This second virtual exhibition, was held in the framework of the European programme Judaica Europeana, in which the JMG participated as a partner.
Through the photographs presented in this exhibition, the Jewish Museum of Greece attempts to present several aspects of life in the Jewish neighbourhoods of Greece, mostly before the war. The visitor is called upon to partake of familiar, timeless and universal stories, and to perceive a vivid, though of necessity partial, image of a way of life rich in traditions and human relations, of a world that the war destroyed forever.
For more information and photographs and/or brochures, please contact The Jewish Museum of Greece, 39 Nikis st., Athens, Greece, 105 57, telephone: (+30) 210 3225582, fax: (+30) 210 3231577, e-mail: [email protected], website: www.jewishmuseum.gr, from Monday-Friday 09:00-14:30.
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Exhibition Curator: Zanet Battinou
Archaelogist - Director J.M.G.
Research - Texts: Alexios - Nikolaos Menexiadis
Cand. PhD History
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