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The Artist Nikos Stavroulakis

This new digital exhibition is a tribute to the memory of Nikos Stavroulakis

Extention of the temporary exhibition “Stone Paths – Stories Set in Stone: Jewish Inscriptions in Greece”

at the Jewish Museum of Greece and the Epigraphic Museum, until the end of October 2023

“Stone Paths – Stories Set in Stone: Jewish Inscriptions in Greece”

New temporary exhibition of the Jewish Museum of Greece and the Epigraphic Museum.

“Art of Memory and Commemoration”

The contemporary art exhibition, presented at the Jewish Museum of Greece, constitutes an integral part of the common exhibition hosted by the two museums.

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VIRTUAL TOUR OF THE JEWISH MUSEUM OF GREECE

VIEW THE VIRTUAL TOUR

Within the realm of the new challenges cultural institutions are faced with, and of their creative responses, the Jewish Museum of Greece presents this new virtual tour to all digital visitors the world over, enriched with many points of interest and with tridimensional images of selected artifacts from the museum collections.

Zanet I. Battinou

Archaeologist, JMG Director

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The Artist Nikos Stavroulakis

Views of Cosmopolitan Thessaloniki: The Postcards of the Beza family

"At the Crossroads: The Jewish Community of Corfu"

“At the Crossroads: The Jewish Community of Corfu”

OBJECT OF THE MONTH

Wishing card for Rosh Hashanah

Greeting card from the Jewish "Esther Orphanage", for Rosh Hashanah (The Jewish New Year) of the year 5709 (1949). The “Esther Orphanage” operated in Kifissia from 1945 until 1949. Its primary mission was the care of Jewish children that had lost their parents during the war, and their rehabilitation through immigration to the Land of Israel. At the same time, it provided help to poor Jewish...

The Museum Collection

The Oral History Archive of the Jewish Museum of Greece (OHA)

The OHA today contains a total of 125 interviews, 69 by men and 55 by women, 14 in audio and the rest in audio-visual format. The interviews, conducted in the Greek language, constitute a record of the lives of members of the Jewish communities of Greece. There is more than 200 hours of material. About 30% of the interviews...