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Sefardske romanse Ladino strane ili sefardske price Had Gadia - Ladino verzija [2Mb - ppt] Malo o Jidishu
Feljton Jase Almulija u Novostima Ubice samo Nemci ima 14 nastavaka, linkovi su na stranciama Novosti... Koncert posvecen Zeni Lebl i muzici Rikarda Schwarza Hor Braca Baruh izdao novi CD - "Nesto novo nesto staro" peva sa novog CD Andriceva Lotika Zaspali za volanom, prva nagrada na Bejahadu TRAJNIK - antologija poezije Beogradsko zabaviste nekad Animacija sletanja na Hudson river U potrazi za sjenama galicijskih Židova - pise Vlasta Kovac Rezultati 52. nagradnog
konkursa Saveza Elvira Kohn fotograf i fotoreporter Tatjana Cvejin - o odrastanju Danila Kisa Ida je intervjuisala Roberta Menasse NAJLEPŠE BAJKE I PRIČE IZ SVETA POBOŽNIH JEVREJA Katolicki hor u crkvi u Portugalu peva Shma Israel Veoma lepa prezentacija Adriatic sea Melite Svob Pogledaj clanak: Jevrejska tribuna, Nezavisno kulturno-politicki list Jevreja Kraljevine S.H.S. – Sarajevo, 1921. Povodom dana Holokausta - Zinovi Tolkachev Hasdai ibn Suprut - pise Aron Albahari 19 avgust 1941 - Banat "Judenfrei"Izvestaj iz Zeneve sa Makabijevih utakmica Jelena Kalderon - Okreći je i okreći, jer sve je u njoj Bejahad 2008 / Bejahad 2009 - pogledaj njihov WEB sajt Hor Braca Baruh na Kolarcu Vracanje nagrade manifestaciji Bejahad 2008 Susret zenskih sekcija - pise T. Cvejin Pogledaj
Hagadu izdatu 1841 u Beogradu
pisanu Rashi pismom na Ladinu IZVESTAJ - u Rijeci pred preko 100 gostiju i uz 4 rabina osvecena renovirana Sinagoga iz novina
Workshop: Holocaust Research and Historiography in Nazi Occupied Yugoslavia During the Civil War, like so many of their fellow citizens, Jews were forced to take sides. While most of the nation's 150,000 Jews lived in the North and supported the Union, a sizable minority numbering about 25,000 lived in the South and held strong allegiance to the Confederacy. American Jewry divided over the issue of slavery. Those in the North generally opposed it, while in the South Jews sided with their fellow white citizens. When civil War came in 1861, approximately 7,000 Jews fought for the Union and 3,000 for the Confederacy. Judah Benjamin became Secretary of State for the Confederacy, the first Jew in a presidential cabinet. Anti-Jewish sentiments rose sharply during the war, culminating in General Ulysses S. Grant's infamous Order No. 11, expelling all Jews from Tennessee, Mississippi and Kentucky. Jews nationwide organized to ask President Lincoln to intervene. Lincoln ordered immediate withdrawal of Grant’s Order #11.
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