Documentazione, Esposizione, Musealizzazione: Mostre E Musei Dell'ebraismo Italiano
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Documentation, Exhibition, Musealization: Exhibitions and Museums of Italian Judaism
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Italy holds most of the world's cultural heritage, and its Jewish cultural heritage is also of the greatest importance. Only after Emancipation did Italian Jews begin to pay attention to their material heritage – synagogues, cemeteries, libraries, archives, silver furnishings, textiles and artifacts. Their preservation came to be understood as a means of preserving the identity and history of the Jews. After the war, and especially since the early 1980s, the importance of preserving the Jewish cultural heritage as a memory not only for Jews, but for the whole country, began to be acknowledged not only by Jews, but also by the general population, including the Italian authorities.
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76(1-2)
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323-350
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Link to article in JSTOR, Documentazione, Esposizione, Musealizzazione: Mostre E Musei Dell'ebraismo Italiano
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Documentazione, Esposizione, Musealizzazione: Mostre E Musei Dell'ebraismo Italiano. 2010: 323-350. https://archive.jpr.org.uk/object-3035
