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Sunday, Iyar 14, 5778. April 29, 2018. Shalom! World. In the second half of the nineteenth century, due to the rapid development of Jewish settlement in Kielce, the local Jewsih community faced a necessity of orginising a new burial place. Previously, few Jews of Kielce burried their dead in the cemetery in nearby Checiny. Because of this in 1868 land in the farm Pakosz was purchased at the junction of the current Pakosz Dolny and Kusocinskiego Strets. At that time it was a parcel of land located outside built-up áreas. Meir Baraban in his published in 1929 essay " Historical Monuments of Jews in Poland " wrote tha t the jews of Kielce "bought the square for the cemetery very far from the town and there they burry their dead even today". The first documented burial took place two years later. The brotherhood of Chewra Kadisza took care of organization and management of the cemetery. In Kielce also functioned a society called Chesed Shel Emet, which

Wednesday, Iyar 10, 5778. April 25, 2018. Shalom! World. Address: Tadeusza Kosciuszki 19. Zakopane. Comfort sofas, pleasant atmosphere, elegant surroundings - welcome to the Stamary Bar and Café. The ideal  place for an informal business meeting, to  meet friends, read a newspappers or simply relax with a glass of wine or exotic cocktail. I confess that i like to lunch there, and after enjoy a espresso without a time to go out. The service is perfect. The Café is heaven for those with a  sweettooth. Treat yourself and spend some time in a warm and friendly atmosphere and sample the delights. The relaxing music will ensure your comfort and well-being. Sample the delicious Vergnano 1882 coffee and the aroma will linger with you all day. Shalom! Aleichem. Cultural Support:  Jacob Jr. B.A.C.E., avec L'Integration d'Association avec Israel et dans le Monde/Cz .

Sunday, Iyar 7, 5778. April 22, 2018. Shalom! World. Padova. Prosperity in the Fourteenth Century. City of upper Italy, 22 miles West of Venice, on the Bacchiglione; capital of the province of the same name. It's Jewish congregation, for  centuries one of the most important of Italy, with the Synagogue and cemetery, existed as early as 1300. The first Jew in Padova known by name was  the physician Jacob Bonacosa, who, in 1255, translated there the "Colliget" of Averroes (Steinschneider, "Hebr. Uebersetungen," p.671). Toward the middle of  the fourteenth century numbers of Jews from Rome, Pisa, Bologna, and the Marches of Ancona established themselves in Padova as Money-lenders; and many  of the Jews who had been persecuted inn Germany and the Alpine countries removed to Padova after 1440. The statutes of  the community were liberal; the population was tolerant; and the Jews were admited  without restrictions. They were placed on an equal fo

Sunday, Nissan 30, 5778. April 15, 2018. Shalom! World. Address: Tadeusza Kosciuszki 3. Zakopane. The Café Tygoduik gets its charrm founded in the Tatra Mountains view. It's fabulous! The building don't have a charm, there is a grocery on the building and on the others floors are many smal stores and services with low prices. The snacks, and lunch plates are very good.  So, good food, good service and a fantastic view makes the  Café a good place to enjoy some hours. Shalom! Aleichem. Cultural Support:  Jacob Jr. B.A.C.E., avec L'Integration d'Association avec Israel et dans le Monde/Cz .

Thrusday, Nissan 27, 5778. April 12, 2018. Shalom! World. The Radegast Station, or the loading platform at Marysin Verladebahnhof Getto Radegast Stalowa Street. Address: Aleja Pamieci Ofiar Litzmannstadt Getto 12. Lódz. This is one of the most importante historical sites connectedto the Lódz ghetto. From this place, tens of thousands of people  were herded offto the death camp  at Chelmno-nad-Nerem in the years 1942-1944 and then to Auschwitz in August 1944.  The original  wooden building along  with its loading platform still stands today. The railway station was built  in 1937.  It took on a particular role in April 11940 once the ghetto was sealed off and isolated from all the rest of Lódz. Soon the station and its immediate surroundings were cordoned off  with barbed-wire fencing. People living in the neighboring residential área were forced  to move out. A  guardhouse, warehouse  and additional tracks were built.  Beginning in 1940, food and fuel fo

Sunday, Nissan 23, 5778. April 8, 2018. Shalom! World. The Monument to the Victims of the Concentration Camp (Konzentrationslager) at Plaszow on the outskirts of the former concentration camp in Kraków/Plaszow in memory to the people killed by the nazis in this camp. Was created in 1964 by architect Witold Ceckiewicz. The limestone sculpture on reinforced concrete structure has done Richard Szczypinski. The statue depicts five characters in the series, with their heads bent under the weight of the block in stone at breast height. On the back of the sculpture is the inscription: in honor of the martyrs murderd by nazis 1943-45. The statue was located on the shaft of the  former austro-Hungarian military fortifications. Square ground camp Plaszow and prisioners barracks were located approximately 400 meters north-east of the current monumento. Around the monument was made assumption with wide landscaped stairs and vegetation. The sculpture does not have an