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EAST EUROPEAN JEWISH AFFAIRS: Volume 45 Numbers 2–3 August–December 2015 posvećen je Židovskim muzejima u istočnoj i srednjoj Europi.
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-Why Jewish Museums? David Shneer and Anna Shternshis 151
Introduction - New Jewish museums in post-communist Europe, Olga Gershenson and Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett 153
Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center, Moscow
POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews, Warsaw
Museums in East-Central Europe - Staging traumatic memory: competing narratives of state violence in post-communist Hungarian museums, Anna Manchin 236 - From restored past to unsettled present: new challenges for Jewish museums in east central Europe, Katalin Deme 252 - Inside the Museum: When Orthodox synagogue meets museum: the New Jewish Community Museum in Bratislava, Maros Borsky 261 - Reportage: Beyond Prague’s “Precious Legacy”: post-communist Jewish exhibits and synagogue restorations in the Czech Republic, Ruth Ellen Gruber 264 - Reportage: Romania and its Jewish museums, Dan-Ionut Julean 279 - Inside the Museum: Nothing is going to change? Adaptation of the Jewish Pre-Burial House in Gliwice, Natalia Romik 290 - Inside the Museum: Galicia Jewish Museum: Re-defining the role of the Jewish museum in a post-communist Poland, Jakub Nowakowski302
Museums in the Former Soviet Union - Reportage: The Bukharan-Jewish Museum in Samarkand: memory preservation of a rapidly-diminishing community, Zeev Levin 305 - Reportage: Small exhibits, major steps: four post-Soviet Jewish museums, Anastasia Felcher 312 - Inside the Museum: The Jewish Museum of Chisinau (Kishinev), Irina Shikhova 321 - Inside the Museum: The Museum of Jewish History in Russia, Moscow, Maria Kaspina and Hillel Kazovsky 323 - Inside the Museum: A Museum in a museum—the experience of exhibiting Jewish collections in the Russian Museum of Ethnography, St. Petersburg, Shimon Iakerson and Marina Shcherbakova 326 |
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