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Israelophobia: the latest version of one of the oldest hatreds and what to do about it [author Jake Wallis Simmons, published by Constable, Great Britain, 2023]
Full text linkOvo je značajna i potrebna knjiga, koju je napisao odličan i suptilan pisac. Nema nikog ko je kvalifikovaniji za pisanje ovakve knjige od Džejka Valisa Simonsa. On je bio urednik i dopisnik časopisa Jewish Chronicle, i izveštavao o bezbednosnim pitanjima. Knjiga analizira teme koje su često predmet predrasuda i intenzivne analize Izraela, koja vrlo često prelazi u opsesiju i čistu demonizaciju. Ona prati poreklo te pojave od srednjevekovnog evropskog antisemitizma i staljinizma, do današnjih dana. U njoj se diskutuje razlog različitog prosuđivanja ove nacije, tako različitog kada su drugi u pitanju, a sve u navodno razumnim i progresivnim vremenima. Na neki način ova knjiga je saputnik knjige Davida Badiela (Baddiel) "Jews Don’t count" (Jevreji se ne računaju). Ona na fascinantan način analizira tamne strane današnjeg sveta - političku, nacionalnu, kulturnu, digitalnu - i pogledu izlaže neprijatne istine.This is an important and necessary book, written by an excellent and subtle writer. No one is more qualified to write a book like this than Jake Wallis Simmons. He was an editor and correspondent for the Jewish Chronicle, reporting on security issues. The book analyzes topics that are often the subject of prejudice and intense analysis of Israel, which very often turns into obsession and pure demonization. It traces the origins of that phenomenon from medieval European anti-Semitism and Stalinism to the present day. It discusses the reason for the different judgments of this nation, which are so different when it comes to others, and all in supposedly reasonable and progressive times. In a way, this book is a companion to David Baddiel's book "Jews Don't Count". Fascinatingly, it analyzes the dark sides of today's world - political, national, cultural, and digital - and exposes unpleasant truths
Nandor Glid: 100 years since his birth
No full textIzložba „Nandor Glid - 100 godina od rođenja“ omaž je jednom od najistaknutijih jugoslovenskih vajara druge polovine 20. veka i dugogodišnjem prijatelju i saradniku Jevrejskog istorijskog muzeja. Sva izložena dela, 5 vajarskih radova i 12 grafika, su iz Likovne zbirke Jevrejskog istorijskog muzeja.The exhibition „Nandor Glid - 100 Years Since His Birth“ is an homage to one of the most prominent Yugoslav sculptors of the second half of the 20th century and the long-standing friend and collaborator of the Jewish Historical Museum. All the exhibited works , 5 sculptures and 12 graphics, are from the Fine Arts Collection of the Jewish Historical Museum.Uporedo srpski tekst i engleski prevod (parallel Serbian text and English translation)
Megillat Ruth
Full text linkPovodom praznika Šavuot, NVO Haver Srbija u saradnji sa Ledor Vador pripremila je edukativni materijal o prazniku Šavouot i svitak Megilat Rut koji se čita za ovaj praznik.On the occasion of the Shavuot holiday, NGO Haver Serbia in cooperation with Ledor Vador prepared educational material about the Shavuot holiday and the Megillat Ruth scroll that is read for this holiday
Nahum Sokolov in Zagreb [March 18, 1928]
Full text linkO poseti predsednika egzekutive Svetske cionističke organizacije gospodina Nahuma Sokolova Kraljevini S.H.S. u mesecu martu 1928. godine pisale su brojne lokalne i jevrejske novine. Tom prilikom on je posetio Beograd 9. marta, Sarajevo 14. marta, i Zagreb 18. marta 1928. godine. Jevrejske novine „Jevrejski glas“ donele su posebne priloge o poseti svakom od tih gradova. Prilikom njegove posete Zagrebu pisale su: „U nedelju, 18. marta ov. g. u jutro, brzim vlakom iz Bos. Broda stigao je predsjednik Egzekutive Svjetske Cijonističke Organizacije, uz pratnju svog sekretara gđice dr. Sokolov, iz Sarajeva u Zagreb. Na željezničkoj stanici dočekalo je uzvišenog gosta veliko mnoštvo zagrebačkog jevrejskog i nejevrejskog građanstva koje je željno iščekivalo dolazak cijonističkog prvaka i jevrejskog nacijonalnog vođe. Među prisutnima isticali su se izaslanici svih jevrejskih društava i ustanova i mnogobrojna omladina. Od voza do čekaonice priredila je oduševljena omladina gostima špalir“.About the visit of the executive president of the World Zionist Organization, Mr. Nahum Sokolov, to the Kingdom of S.H.S. in March 1928, numerous local and Jewish newspapers wrote. On that occasion, he visited Belgrade on March 9, Sarajevo on March 14, and Zagreb on March 18, 1928. The Jewish newspaper "Jevrejski glas" (Jewish voice) had special features about the visit to each of those cities. They wrote during his visit to Zagreb: "On Sunday, March 18 this year, in the morning, the president of the Executive of the World Zionist Organization Dr. Sokolov accompanied by his secretary, arrived from Bosanski Brod by high-speed train Sarajevo-Zagreb. At the railway station, the prominent guest was welcomed by a large crowd of Zagreb's Jewish and non-Jewish citizens who eagerly awaited the arrival of the Zionist Jewish national leader. Delegates from all Jewish societies and institutions and many young people stood out among those present. From the train to the waiting room, the enthusiastic youth welcomed the guests".Ceo tekst kao zbirni može se pogledati i na sajtu „Digitalni arhiv INFOBIRO BETA - Media centar Sarajevo“, na linku (the entire summary text can also be viewed on the website "Digital archive INFOBIRO BETA - Media center Sarajevo", at the link): [http://www.idoconline.info/article/917197
Investigation of family (un)truths: memory, trauma and testimony in the study "My good father: life with his past" by Beate Niman
No full textOsnovna namera rada jeste analitičko raslojavanje sadržine studije "Moj dobri otac: život sa njegovom prošlošću" Beate Niman. Autorka studije je kćerka Bruna Zatlera, šefa Gestapoa i zločinca Drugog svetskog rata, koji je, pored mnogobrojnih zverstava, rukovodio operacijom ubijanja žena i dece u dušegupkama u Beogradu (1942-1944). Uočavajući praznine i nelogičnosti u svojim sećanjima, autorka započinje proces istraživanja o ocu u nameri da napiše njegovu biografiju. Beatin narativ sučelјava prošlost sa sadašnjošću, kao i porodičnu kreiranu prošlost sa potencijalnim porodičnim nasleđem. Osim toga, baveći se istorijom, činjenicama, dokazima, otac postaje predmet svojevrsne kćerkine istrage. Počevši od dekonstrukcije (Beatinih) sećanja, najpre je istaknuta prošlost Bruna Zatlera. Biće dati uvidi u autorkine procese istraživanja kojima se dospelo do razotkrivanja istorijske i porodične istine o Zatleru. Istraživanje neće biti striktno fiksirano na lik Bruna Zatlera, budući da narativ kao takav daje prostor istraživanju psiholoških aspekata ličnosti same Beate Niman. Na račun rečenog, ali i u vezi sa samim narativom, biće tematizovani odnosi istorije i prošlosti, funkcije sećanja, dometi trauma, aspekti (auto)biografije, kao uvidi u postojanje dvostrukog svedočenja i dvostrukog istražnog postupka na nivou narativa kao celine.The main purpose of the work is the analytical stratification of the content of the study "My good father: life with his past" by Beate Nieman. The author of the study is the daughter of Bruno Sattler, head of the Gestapo and a criminal of the Second World War, who, in addition to numerous atrocities, led the operation of killing women and children in the dušegupka’s in Belgrade (1942-1944). Noticing gaps and illogicalities in her memories, the author begins the process of researching her father with the intention of writing his biography. Beata’s narrative confronts the past with the present, as well as the family’s created past with the potential family legacy. In addition, dealing with history, facts, evidence, the father becomes the subject of his daughter’s investigation. Starting with the econstruction of (Beat’s) memories, Bruno Sattler’s past is highlighted first. Insights will be given into the author’s research processes that led to the uncovering of the historical and family truth about Sattler. The research will not be strictly fixed on the character of Bruno Sattler since the narrative as such gives space to research the psychological aspects of the personality of Beate Niemann herself. The work will be focused on the relations of history and the past, the functions of memory, the scope of trauma, aspects of (auto)biography, as insights into the existence of double testimony and double investigative procedure at the level of the narrative.Tema broja: "Holokaust: nove perspektive, nova saznanja, novi izazovi" (topic of the issue: "Holocaust: new perspectives, new knowledge, new challenges")
The biography of terror: Ivan Tolj and mass political violence in the NDH (Independent State of Croatia)
No full textOvaj rad analizira evoluciju i radikalizaciju nasilja u Nezavisnoj Državi Hrvatskoj kroz biografiju Ivana Tolja, jednog od ključnih organizatora
deportacija i terora tijekom Drugog svjetskog rata. Koristeći metode, teorije i pristupe iz studija počinitelja Holokausta ovaj rad stavlja naglasak na interakciju između situacijskih i dispozicijskih faktora u objašnjenju mobilizacije počinitelja u NDH. Kako bi razumjeli interakciju između počinitelja na različitim razinama ovaj rad ih dijeli na makro razinu, što čine političke elite, odnosno arhitekti genocida; srednju, odnosno meso, razinu na kojoj se nalaze organizatori genocida, te mikro razinu na kojoj nalazimo individualne počinitelje. Fokusom na srednju razinu odlučivanja, ovaj rad analizira međusobne utjecaje i kompleksnost procesa odlučivanja prilikom implementacije genocida i drugih oblika masovnog političkog nasilja u NDH.This paper analyses the evolution and radicalisation of violence in the Independent State of Croatia through the case study of Ivan Tolj, one of the most important organisers of deportations and terror in the Second World War in Croatia. By applying methods, theories, and approaches from perpetrator studies, this paper focuses on the interaction between the situation and dispositional factors in explaining the mobilisation of perpetrators in Croatia. In order to deepen our understanding of the interaction between the perpetrators in different positions of power, we divide perpetrators into three analytical levels: the macro level, which focuses on political elites or the architects of genocide; meso level which focuses on the organisers of genocide; and the micro level, which focuses on individual perpetrators. By focusing on the meso level, this paper will examine mutual influences and complexities of decision-making regarding the deportations of Serbs, Jews and Roma, as well as other forms of political violence
against other persecuted groups in the Independent State of Croatia.Tema broja: "Holokaust: nove perspektive, nova saznanja, novi izazovi" (topic of the issue: "Holocaust: new perspectives, new knowledge, new challenges")
Life in the "Periodic table" of Primo Levi
No full textU pretežno autobiografskoj zbirci pripovedaka "Periodni sistem" Primo Levi daje okvir svom životu počevši od sećanja na pretke i od svoje rane mladosti, zbog čega to delo pruža mogućnost uvida u formiranje karaktera hemičara koji će kasnije u koncentracionom logoru biti odlučujući za Levijev opstanak. Analizom "Periodnog sistema" ustanovićemo elemente koji su značajni i za tumačenje Levijevog dela "Zar je to čovek", za koje "Periodni sistem" može da bude svojevrstan uvod, iako je napisan dosta kasnije. U pripovetkama izdvaja se način razmišlјanja hemičara kome je hemija veza sa životom. Analizom dolazimo i do odgovora na pitanje zašto je Levi suštinski ostao hemičar i kada je postao poznati književnik, što je u neraskidivoj vezi sa dešavanjima tokom boravka u logoru. Rezultati do kojih dolazimo otkrivaju nam koju je sliku o sebi Levi imao potrebu da ostavi, u čemu je njegova književnost odigrala veliku ulogu.In the predominantly autobiographical collection of short stories "The Periodic Table", Primo Levi gives a framework for his life starting from the memories of his ancestors and his early youth, which is why the work provides an insight into the formation of the chemist’s character, which will later be decisive for Levi’s survival in the concentration camp. Through the analysis of "The Periodic Table", we will establish elements that are also significant for the interpretation of Levi’s work "If This is a Man", for which "The Periodic Table" can be a kind of introduction, even though it was written much later. In the short stories, the chemist’s way of thinking stands out, for whom chemistry is a connection with life. Through the analysis, we also get an answer to why Levi essentially remained a chemist and when he became a famous writer, which is inextricably linked to the events during his stay in the camp. The results we arrive at reveal to us what image of himself Levi needed to leave behind, in which his literature played a major role.Tema broja: "Holokaust: nove perspektive, nova saznanja, novi izazovi" (topic of the issue: "Holocaust: new perspectives, new knowledge, new challenges")
Belgrade and the criminal father in "My good father: life with his past" by Beate Niman
No full textPrimarno, namera rada je pružiti uvid u sadržinu studije "Moj dobri otac: život sa njegovom prošlošću" autorke Beate Niman. Zanimljivo je to da je autorka studije zapravo kćerka šefa Gestapoa, Bruna Zatlera. Kćerka preispituje i iznova piše biografiju svoga oca dolazeći do užasnih istina u vezi sa ratnim akcijama u kojima je učestvovao. Potom, cilj je fokusirati se na tematizaciju Drugog svetskog rata u Jugoslaviji, o čemu autorka i govori, sa posebnom pažnjom na dešavanjima u Beogradu u periodu od 1942. do 1944. godine, budući da je u tom periodu otac autorke rukovodio operacijama ubijanja žena, dece i muškaraca u kamionima smrti - dušegupkama. Cilj je ukazati na zločine počinjene na Starom sajmištu, istaknuti ih i adekvatno ih povezati sa dosadašnjim istorijskim saznanjima. Istraživanje autorke o očevim zlodelima utiču na njeno percipiranje njega kao njenog oca, ali, ne bežeći od istine, već se suočavajući sa njom, Beata Niman temeljno izlaže o dešavanjima u Beogradu na osnovu mnogobrojnih dokumenata, referenci, zapisa, fotografija. Decenijama nakon ovih zločina autorka posećuje Beograd u želji da se suoči sa istorijom, istinom, pa može se reći i sa ocem, budući da joj ostaje nepojmljiva pozicija ljudskog bića da svesno pristane da počini genocid nad nevinim narodom. Sentimentalno se odnoseći prema onome čemu prisustvuje, poseta Beogradu i doživljaj susreta sa mrtvima predstavljaju izrazito upečatljiv odeljak ove studije.Primarily, the work intends to provide an insight into the content of the study "My Good Father: Life with His Past" by Beate Nieman. Interestingly, the study's author is the daughter of the head of the Gestapo, Bruno Sattler. The daughter re-examines and rewrites her father’s biography, coming to the terrible truths related to the war actions in which he participated. Then, the goal is to focus on the thematization of the Second World War in Yugoslavia, which the author is talking about, with special attention to the events in Belgrade in the period from 1942 to 1944, since in that period the author’s father was
in charge for operations where were killed women, children, and men in death trucks - soul-sucking trucks. The goal is to highlight the crimes committed at the Staro sajmište, highlight them, and adequately connect them with historical knowledge. The author’s research on her father’s crimes affects her perception of him as her father, but not running away from the truth, but facing it, Beata Nieman thoroughly explains the events in Belgrade based on numerous documents, references, records, and photographs. Decades after these crimes, the author visits Belgrade in the desire to face history, the truth, and one can say with her father, since she remains in the unfathomable position of a human being to knowingly agree to commit genocide against an innocent people. Being sentimental about what she witnesses, the visit to Belgrade and the experience of meeting the dead represent an impressive section of this study.Zbornik je rezultat istraživanja u okviru Studija Holokausta koje se pod pokrovitelјstvom Claims Conference (Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany) izvode na Univerzitetu u Kragujevcu.The collection of papers is the result of research within Holocaust Studies, which are conducted at the University of Kragujevac under the support of the Claims Conference (Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany)
Jewish culture, tradition, history: seminar for teachers
Full text linkProjekat Znanje=tolerancija svojim obrazovno-vaspitnim programom podučava o jevrejskoj kulturi, istoriji i tradiciji, drugim manjinskim / marginalizovanim grupama, antisemitizmu i Holokaustu. Projekat uključuje obrazovne radionice u školama širom Srbije, posete sinagogi uz radionicu, obrazovne ture lokaliteta važnih za jevrejsko nasleđe, obeležavanje važnih datuma u istoriji Holokausta, konkurs "Holokaust-kultura sećanja" i obuku za nastavnike i nastavnice. Ovaj temat donosi sledeće sadržaje: Jevrejski praznici, simboli, životni ciklus / Jevrejska istorija / Istorija Jevreja u Srbiji / Neformalna jevrejska edukacija / Antisemitizam.The Knowledge=tolerance project teaches about Jewish culture, history and traditions, other minority/marginalized groups, antisemitism and the Holocaust through its educational program. The project includes educational workshops in schools throughout Serbia, visits to the synagogue with the workshop, educational tours of sites important for Jewish heritage, marking important dates in the history of the Holocaust, the competition "Holocaust-culture of remembrance" and training for teachers. This topic provides the following content: Jewish holidays, symbols, life cycle / Jewish history / History of Jews in Serbia / Informal Jewish education / Antisemitism
The Voice of B’nai B’rith "Gavro Schwartz": Magazine of Jewish Culture, Civilization and History, no. 35, April 2024
Full text linkPrije točno 100 godina, židovsko-habsburški književnik, Franz Kafka stradao je pod tuberkulozom u dobi od samo 40 godina. Premda za njegovog života nije objavljeno mnogo njegovih tekstova, iz današnje perspektive riječ je o jednom od najutjecajnijih književnika 20. stoljeća. Ovo specijalno izdanje “Glasnika” u cijelosti je posvećeno Kafki. Naša namjera nije nabrojati činjenice o njegovom životu, nego se osvrnuti na njegov doprinos našoj današnjoj kulturi - našoj u smislu židovskoj, europskoj, ali i hrvatskoj…Exactly 100 years ago, the Jewish-Habsburg writer, Franz Kafka died of tuberculosis at the age of only 40. Although not many of his texts were published during his lifetime, from today’s perspective he is one of the most influential writers of the 20th century. This special issue of “Glasnik” is entirely dedicated to Kafka. Our intention is not to enumerate the facts about his life, but to look back on his contribution to our culture today - ours in the sense of Jewish, European, but also Croatian.Tema broja: 100 godina Kafke (the theme of this issue: 100 years of Kafka).Časopis "Glasnik B'nai B'rith", Hrvatska dostupan je na Internet stranici [https://www.bnaibrith.hr]The Magazine "The Voice of B’nai B’rith", Croatia is available on the website [https://www.bnaibrith.hr