchester Jewish Museum This event is an opportunity to talk with the leading researcher in Jewish studies. He will share his background and what motivated him to devote himself to this field. In particular, the challenges he faced in his approach to Judaism, having been born into a Protestant family in Northern Ireland. And how he helped to establish this field of ...
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Until 11 July 2025 In partnership with Queen Mary University of London, the Jewish Museum London has been putting a series of amazing podcasts online since January 2025, enabling visitors to rediscover the sounds and flavours of London’s Yiddish popular culture at the turn of the 20th century. One shared along stories, texts and songs, focusing on the period between the 1880s and 1950s. ...
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25 May 2025, 12.30pm at King’s Cross The JMI Youth Big Band, a group of young jazz artists, takes to the stage under the baton of Sam Eastmond, a celebrated conductor who has worked with John Zorn among others. Founder of the Spike Orchestra, this trumpeter and composer has long been a talented blender of jazz, klezmer, rock and other sounds, since the release of the album Ghetto in ...
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23 March 2025, 11am at the Munich Jewish Museum As part of the International Weeks Against Racism 2025, the museum is organising a workshop to raise awareness of the history of Munich’s Jews. The workshop will use objects from the exhibition as well as textual and photographic sources. In particular, the difficult questions of history will be raised, reflecting on the issues, contexts ...
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From 21 March to 16 November 2025 A face shattered by history facing a mirror shattered by the inspiring and creative force of that face… The Jewish Museum Frankfurt is presenting an exhibition on the artist Léo Maillet (1902-1990). Born Leopold Meyer in Frankfurt, where he began his studies before having to provide for his family’s material needs, he left Germany after the Nazis ...
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24 March 2025, 5pm at the Jewish Museum Berlin The National Library of Israel is lending 15 drawings by Kafka from its archives to the Jewish Museum Berlin. To mark the occasion, Stefan Litt, a Kafka expert working at the library, will give a tour of these archives. He will be accompanied by the curator Shelley Harten, with whom they will discuss Kafka’s work and the organisation of ...
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On 20 March, at 7pm, the iconic rue des Rosiers café will be hosting a concert-reading entitled ‘Musical trip in a Yiddish world’, in which extracts from the book The Yiddish World will be read by its author Olivier Peyroux, accompanied by the Yiddish songs of Sisterke (Alina Baba and Lucia Todoran). On 25 March, at 6.30pm, Wladimir Gutovski, Sylvie Adler and Isy Morgensztern host a ...
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From 24 May to 22 September 2025 Young or old, Marc Chagall kept the same naive and curious eye, questioning himself and eager to learn about and create new artistic paths. After the war, he experimented with stained glass, as shown by his works from Jerusalem to Metz, tapestry, ceramics and mosaics. This was particularly true in sunny Vence when he returned to France in 1949. Between 1958 ...
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16 March 2025 at the Centre Edmond Fleg This astonishing musical encounter featuring Benyamin Greilsammer on harpsichord and Ilan Greilsammer reading texts takes the audience back to the time of the Marranos to follow this astonishing Duarte family and discover the issues and complexities of an era. Centre Edmond Fleg Marseille – Concert-spectacle : “L’histoire ...
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18 May 2025 at the Espace Rachi – Guy de Rothschild 80 years after Anne Frank was murdered during the Holocaust, the Shiru Shir choir is paying musical tribute to her with ‘Annelies’, an oratorio composed in 2005 by James Whitbourn based on extracts from her famous diary. Under the direction of Laurence Temime, 50 choristers, soloist Juliana Sula and an instrumental quartet will be on ...
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Until 30 June 2025 at the Shoah Memorial To mark the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the camps, the Shoah Memorial and leading directors Olivier Nakache and Eric Toledano are paying tribute to the last survivors. This is done through a series of five never-before-seen video vignettes devoted to survivors of the camps. Larissa Cain, Judith Elkán, Ginette Kolinka, Yvette Lévy and Léon ...
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10 April 2025, 7.30pm at the House of Yiddish Culture In the film L’Armée du Crime, one of the young resistance fighters calls out to his friend to join him: ‘Hey, Krasu!’ Henri Krasucki was a great resistance fighter before becoming the emblematic trade union leader of the 1980s. This commitment to working-class Jews was very present throughout the twentieth century on both sides of ...
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From 13 March to 31 August 2025 at the mahJ More than 250 archive documents, photographs, film extracts, and some sixty works of art are brought together for this extraordinary exhibition devoted to Alfred Dreyfus. This is 20 years after the first exhibition dedicated to him at this very venue, surrounding his statue in the courtyard. A new look at the ‘Affair’, with the aim of better ...
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21 May 2025, 8.30pm at JEM Copernic Like the klezmer artists of Eastern Europe and the black American artists of the Southern States, music enables Kurdish artists to confront the painful pages of history and to fight for the sharing of a culture. Kurdish music, like its people, is shared in its diversity across the territory where this population lives between four countries (Turkey, Iran, ...
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15 March 2025, 5.30pm at the Centre Medem The evening is devoted to the presentation of the book Le Monde yiddish by Olivier Peyroux and Arnaud Nebbache. The book follows the many musical and festive routes of Yiddish culture through its diverse sources and manifestations. It’s a joyous journey through the historical, social and religious themes that inspired the artists’ music. ...
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From 9 to 23 March 2025 The very active Hebraica centre in Toulouse is offering a number of activities in March. These include a film-debate with the presentation of the film Le miroir aux alouettes (on 9 March at 3.30pm at the Cinéma CGR Montauban), a round table on the Resistance fighter Silvio Trentin (on 12 March at 6pm at the Institut Catholique de Toulouse, a conference on ‘Antijudaism ...
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12 March 2025 at 6pm, at the Musée de la bande dessinée It’s hard enough to pay tribute to one giant. But when two giants come together through their shared works and influences, it’s worthy of a Western with a happy ending. These two New York Jewish children of parents from Eastern Europe embraced America. Each in his own way, according to his generation and his inspiration. Will ...
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18 March 2025 at 7pm, at the Caen Memorial Travelling with this great historian gives us a better understanding of her commitment to sharing memory, which is particularly evident in her books on the Shoah. With a look at the emblematic places familiar to the honorary director of research at the CNRS and vice-president of the Conseil supérieur des Archives. This is an opportunity for ...
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Until 30 March 2025 at the Drancy Shoah Memorial Homosexuality was a taboo subject in France until it was decriminalised in 1982, so the historical perspective, particularly during the dark pages of history, was also slow to be shared with the public. The Shoah Memorial in Drancy is hosting an exhibition and meetings on the history of the pink triangle worn by homosexual deportees, a symbol ...
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Until 6 April 2025 at the Musée de la Résistance et de la Déportation de l’Isère The special nature of this tour means that families, especially children aged 8 and over, can gain a better understanding of the daily lives of people who lived through the Second World War. Focusing in particular on the itinerary of four people. With a narrative that presents the realities they faced. From ...
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