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Month: January 2019

Hate in Nazi Germany as Photographed from the Back of a Motorcycle

In 1935, a photojournalist was sent by a Jewish news agency to document the growing anti-Semitism under the rule of Nazi Germany.

Chen Malul | 30.01.19
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Caught in the Rain? This Yiddish Umbrella Service Is Precisely What You Need!

Meet the first Jewish start-up for umbrella rentals!

Rami Neudorfer | 28.01.19

In the Shadow of Death: The Revival of the Jerusalem of Lithuania

Rare photographs newly revealed by the National Library of Israel document the cultural life of the Vilna Ghetto in the years 1942-1943.

Gil Weissblei | 27.01.19
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Felix Nussbaum: Painting a Self Portrait of Death in the Holocaust

Felix Nussbaum painted multiple self-portraits during the Holocaust, giving us a unique artistic insight into the experience of one man, among the millions that were murdered.

Ro Oranim | 27.01.19

An Enthralling Journey: The Changing Land of Israel Over Three Centuries

See how a Scottish artist interpreted the landscape of the Land of Israel in his mid-19th century paintings. See how an Israeli artist retraced his footsteps and recreated his works over a century later.

Chen Malul | 24.01.19
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Rare Items: A Glimpse into the Lives of Max Nordau and His Only Daughter, Maxa

A poem denouncing anti-Semitism, correspondence with Zionist leaders, and a ledger documenting important events at the Nordau household are just a few of the items in the collection.

Stefan Litt | 23.01.19
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Spotting a Fake: The Flourishing Industry of Jewish Manuscript Forgeries

Hebrew letters jumbled together and Stars of David in every corner – The National Library is swamped with calls from “collectors” from Arab countries offering “historical manuscripts” that supposedly once belonged to Jewish communities in Islamic lands.

Chen Malul | 20.01.19

Love on the Wings of a Paper Airplane

A timeless love story cut short by the horrors of the Holocaust. 

Ro Oranim | 17.01.19
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Right Before Their Fatal Mission, Jewish WWII Soldiers Took These Incredible Pictures of Egypt

A look at an incredible series of photographs taken by Hebrew soldiers in Egypt during WWII. Some of these smiling faces would not survive the war – They died during an attempt to save Jewish lives.

Chen Malul | 16.01.19

A Life Story in One Picture: The Photographer Who Fell in the War of Independence

The discovery of an obscure picture in a family photo-album led Adva Magal-Cohen to embark on a journey to piece together the life story of the mysterious Moshe Weizmann.

Hadar Ben-Yehuda | 13.01.19

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