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בגרמניה קיים פרויקט לתיעוד יהדות לייפציג. הם מחפשים במוזיאון כל פרטים (תיעוד, תצלומים וכו´) על החיים היהודיים בעיר ובאיזור. הרי לכם ההודעה באנגלית: Recalling Jewish life in Leipzig The Leipzig City-Museum is looking for documents, photographs, advertisments, books from Jewish publishing houses in Leipzig, ritual objects, and other memorabilia, to establish a collection illustrating the vibrant Jewish life which existed there. In 1933 Leipzig was the sixth-largest Jewish community in Germany and Jews contributed significantly to the economic, cultural and social development of the city and beyond. Sadly their achievments have largely become forgotten, even unknown to members of younger generations. To preserve and display those remaining proofs of Jewish life in Leipzig, the museum s director especially welcomes the help of former Jewish citizens in aquiring documents and artifacts that illustrate the the contribution made by Leipzig s Jewish citizens for the benefit of future generations. Please contact Dr. Volker Rodekamp (director) or Dr. Andrea Lorz at: Stadtgeschichtliches Museum Leipzig (Leipzig City Museum) Altes Rathaus Markt 1 D-04109 Leipzig, Germany Tel. +49 [0]341 / 96 51 30 Fax: +49 [0]341 / 9 65 13 52 E-mail:[email protected] WWW: http://www.t-online.de/home/Stadtmuseum.Leipzig
בגרמניה קיים פרויקט לתיעוד יהדות לייפציג. הם מחפשים במוזיאון כל פרטים (תיעוד, תצלומים וכו´) על החיים היהודיים בעיר ובאיזור. הרי לכם ההודעה באנגלית: Recalling Jewish life in Leipzig The Leipzig City-Museum is looking for documents, photographs, advertisments, books from Jewish publishing houses in Leipzig, ritual objects, and other memorabilia, to establish a collection illustrating the vibrant Jewish life which existed there. In 1933 Leipzig was the sixth-largest Jewish community in Germany and Jews contributed significantly to the economic, cultural and social development of the city and beyond. Sadly their achievments have largely become forgotten, even unknown to members of younger generations. To preserve and display those remaining proofs of Jewish life in Leipzig, the museum s director especially welcomes the help of former Jewish citizens in aquiring documents and artifacts that illustrate the the contribution made by Leipzig s Jewish citizens for the benefit of future generations. Please contact Dr. Volker Rodekamp (director) or Dr. Andrea Lorz at: Stadtgeschichtliches Museum Leipzig (Leipzig City Museum) Altes Rathaus Markt 1 D-04109 Leipzig, Germany Tel. +49 [0]341 / 96 51 30 Fax: +49 [0]341 / 9 65 13 52 E-mail:[email protected] WWW: http://www.t-online.de/home/Stadtmuseum.Leipzig