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Jewish Heritage Europe
Sunday 6th September 2026

Today, September 6, kicks off the annual European Days of Jewish Culture – EDJC. It lasts into November, programming hundreds of activities and events linked to Jewish cultural heritage in more than two dozen countries

Today, September 6, marks the kick off for the European Days of Jewish Culture, an annual cross-border festival that lasts into November programming hundreds of activities and events linked to Jewish cultural heritage in more than two dozen countries all ...

Jewish Heritage Europe
Sunday 6th September 2026

JHE in italiano: sommario settimanale

Ecco il sommario in italiano delle nostre notizie dal mondo dei beni culturali ebraici Paesi Bassi: Visita a un gioiello art déco, la Grande Sinagoga di via Springweg, Utrecht 4 settembre 2026 L’ex Grande Sinagoga di Utrecht, progettata nel ...

Jewish Heritage Europe
Friday 4th September 2026

Netherlands: A visit to an art deco gem — the great synagogue on Springweg, Utrecht

The former great synagogue in Utrecht is an art deco gem. It was designed in 1926 by Harry Elte, a noted interwar Dutch Jewish architect who was deported during the Holocaust and perished in Terezin in 1944. Though it has ...

Jewish Heritage Europe
Thursday 3rd September 2026

Have Your Say: “Preserving Alsace’s Jewish Memory — Personal Journey of Passion, Heritage, and Reconciliation,” by Ingrid Töldte

We have a new Have Your Say personal essay, by Ingrid Töldte, who heads the Association for the Preservation and Promotion of Heritage (ASVP 1799), which takes care of the old Jewish cemetery of Marmoutier, Alsace, France. It’s called ...

Jewish Heritage Europe
Sunday 30th August 2026

JHE in italiano: sommario settimanale

Ecco il sommario in italiano delle nostre notizie dal mondo dei beni culturali ebraici Polonia: la sinagoga di Radzanów, abbandonata da tempo, diventerà una sede distaccata del Museo della Masovia di Płock 27 agosto 2026 La sinagoga di Radzanów, ...

Jewish Heritage Europe
Thursday 27th August 2026

Poland: The long-derelict synagogue in the village of Radzanów will become a branch of the Mazovian Museum in Płock

The long-derelict synagogue in the village of Radzanów will become a branch of the Mazovian Museum in Płock, thanks to an agreement signed between the museum and the Foundation for the Preservation of Jewish Heritage in Poland (FODZ). “The synagogue ...

Jewish Heritage Europe
Monday 24th August 2026

Germany: In a video, a couple show how they restored the former synagogue in Sinsheim-Rohrbach, which had been disused as a synagogue since 1907, as their home and workplace

A TV video documents how more than 20 years ago a German couple purchased a synagogue that had been out of use since the early 1900s and restored it as their home and studio. The synagogue in the village of ...

Jewish Heritage Europe
Sunday 23rd August 2026

JHE in italiano: sommario settimanale

Ecco il sommario in italiano delle nostre notizie dal mondo dei beni culturali ebraici Lituania: inaugurata una mostra all’aperto e pannelli informativi presso il cimitero ebraico di Klaipėda 21 agosto 2026 A Klaipėda, città portuale lituana nota in lingua ...

Jewish Heritage Europe
Friday 21st August 2026

Lithuania: an open-air exhibit and informational displays unveiled at the Jewish cemetery in Klaipeda

New informational displays and an open-air exhibition about the Jewish community have been unveiled at the site of the Jewish cemetery in the port city of Klaipeda (known in German as Memel – it was the northernmost city and port ...

Jewish Heritage Europe
Thursday 20th August 2026

Lithuania: Guest post by Gedas Jurevičius — Creating a digital reconstruction of the lost Torah Ark of the Pakruojis Synagogue — and seeking international partners to share the knowledge

A project is getting under way to create a detailed digital reconstruction of the lost ark of the wooden synagogue in Pakruojis. The synagogue dates from 1801 and is the oldest wooden synagogue in Lithuania. After World War II it ...

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