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                  'Artist' director: from small screen to Oscar win
                  'Artist' director: from small screen to Oscar win
                  27.02.2012, Culture

                  Frenchman Michel Hazanavicius, who won the best director Oscar on Sunday, has come a long way from making TV shows and adverts to scoop Hollywood's highest honor for ''The Artist.''

                  Madrid's Thyssen-Bornemisza opens major Chagall exhibition
                  Madrid's Thyssen-Bornemisza opens major Chagall exhibition
                  15.02.2012, Culture

                  Spain on Tuesday opened one of the most extensive Marc Chagall exhibitions ever mounted, a feat that organisers say will not be repeated for many years.

                  Ukrainian historian makes career in Jewish heritage travel
                  Ukrainian historian makes career in Jewish heritage travel
                  18.01.2012, Culture

                  A burly man with an easy laugh, Dunai lives in Lviv, Ukraine’s fourth largest city. Over the years, the 43-year-old has built a profitable career as a researcher and tour guide, escorting Jews through Ukrainian shtetls in their search for information about departed relatives. He has provided services to Yad Vashem, Israel’s national Holocaust museum, and the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C.

                  Controversial Dutch artist Johannes Heesters dies at 108
                  Controversial Dutch artist Johannes Heesters dies at 108
                  27.12.2011, Culture

                  Johannes Heesters, a controversial operetta singer who became famous in Nazi Germany and who was considered one of the world's oldest performing artists, died on Saturday aged 108, his agency said.

                  Warsaw Chamber Opera revives work of Holocaust victims
                  Warsaw Chamber Opera revives work of Holocaust victims
                  30.11.2011, Culture

                  Almost seven decades after the Holocaust, Warsaw's Chamber Opera is marking its own anniversary with performances of rare works from composers who lost their lives in Nazi Germany's genocide.

                  Jewish Books at Moscow International Book Fair
                  Jewish Books at Moscow International Book Fair
                  13.09.2011, Culture

                  Jewish publishing houses and cultural organizations participated in the 24th Moscow International Book Fair, held September 7-11 at the All-Russian Exhibition Center in Russia’s capital.

                  Mandolinists revive Poland's lost Jewish music
                  Mandolinists revive Poland's lost Jewish music
                  07.09.2011, Culture

                  The red brick walls of the synagogue in Gora Kalwaria, once a center of Jewish culture in Poland, reverberate anew with music lost in the Holocaust, thanks to one man's search for his Polish roots.

                  New Jewish Book Store in Moscow
                  New Jewish Book Store in Moscow
                  01.09.2011, Culture

                  To the delight of people who appreciate Jewish books, a new book store has recently opened, along with an online shop.

                  Israeli musicians in row over Wagner performance in Bayreuth
                  Israeli musicians in row over Wagner performance in Bayreuth
                  26.07.2011, Culture

                  The Israel Chamber Orchestra, set to perform in Bayreuth on Tuesday a work by Richard Wagner, the composer revered by the Nazis, are not on a ''political mission,'' director Roberto Paternostro said.

                  Corinne Evens awarded with the annual Krakow Jewish Festival Prize
                  Corinne Evens awarded with the annual Krakow Jewish Festival Prize
                  15.07.2011, Culture

                  Belgian Corinne Evens was awarded the annual Prize of the 21st Jewish Culture Festival in Krakow, Poland, for her active support to this event which attracts thousands of visitors every year.

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