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Preservation of Jewish cemeteries in Poland – special conference  

The future and challenges related to the preservation of Jewish cemeteries in Poland will be the fulcrum of discussions at the special conference in New York

The future and challenges related to the preservation of Jewish cemeteries in Poland will be the fulcrum of discussions at the special conference

in New York on July 1, 2021.  

This video conference will be the continuation of the first conference that was held in 2020.  

Simultaneous translation into Polish and English will be available.

Six speakers from different parts of the world – all of them professionals – are invited to take part in a panel discussion.

The panel participants are invited to broach any aspect of the topic related to their profession.

In order to submit their candidacy to participate in the panel, speakers are requested to present a short paper on the topic they want to discuss during the panel.

The paper must be submitted until July 1.  

 

For further information and registration 

Partners: 

Foundation for the Preservation of Jewish Heritage in Poland 

The Matzevah Foundation, Inc

Friends of Jewish Heritage in Poland

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