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The Yugoslav planting campaign in Martyrs’ Forest 1952-1955: symbolism, rituals and meaning / Akcija sađenja jugoslovenskog dela Šume mučenika 1952-1955: simbolika, rituali i značenje
(Beograd : Institut za noviju istoriju Srbije, 2021)
This article will try to examine the phenomenon of memorial forests and their role in the creation of the Holocaust memory of the Jewish community in Yugoslavia. Our intention is to present the Yugoslav Jewish tradition ...
Contribution to the genealogy of Jewish families in the territory of Vojvodina / Prilog genealoškim istraživanjima jevrejskih porodica na teritoriji Vojvodine
(Novi Sad : Arhiv Vojvodine, 2020)
The Jews are a specific national community that almost disappeared during the Holocaust. Genealogy is extremely important to the Jewish people because it brings together generations separated by the Holocaust. Genealogy ...
Who was buried in the Jewish cemeteries in the Danube region? (Contributions to the history of rabbinic families) / Ko je sahranjen na jevrejskim grobljima u Podunavlju? (Prilog istoriji rabinskih porodica)
(Novi Sad : Pokrajinski zavod za zaštitu spomenika kulture, 2020)
The earliest history of modem Jewish communities in present-day Serbia and Croatia is largely unknown. The only exceptions are the big cities (Belgrade, Novi Sad, Zagreb, Osijek, etc.), which have been thoroughly elaborated ...
Maribor Synagogue: between facts and reinterpretation / Mariborska sinagoga: između činjenica i reinterpretacije
(Ljubljana : Research and documentation center JAS, 2020)
Maribor Synagogue is one of the few preserved medieval synagogues in Central Europe. The renovation of the building between 1992 and 1999, undertaken by the Institute for the Protection of Cultural Heritage of Slovenia, ...
The Construction of Jewish Identity in Nineteenth-Century Serbia: The Case of the Musician Josif Schlesinger / Konstrukcija jevrejskog identiteta u Srbiji devetnaestog veka: slučaj muzičara Josifa Šlezingera
(Wien : Austrian Musicological Society, 03-04-2021)
This article explores the status of Josif Schlesinger (1794-1870), the first Serbian composer and professional musician in the court of Prince Miloš Obrenović (1780-1860), in the complex process of constructing Jewish ...