mfh/eastern-european-jewry

THE MUSEUM OF FAMILY HISTORY presents

Eastern European Jewry
A Yiddish World's Struggle for Survival

Where Once There Were Jews: Łapy, Poland	World Jewish Communities	Persecution and Flight: The Nazi Campaign Against the Jews	The Jewish Ghetto	Never Forget: Visions of the Nazi Camps	Stories from our Ancestral Homes
Postcards from Home	How We Worked	Walk in my Shoes: Collected Memories of the Holocaust	Anti-Semitism in Europe: The Pogroms Against the Jews	Life Under Czarist Rule	Jews in the Russian Army
Holocaust Memorials of Europe	The Synagogues of Europe: Past and Present	Yiddish Theatre in Europe: The Fischer Family	Letters from Szczuczyn	Czernowitz: Town with a Jewish Past	Photographic Studios of Eastern Europe
After the War: The MIKT Troupe	The Life of Nina Finkelstein	Zionism in Europe
The history of the Jewish people of Eastern Europe is tragic, yet bittersweet. In this permanent Museum of Family History exhibition "Eastern European Jewry: A Yiddish World's Struggle for Survival," topics relating to Jewish family life in Eastern Europe before, during and in the years following the end of the Second World War, are discussed.

To see a full listing of material available at the Museum about Eastern European Jewry, please visit the Museum's Site Map page.