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Jewish life in Europe

Jewish life is an integral part of Europe's past and present. How do Jewish Europeans live, keep their traditions and customs alive and view both current developments and the way the past is dealt with?

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People work in a wildflower meadow outside the Jewish Museum in Warsaw

People work in a wildflower meadow outside the Jewish Museum in Warsaw

Creating a green oasis in the center of Poland's capital

Creating a green oasis in the center of Poland's capital

Residents of Warsaw have been invited to help turn the area outside the Jewish Museum into a flower meadow.

An older man stands in a courtyard in Zagreb

An older man stands in a courtyard in Zagreb

Jews in Croatia seek justice over confiscated property

Jews in Croatia seek justice over confiscated property

Jewish Croatian families are still fighting for justice over property seized by the state before and after World War II.

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Belgrade's Serbian-Jewish choir preserves rich heritage

Belgrade's Serbian-Jewish choir preserves rich heritage

The Serbian-Jewish Singing Society not only performs choral music, but also keeps Serbia's Jewish heritage alive.

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Jewish organization builds bridges in Bosnia

Jewish organization builds bridges in Bosnia

A Jewish Bosnian woman explains how playing an active role in society is the bridge between personal faith and society.

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Budapest Jewish community collects for Hungary's rural poor

Budapest Jewish community collects for Hungary's rural poor

Budapest-based charity Donation Taxi collects donations for Hungary's rural poor, building bridges between communities.

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