Iraq opens first Jewish museum as country's ancient community nears extinction
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Baghdad Opens First Jewish Heritage Museum, Reviving Memories of a 2,500-Year-Old Community Nearly Erased by Persecution & Exile
Baghdad Opens First Jewish Heritage Museum, Reviving Memories of a 2,500-Year-Old Community Nearly Erased by Persecution & Exile By: Fern Sidman In a development laden with historical significance and profound irony, Iraq has opened its first museum dedicated to the extraordinary civilization of Iraqi Jewry, commemorating a community that flourished for more than 2,500 years before antisemitic violence, state-sponsored discrimination and mass di…
Baghdad Opens First Jewish Museum as Iraq’s Ancient Jewish Community Nears Extinction
BAGHDAD (VINnews) — Iraq has opened its first museum dedicated to Jewish history, offering a rare glimpse into the legacy of a community that once numbered up to 150,000 people but has been reduced to only a handful of remaining Jews. The Jewish Shamash Museum opened on Al-Rashid Street in Baghdad, inside the historic building […]
Culture: The first museum in Iraq was opened in Baghdad, fully devoted to the history of the Jewish community of the country, which has been over 2,500 years old, and the Shamash Museum has been located in the historic building of the Jewish school.
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