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                  Memorial for Edgar Bronfman Held in Israel Museum
                  Memorial for Edgar Bronfman Held in Israel Museum
                  12.03.2014, Culture

                  A special memorial event took place on Thursday, March 6 at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.

                  World’s oldest masks united for first time at the Israel Museum
                  World’s oldest masks united for first time at the Israel Museum
                  11.03.2014, Culture

                  9,000-year-old stone masks all originated in the same region in the ancient Land of Israel.

                  Berlin Museums, Jewish Heirs In Dispute Over Art
                  Berlin Museums, Jewish Heirs In Dispute Over Art
                  15.01.2014, Culture

                  It's a medieval treasure trove worth an estimated quarter of a billion dollars, filled with gold crosses studded with gems and intricate silverwork. For years, it's been at the center of a dispute between a Berlin museum foundation and the heirs of Holocaust-era Jewish art dealers.

                  Israel Asks Germany to Keep Stolen Art in Jewish Hands
                  Israel Asks Germany to Keep Stolen Art in Jewish Hands
                  03.12.2013, Culture

                  Deputy FM Elkin urges Germany to give any Jewish-owned art from Munich trove to Jewish or Israeli museums if heirs are not found.

                  Kafka Prize awarded to Israeli writer Amos Oz in Prague
                  Kafka Prize awarded to Israeli writer Amos Oz in Prague
                  25.10.2013, Culture

                  Israeli writer Amos Oz received the annual international Franz Kafka Prize for literature at the Old Town Hall in Prague yesterday.

                  Marcel Reich-Ranicki, German-Jewish author and literary critic, dies at 93
                  Marcel Reich-Ranicki, German-Jewish author and literary critic, dies at 93
                  24.09.2013, Culture

                  German-Jewish author Marcel Reich-Ranicki, a survivor of the Warsaw ghetto who fled Poland and became a prominent cultural figure in postwar Germany as a distinguished literary critic and a popular television talk show host, died in Frankfurt at the age of 93.

                  Bulgaria: Sofia to host first festival of Jewish culture next month
                  Bulgaria: Sofia to host first festival of Jewish culture next month
                  28.08.2013, Culture

                  Shalom Sofia, the first festival of Jewish culture in the Bulgarian capital city, will be held on September 15 2013, beginning after the end of this year’s Yom Kippur, The Sofia Globe reported.

                  About Us     Issues     Communities     News     Media     Events     Contact Us  Budapest mayor orders review of decision to na
                  About Us Issues Communities News Media Events Contact Us Budapest mayor orders review of decision to na
                  03.06.2013, Culture

                  In the wake of protests from the Hungarian Jewish community and the World Jewish Congress, Budapest Mayor István Tarlós has ordered a review of the decision to name a street in the Hungarian capital's Second District after the writer Cécile Tormay (1876-1937), who was openly anti-Semitic and one of the favorite authors of Miklós Horthy, the regent of Hungary from 1920 to 1944.

                  An Israeli finalist of Belgium's Queen Elisabeth Piano Competition
                  An Israeli finalist of Belgium's Queen Elisabeth Piano Competition
                  20.05.2013, Culture

                  An young Israeli pianist, Boris Giltburg, is among the twelve finalists of the Brussels Queen Elisabeth Competition, one of the most prestigious in the world.

                  Berlin Film Festival pays tribute to work of Claude Lanzmann (Shoah)
                  Berlin Film Festival pays tribute to work of Claude Lanzmann (Shoah)
                  18.02.2013, Culture

                  Doyen of the documentary film genre, French filmmaker Claude Lanzmann was honoured with an Homage and awarded the Honorary Golden Bear for his lifetime achievement at this year’s Berlin International Film Festival.

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