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Welcome to the website of the International Survey of Jewish Monuments (ISJM).  We have made several recent updates to the site, and we continue to adjust the site!

 

Check the RSS News section  for links to articles from around the world, including updates on Jewish monuments.  The calendar is a good place to find upcoming events such as museum openings, art exhibitions, cultural festivals, conferences, and lectures.

 

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Monument at Jewish Cemetery, Kazimierz Dolny, Poland. Photo: Samuel D. Gruber

The International Survey of Jewish Monuments (ISJM) is an independent, non-profit, membership based, educational organization dedicated to the documentation, study, care and conservation of historic Jewish sites throughout the world. 

A primary role of ISJM is to serve as a clearing-house of information about current projects and programs that effect Jewish monuments, especially through the posting of news, photos, reports, directories and other materials on this site.

This website will collate information from around the world, and we invite ISJM members and users to contribute information. 

This website is a work-in-progress.  It will be shaped and expanded throughout the summer of 2009 as information from our old site is transferred, and new information is collected, edited and posted.  The final format of the site will respond to the needs of those who consult with it most.  Let us know the type of information that you need, and share the information and expertise that you have with others. Tell us how you use the information from ISJM - for teaching, research, travel or some other purpose.


 

 
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Restitution: JTA's Dinah Spritzer Provides Followup to Prague Conference


USA: New Exhibition Planned for DC's Lillian & Albert Small Museum


Conference: Life and Work of the Maharal of Prague


Conference: Update on Holocaust-Era Assets Conference in Prague


Israel: Ambitious New Plan To Reinvent & Rename Beth Hatefusoth


USA: Grants Will Fund Rescue of Louis Kahn's Trenton Bath House


CALL FOR PAPERS: Lessons and Legacies XI


USA: Restoration Work at Lloyd Street Synagogue, Baltimore


Poland: Time for Krakow Jewish Festival


Auction: Kestenbaum & Company Fine Judaica on June 25th


Conference: Holocaust-Era Asset Conference to Open in Prague Friday


USA: Pietro Belluschi Designed Swampscott (Massachusetts) Synagogue in Limbo as Town Publishes New RFP


Spain: Toledo Cemetery Dispute Resolved with Reburial of Bones in Original Graves


Poland: Vandalism at Gdansk and Wroclaw Jewish Sites





Slovakia: What's Wrong with the Bratislava Holocaust Memorial?


Poland: Monuments and Memory in Warsaw


USA: Brookhaven (Mississippi) Synagogue Likely to Become Museum


UK: Synagogue in Sunderland by Marcus Kenneth Glass For Sale


Italy: New website about Cherasco (Piedmont) Synagogue Restoration


Norway: Royal Visit to Oslo Synagogue


Estonia: More Concentration Camp Commemorative Markers to Be Dedicated July 7, 2009


Final Statement of Principles and Procedures from Bratislava Seminar


Poland: Commemorative Plaque to be Unveiled on Former Przemysl Synagogue


Conference (Past): Jewish Heritage (in Romania) Part of the World and National Heritage


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