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Remembering and forgetting the culture of Others : the inclusion and exclusion of German and Jewish heritage in Poland

, 2019
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Jewish Cultural Heritage in the USSR and after Its Collapse

2023
Abstract The article discusses the fate of tangible Jewish heritage (synagogues, ritual objects, museums, cemeteries) in the USSR and after its collapse. It demonstrates that during the interwar period, the Soviet state addressed Jewish heritage in a manner similar to that of other ethnic and religious groups.
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‘The Jewish people in their homeland’: the discursive mechanisms of Israel’s cultural heritage policy

International Journal of Heritage Studies, 2022
Rudy Kisler
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RESCUE ATTEMPTS THE HUNGARIAN JEWISH MUSEUM AND JEWISH CULTURAL HERITAGE AFTER 1945

2020
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The experience and satisfaction of visiting a Jewish heritage site in the context of cultural and Jewish heritage tourism. Evidence from Krakow, Poland

Journal of Tourism and Cultural Change, 2021
The paper follows a consumer-oriented approach to explaining the different attitudes and expectations of tourists visiting a Jewish heritage site.
Magdalena Duda-Seifert, Katarzyna Kajdanek   +1 more
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Relocations : Jewish heritage, Islamic culture

2022
This thesis was scanned from the print manuscript for digital preservation and is copyright the author. Researchers can access this thesis by asking their local university, institution or public library to make a request on their behalf.
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The Yiddish Side of Jewish Brazil: Cultural Endeavors and Literary Heritage

2018
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Queering Jewish Cultural Heritage in Europe

This book moves towards the development of more inclusive practices in the handling, management, and debate of Jewish cultural heritage in Europe. The volume presents dynamic explorations of current Jewish subjects across a range of positionalities. It uses diverse methodologies such as ethnographic and sociological fieldwork, research creation, and ...
Sacha Kagan, Miranda Crowdus
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