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آثار هنری، اقلام آیینی، و دستساختههای مربوط به یهودیان در هلند و مستعمرات سابق آن.
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Went with a trip. It was a somewhat interesting display, though the audio guide was really quite uninteresting. The writing on the displays was interesting however, and I enjoyed learning more about a synagogue. You can go into a normal one but you don't tend to learn about the meaning of everything in there, but you can in here
Definitely worth a visit but the best part is the old Portuguese synagogue across the street. The synagogue is closed to visitors on Saturday. The synagogue is still only lit by candles.
Very well put together story of the community past, in the war period and present. A lovely surprise as you step up into the shul from below.
The cobblestone markers of those deported and murdered along the street are a testament to the thousands of Innocents handed to the Nazis, by the Dutch.
The cobblestone markers of those deported and murdered along the street are a testament to the thousands of Innocents handed to the Nazis, by the Dutch.
Excellent Jewish museum that really explains the Jews and Amsterdam throughout the ages. This museum does not focus on WW2, although it is a small part of it. Also, a must see is the beautiful Portuguese Synagogue located across the street from the museum. The Synagogue is still in use today, but you can visit and explore its treasures when it's not in use for services.
I didn’t feel there was a clear theme and move in chronological order although that’s what they tried. The Jewish museums in the states are more robust maybe they should take help from there. I loved the gift shop, good collection. Maybe that’s the feeling I get because I was at the synagogue the same day
