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Discover the story behind the iconic photograph of a #Hanukkah menorah with Nazi flags flying in the background in 1931: https://t.co/YmTLXhvHx7
"Death to Judah"
So the flag says
"Judah will live forever"
So the light answers
#ArtifactOfTheWeek
Versteckt im Dach einer Bibliothek – eine Tora-Rolle, die in Leipzig verborgen wurde, wurde 60 Jahre nach dem #Kristallnacht pogrom wiederentdeckt.
Mehr erfahren: https://t.co/JLYrwsCCo9
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Hidden in a Library Roof
A orah scroll hidden in Leipzig was rediscovered 60 years after the #Kristallnacht pogrom
Learn more: https://t.co/Hykb0wuBGI
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Moshe (Ben-Dov) Winterter was an inmate in the Skarzysko-Kamienna camp
In anticipation of #RoshHashanah 5704 (1943), he created this #Shofar in the metal workshop of the armaments factory, at great personal risk
Read the story here: https://t.co/hK7mUiigCj
This sculpture of Lord Vishnu reflects the devotion and artistry of the Pratihara dynasty.
Want to witness this masterpiece up close?
👉 Visit the Gujari Mahal Archaeological Museum, Gwalior, and let history speak to you.
#ArtifactOfTheWeek #MadhyaPradesh #IndianHeritage #MuseumLovers #IncredibleIndia
[heritage, archaeology, sculpture, Vishnu, Pratihara dynasty, Gwalior, Indian art, museum treasures, Indian history]
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![dir_arch_mp's tweet photo. This sculpture of Lord Vishnu reflects the devotion and artistry of the Pratihara dynasty.
Want to witness this masterpiece up close?
👉 Visit the Gujari Mahal Archaeological Museum, Gwalior, and let history speak to you.
#ArtifactOfTheWeek #MadhyaPradesh #IndianHeritage #MuseumLovers #IncredibleIndia
[heritage, archaeology, sculpture, Vishnu, Pratihara dynasty, Gwalior, Indian art, museum treasures, Indian history]
@narendramodi
@DrMohanYadav51
@CMMadhyaPradesh
@PS_MPTourism
@Manisha1604
@MPTourism
@MPIntltourism](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G0kA3J5aUAAROX1.jpg)
![dir_arch_mp's tweet photo. This sculpture of Lord Vishnu reflects the devotion and artistry of the Pratihara dynasty.
Want to witness this masterpiece up close?
👉 Visit the Gujari Mahal Archaeological Museum, Gwalior, and let history speak to you.
#ArtifactOfTheWeek #MadhyaPradesh #IndianHeritage #MuseumLovers #IncredibleIndia
[heritage, archaeology, sculpture, Vishnu, Pratihara dynasty, Gwalior, Indian art, museum treasures, Indian history]
@narendramodi
@DrMohanYadav51
@CMMadhyaPradesh
@PS_MPTourism
@Manisha1604
@MPTourism
@MPIntltourism](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G0kA3J3bcAAsWgi.jpg)
![dir_arch_mp's tweet photo. This sculpture of Lord Vishnu reflects the devotion and artistry of the Pratihara dynasty.
Want to witness this masterpiece up close?
👉 Visit the Gujari Mahal Archaeological Museum, Gwalior, and let history speak to you.
#ArtifactOfTheWeek #MadhyaPradesh #IndianHeritage #MuseumLovers #IncredibleIndia
[heritage, archaeology, sculpture, Vishnu, Pratihara dynasty, Gwalior, Indian art, museum treasures, Indian history]
@narendramodi
@DrMohanYadav51
@CMMadhyaPradesh
@PS_MPTourism
@Manisha1604
@MPTourism
@MPIntltourism](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G0kA3JIbEAEkeqL.jpg)
🕊️ Artifact of the Week/Artefact de la Semaine 🕊️
This week’s highlight: a Holy Water Font (Bénitier) ⛪
Once used in Catholic churches for blessings when entering or leaving.
#BonnyvilleMuseum #ArtifactOfTheWeek
Surya—more than just a sun god, a sculpture that shines with timeless divinity.
Discovered in Vidisha, this artifact from the 9th–10th century tells a story of celestial grace, cosmic order, and sacred craftsmanship.
Vidisha Museum - Madhya Pradesh
#ArtifactOfTheWeek #MadhyaPradeshArchives #VidishaTreasures #SunGodSurya #AncientIndia #IndianArtHeritage #MPVaults #CulturalLegacy #SacredSculptures #HiddenHistory
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“I cannot begin to describe the feelings that engulfed me in the following days and weeks. The past was behind me…clinical activity in hospitals, scientific research, many friendships, a wide circle of patients from all walks of life, from the pinnacle of political and cultural life – all of this dissolved in a moment into nothing"
Dr. Herman Zondek was born in a small town in the area of Posen in 1887. He served as a medical doctor in the First World War and rose quickly in the hospital hierarchy. In 1926 he was appointed to head the city hospital “am Urban” in Berlin.
In March 1933, Nazi storm troopers entered Prof. Zondek’s hospital, locked him and other doctors, “Jews and Communists” in a room, and proceeded to inform the Professor that he was relieved of his duties as Director of the hospital. Prof. Zondek left Germany for Zurich that same day, never to return.
These are some of the furnishings and personal effects from his home.
This is his story: https://t.co/w9JlwRKrzZ
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Moshe Lersky from Boryslav, Poland was conscripted into the Polish army at the beginning of the war. When the Polish defense disintegrated in the face of the Nazi onslaught, Lersky returned home to Boryslav, then under Soviet control. After Germany declared war on the Soviet Union, Lersky joined the Red Army. He saw combat in many battles, among them the defense of Kiev. Later on he joined one of the Polish units in the Red Army, and participated in the liberation of the Majdanek death camp.
On entering the camp, Lersky came face to face with the horrors of the extermination of his fellow Jews. Discovering a prayer shawl and prayer book that had belonged to one of the victims on a pile of clothes, he took them, preserving them among his belongings. Lersky was injured in the battle to liberate Warsaw and released from the army as a disabled veteran, receiving medals of distinction from the Polish government. In 1951 he immigrated to Israel, bringing with him the prayer shawl and prayer book he had found at Majdanek.
Yad Vashem Artifacts Collection
Donated by Moshe Lersky, Tel Aviv, Israel
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Discover the story behind the iconic photograph of a #Hanukkah #menorah with Nazi flags flying in the background in 1931: https://t.co/YmTLXhvHx7
"Death to Judah"
So the flag says
"Judah will live forever"
So the light answers
#ArtifactOfTheWeek
These leg chains fettered Jewish prisoners at the #Chelmno death camp; they were donated to Yad Vashem by Shimon Srebrenik, one of the few survivors of the camp
Learn more: https://t.co/Z78c2hZav1
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Oswald Poeck was deported from Prague to Theresienstadt in November 1941.
How did this Monopoly set he created become an educational tool for children in the harsh reality of the Theresienstadt ghetto?
>> https://t.co/PAxfnwvjuh
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Hidden in a Library Roof
A #Torah scroll hidden in Leipzig was rediscovered 60 years after the #Kristallnacht pogrom
Learn more: https://t.co/Hykb0wuBGI
#ArtifactOfTheWeek
Moshe (Ben-Dov) Winterter was an inmate in the Skarzysko-Kamienna camp
In anticipation of #RoshHashanah 5704 (1943), he created this #Shofar in the metal workshop of the armaments factory, at great personal risk
Read the story here: https://t.co/hK7mUiigCj
All about our #artifactoftheweek!
Comparing the two photos, indeed,@RailwaymuseumUg brings history back to life.
From vintage scenes to historic moments, we are freezing time and preserving the past for generations to come.
#ourrailwaysourhistory
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Pierre Wolkowicz lived with his parents in Paris, France.
He was arrested during the Vel d'Hiv round-up of 16-17 July 1942 and later murdered in Auschwitz
This was his violin - it is the only remaining item of his belongings
https://t.co/HkFbsAzHrw
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15-year-old Heinz Finke left Germany for England, alone on a #Kindertransport, in June 1939; everything he owned was packed into two small suitcases
After mid-1942, he never heard from his family again
Discover his story here: https://t.co/Reu4iDg74x
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This "Megillat Hitler" - a history of the Holocaust, written in the style of the #BookOfEsther, with chapters dedicated to the history of North African Jewry - was written in Morocco in 1944 and rolled together with a #Purim #Megillah
https://t.co/HKLlTxPh2O
#Artifactoftheweek: Former curator @PearlHarborNPS Scott Pawlowski tells Ranger Jason Ockrassa about a Japanese instrument from the plane of Airman First Class Shigenori Nishikaichi, who took part in the 2nd wave of the #PearlHarbor attack but crashed on the island of #Niʻihau.
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“Because I was an only child who very much wanted a sister and brother, the teddy is like family"
Stella Knobel was one of #TehranChildren
She donated Mishu the bear for safekeeping in Yad Vashem
This is her story: https://t.co/lsUJZR81Uc
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