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The secret Giorgio Voghera
Tuesday 19 October starting at 3.30 pm: a special event dedicated by the Trieste Jewish Museum to Giorgio Voghera (Trieste, 1908-1999)
Ursula Hirschmann. Like in a carousel
12 Oct. 2021 Marcella Filippa’s book presentation
2021 European Day of Jewish Culture in Trieste
Special openings and events for the EDJC in Trieste
A World of Stories from the Jewish Lore 2021
Live readings from the Sephardic lore
I’ll give you safe harbour
Four live paintings about Jewish emigration through the Port of Trieste by Cosimo Miorelli
Erev Laila 2021
Four evenings on the terrace at via del Monte 3
Giuditta’s blood
Presentation of the book written by Emanuele D’Antonio “Il sangue di Giuditta” (Carocci 2020)
Racism at school; the catalogue
Presentation of the catalogue of the 2018 exhibit “Racism at school”, edited by Sabrina Benussi and Annalisa Di Fant and published by EUT, 2021
The story of Fulvia Levi
Presentation of the book by Luisella Schreiber Segrè: “Un paio di calzoncini color verde. La storia di Fulvia Levi, una tredicenne in fuga dal nazifascismo”.
news
I’ll give you safe harbour Trieste repeat performance
Repeat performance in Trieste of the live painting about Trieste and the Jewish emigration by artist Cosimo Miorelli
Visiting the Jewish Trieste
Some important updates about Jewish Trieste’s visit
A precious donation
The Museum is truly honored to exhibit what Bernat Finder z”l wanted to donate, through his sons Albert and Daniela, custodians of his will, in memory of the tragic story lived by him and his family in the Shoah.
Museum Closed: Shavuot
Museum closed on 17 and 18 May for Shavuot holiday
Reopening
The Jewish Museum of Trieste will reopen on Monday 26 April 2021. Booking is not necessary.
Closures
The MUSEUM will be closed until Sunday 2 May. Barring unforeseen events… let’s meet on 3 May!
exhibitions
Dialogue
10 Oct. – 12 Nov. 2021 Exhibition of the National Library of Israel translated by UCEI for EDJC 2021
Israel is for all
On 17/12/2019 at 6.00 pm the inauguration of the unpublished photographic exhibition by Gyula Salusinszky “ISRAEL IS FOR ALL” curated by rav Ariel Haddad.