Translated from the Ukrainian by Marta D. The Dutch curator and cultural manager will head the Jewish Museum as of April. "The first person to find and photograph the largest number of bus stops and post them with the hashtag #ia zvidsy will win a souvenir! Hint: Most of the posters are located downtown - but not just there!" Feldman announced. Viacheslav Feldman, the co-head of Israeli Friends of Ukraine, invited the residents of Rishon LeTsiyon to take part in the quest dedicated to the anniversary of Ukrainian independence. Mayor of Lviv Andriy Sadovyi and Mayor of Dnipro Borys Filatov immediately responded to the Israeli initiative and quickly sent high-quality photographs of views of their respective cities for publication in Israel. The Lviv poster features the Hebrew-language poet Uri Zvi Greenberg. The Chernivtsi poster provides information about the Hebrew-language writer Aharon Appelfeld, the Hollywood actress Mila Kunis, and the Israeli diplomat Naomi Ben-Ami. The poster of Kharkiv focuses on three Jewish Nobel Prize winners as well as Soviet Navy submarine commander Israel Fisanovich poet-satirist Igor Guberman and Israeli minister Ze'ev Elkin - all of whom were born in this city. The posters also display information about distinguished Jews who were born in Rishon LeTsiyon's sister cities - Kharkiv, Lviv, and Kremenchuk - as well as in Kyiv, Dnipro, Odesa, and Chernivtsi.įor example, the Kyiv poster shows Prime Minister of Israel Golda Meir and President Ephraim Katzir the Dnipro poster features the poetess Zelda Schneurson Mishkovsky, while the poster of Odesa highlights the Hebrew-language poet Hayim Nahman Bialik and Ze'ev Jabotinsky. The initiator of this unusual action was the organization Israeli Friends of Ukraine with support from the Canadian charitable non-profit organization Ukrainian Jewish Encounter (UJE).
47 installed on the eve of the event. Participants: violinist Saulė Buikaitė.On the eve of Ukrainian Independence Day, bus stops in the Israeli city of Rishon LeTsiyon have been decorated with posters displaying views of several Ukrainian cities and best wishes for the holiday in Hebrew and Ukrainian. 17, and Jacob Sher on the intersection of Sniego and Gudų streets on sidewalk near the square at a residential house Pelesos str. 16, Fania (Uma) Olkienicka-Lerer near the house at J. visiting and honoring the memorial stones to Rachel (Roza) Suckever-Ushaeva near house at J. Laying a memorial stone to Bencion Michtom at Žemaitijos str. 6). Participants: Rasa Antanavičiūtė, director of Vilnius Museum, Tojana Račiūnaitė, Chair of Lithuanian Society of Art Historians, Giedrė Jankevičiūtė, project initiator, Adachiara Zevi, art historian, activist of the Jewish community in Rome, coordinator of the Stolperstein initiative in Italy. Presentation of the project at the Vilnius Museum (Vokiečių str.
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The memorial stones were installed into the pavement pro bono by the sculptor Vladas Urbanavičius. The architectural project was prepared pro bono by architect Tomas Valentinaitis. The production and sending of the memorial stones was funded by the Lithuanian Society of Art Historians and the donations of its members. (hp) Giedrė Jankevičiūtė, a member of the Lithuanian Society of Art Historians. Project initiator and main executor prof. Five memorial stones (Stolpersteine) will be unveiled in Vilnius on by Lithuanian Society of Art Historians in order to mark the last residences of five Jewish artists before their forced imprisonment in the ghetto.
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