An exhibition dedicated to Jewish wedding customs has opened in Moscow.
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On November 26th, the exhibition "Jewish Wedding: For Each Other Since the Beginning of Time" opened in the Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center. Our Museum of Jewish History in Russia and The Russian Museum of Ethnography are partners in this project. The exhibition’s curators' intention has been to showcase the symbolism of traditional wedding rituals and the ancient customs of the Jewish people, the concept of marriage and the meaning of family.
Past
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Tyshler, Chaikov, Epstein and others…
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“A Challenge to Oblivion: Restoration.”
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‘In Defiance of Oblivion’: In Memory of the Destroyed Synagogues of Eastern Europe
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‘Between Two Worlds: Personal Memory and Immortal Souls in Jewish Culture’
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‘Russian Jews and the First World War’: For the Centenary of World War I
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‘To See and Remember: Aesthetics of the Sacred in Jewish Visual Culture’
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‘May You Be Inscribed for a Good Year’: The High Holidays in Objects of Jewish Decorative Art, from the Collection of the Museum of Jewish History in Russia
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Pages from a Frontline Album
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