1. Opening of the exhibition "Spots of Light: Women in Holokaust" (in the cooperation with the Embassy of Israel in Zagreb – the exhibition was prepared by the Department for traveling exhibitions, Museum department, Yad Vashem, curator Yehudit Inbar)
2. Concert – Ivan Bulić, vocal, prof. Ivančica Hinek, piano (Franje Kuhača Music School)
3. Dance perfomance – Israeli dance – group "Haverim" (Jewish Community of Osijek)
Organizers: Municipality of Belišće and Jewish Community of Osijek
1. Opening of the exhibition "Spots of Light: Women in Holokaust" (in the cooperation with the Embassy of Israel in Zagreb – the exhibition was prepared by the Department for traveling exhibitions, Museum department, Yad Vashem, curator Yehudit Inbar)
2. Concert – Ivan Bulić, vocal, prof. Ivančica Hinek, piano (Franje Kuhača Music School)
3. Dance perfomance – Israeli dance – group "Haverim" (Jewish Community of Osijek)
Organizers: Municipality of Belišće and Jewish Community of Osijek
A fun afternoon for pupils and parents:
1. Dance workshop – learning several Israeli dances
2. Art workshop – drawing and painting mugs with Jewish symbols
3. Dance performance – dance group "Haverim"
Regional School Vinogradci (Primary School of Ivan Kukuljević Belišće)
Organizers: teacher Melita Vujičić and leader of the dance group "Haverim" Nives Beissmann
The family of Branko Polić, a well-known music critic on Croatian radio, is a good example for researching the history of Jewish families in Croatia.
His books are one of the rare sources that give us a broad picture of the family relations of a Jewish family from Croatia.
Lecturer: Ljiljana Dobrovšak
Julius Robert Oppenheimer is often called the "father of the atomic bomb" for his role in overseeing the development of the first nuclear weapons. Found out more about his private and professional life.
Lecturer: Darko Fischer
A students from Verona, Warsaw and Osijek present their works (art, dance, acting…) created as part of the UNITED project.
The project UNITED is implemented by the Nansen Dialogue Centre (Croatia) in partnership with the Technical school and Natural Sciences Gymnasium Ruđer Bošković Osijek (Croatia), Glocal Factory (Italy), IIS “Ferraris Fermi” (Italy), Center of Jewish Cultural Heritage Synagogue Maribor (Slovenia) and WCIES (Poland) and is funded by the European Union through the CERV program.
The activity is prepared by students and teachers (Ozana Vignjević and Igor Grubišić) of the Technical school and Natural Sciences Gymnasium Ruđer Bošković Osijek.
The event will take place in the Technical school and Natural Sciences Gymnasium Ruđer Bošković Osijek.
The family is one of the oldest institutions, and family portraits were extremely important because they spoke of the spirit of the time in which they were created. Until the invention of photographs they were the only visual reminder of our loved ones.
Therefore, the workshops will be inspired by a painting from the collection of the Friedrich Museum of Fine Arts Johann Gottlieb Lieder (1780–1859), The Pejačević family in the Virovitica garden castle, 1811, oil on canvas, 285 x 398 cm, MLU, S-460.
Each of us has a family. It is made by people we love immensely. The family can be small or big. Join the workshops and paint your family! All participants can bring photos that they will be able to use in their work.
The family is one of the oldest institutions, and family portraits were extremely important because they spoke of the spirit of the time in which they were created. Until the invention of photographs they were the only visual reminder of our loved ones.
Therefore, the workshops will be inspired by a painting from the collection of the Friedrich Museum of Fine Arts Johann Gottlieb Lieder (1780–1859), The Pejačević family in the Virovitica garden castle, 1811, oil on canvas, 285 x 398 cm, MLU, S-460.
Each of us has a family. It is made by people we love immensely. The family can be small or big. Join the workshops and paint your family! All participants can bring photos that they will be able to use in their work.
Already during the time of King Casimir, Jews in Kraków played an important role in the regional economy. From the end of the 13th century, they were granted freedom of worship, construction of synagogues, freedom of trade, movement, travel and immigration. This contributed to the gradual increase of the Jewish community. Jews settled coming from nearer or more distant regions and countries to the east or west of Poland. Jews lived undisturbed with their Christian neighbors under the patronage of King Casimir. He understood that only the peaceful coexistence of different religions and peoples in the Kingdom can bring prosperity in all senses. What happened since then? Answers can be found in this lecture by Anđelko Srđak.