Programme of the Synagogue
- 2023
- Slovenian victims of Auschwitz in Koper
- Spots of Light: To be a Woman in the Holocaust
- We’re on our own
- Years of whispers: Šalovci, 1941–1945
- The fate of Prekmurje Jews in the works of Primo Levi, Elie Wiesel and Imre Kertész
- Auschwitz Album: Depiction of the Fate of Prekmurje Jews
- How Children Experience the Holocaust (The Pebble)
- Marpurgi – a conversation in UKM
- Important announcement
- Against All Odds – Survive!
- Strings of Remembrance
- Imprints of Suffering
- Views from Different Sides
- Returning home
- Holocaust Education 2023
- Shoah – Let Us Remember 2023
- 2022
- Lecture on the 700th anniversary of Sevnica
- Slovenian victims of Auschwitz in Hrastnik
- Screening of the film Ecstasy
- Onward to the past 6
- The Merry Day of Culture 2022
- An Iron Box
- Slovenian victims of Auschwitz in Sevnica
- Start of the Crocus Project 2022/23 in Slovenia
- Concert cycle: Classics today? tomorrow?
- Maribor Day 2022
- Ante Trstenjak: the Jewish part of the story
- Writer’s villa on Tomšičeva in Ljubljana
- Marpurgi in Koper
- European Heritage Days 2022
- The book heritage of the pre-war Prekmurje Neological Jewish community
- Dante, Jews and Slovenes
- Star Chart
- Jewish history od Maribor in Negova Castle
- European Days of Jewish Culture 2022
- 80th anniversary of the largest transport of Slovenes to Auschwitz
- The Night That Silenced the Violins
- The Jewish History of Maribor
- Stolpersteine in Prekmurje 2022
- Summer Evening at Židovska 2022
- Jazz ‘ma mlade 2022
- Slovenian victims of Auschwitz in Celje
- Synagogue Maribor reopened after renovation
- Lady Bluetooth – Hedy Lamarr
- Lady Bluetooth – Hedy Lamarr (exhibition opening)
- Each Year One Name: Roman Erich Petsche
- Grand opening of the Židovska Cultural Quarter
- Remembrance Day for Slovenian Holocaust Victims
- Onward to the past 5
- Maribor between Ottokar von Traungau and Suleiman the Magnificent
- Slovenian victims of Auschwitz in Velenje
- Marpurgi in Piran
- Photographs from Auschwitz
- Roma on the Move
- Stars without a Heaven: Children in the Holocaust
- Shoah – How was it Humanly Possible?
- Stone Tears: Remembrance and Learning about the Holocaust and Genocide of the Roma
- Spots of Light: To be a Woman in the Holocaust (Murska Sobota)
- The Holocaust in Ljubljana
- “Here Is Where Death Worked Itself to Death…”: the Slovenian victims of Auschwitz
- Shoah – Let Us Remember 2022
- 2021
- Jews in Maribor in the 19th and 20th centuries
- Virtual Career Fair 2021
- Classical today? tomorrow?
- Marpurgi in Celje
- Street K
- Jewish Festive Table: on Shabbath and Other Feasts
- Jewish Cuisine in Old Testament and Everyday Life
- European Heritage Days 2021
- Make this country German again!
- Melje with a bycicle
- The word I don’t have
- Festival of Photography Maribor 2021
- Silence for the Eyes
- Dušan Gajšek: Behind the Fog
- Dialogue
- European Days of Jewish Culture 2021: Dialogue
- The Night That Silenced the Violins
- 100th anniversary of the birth of Hannah Szenes
- Summer Evening at Židovska 2021
- Jazz ‘ma mlade 2021
- International Museum Day
- Remembrance Day for Slovenian Holocaust Victims 2021
- Roman Erich Petsche and His Kočevje Region
- Jewish-Christian Sources and Dimensions of Dialogue
- Jews in Maribor during the novel Marpurgi
- Reading the names of Slovenian Roma, victims of Nazism
- The Life and Work of Bogdan Borčić
- Slovenian Cultural Day
- Holocaust in Education – Exclusion of Anne Frank’s Diary from the curriculum for the Slovene language (2019)
- Bogdan Borčić: In principio erat Dachau
- Marko Vogrič: Grandfather Franc, Gorizia – Dachau. A Photo Letter from the Camp
- Shoah – Let Us Remember 2021
- 2020
- Marpurgi: Between History and Literary Freedom
- The Crocus Project 2020
- European Heritage Days
- Judeo-Christian sources and dimensions of dialogue
- Melje in the first half of the 20th century
- Exhibition Jewish Journeys
- Travels to the Holy Land in the past and life in it today
- Jewish cemetery in Rožna Dolina
- Terra Sancta 1910
- Jews in Slovenia (documentary film)
- European Days of Jewish Culture 2020: Jewish Journeys
- The Night That Silenced the Violins
- Open horizons with Marko Radomilovič
- Marpurgi – exhibition announcement
- #RememberingFromHome
- The Destruction of Memory
- Slovenian Cultural Day
- Each Year One Name: Erika Fürst
- Slovenian victims of Auschwitz
- Passports for Life
- Shoah – Let Us Remember 2020
- Call for Papers for a special issue of Unity and Dialogue and an International Scientific Conference
- 2019
- Ciril Horjak – Dr Horowitz: Drawing on Shabbes
- From the desert to the table in Ljubljana
- The Merry Day of Culture 2019
- History of Jews in Maribor and around the world
- The Festival of Photography Maribor 2019
- Stolpersteine in Lendava, Murska Sobota and Ljubljana
- European Days of Jewish Culture 2019: 20th Anniversary
- The Night That Silenced the Violins
- Festival Lent 2019
- The Five Loves
- Scrolls of Fire
- In Memoriam Amos Oz
- International Museum Day
- Estera or holiday of destinies
- Jewish exile in Shanghai
- 4th Festival of Design Maribor
- Requiem
- Stranded in Shanghai
- Dear Ambassador
- Symbols of hatred
- Ancient law
- A religious glossary for young people
- Amir Or
- Slovenian Cultural Day
- Sobibor
- Each Year One Name: Ivan and Ljubica Župančič
- Imagine that this had happened!
- Aleksander Pečerski and Sobibor
- Shoah – Let Us Remember 2019
- From the desert to the table
- 2018
- Awarding honorary titles for helping the Jews
- Masada – rock, stage, symbol
- The Merry Day of Culture 2018
- The Biblical Archeological Collection – A Window to the World of the Old East
- From Caiaphas to Judah Ben-Hur: The Jews in ancient times on movie screen
- The Bible: between science and life
- From the desert to the table
- Stolpersteine
- European Days of Jewish Culture 2018: Storytelling
- The Night That Silenced the Violins
- Scots Jews: Identity, Belonging and the Future
- International Museum Day
- Scots Jews: Identity, Belonging and the Future
- Vid Morpurgo and Split
- Each Year One Name: Elizabeta Savica Rožanc Horvath
- Shoah – Let Us Remember 2018
- 2017
- The Merry Day of Culture 2017
- Ciril Horjak – Dr Horowitz: Drawing on Shabbes
- “The greatest Jew after Christ.” Lev Trotsky and the Russian Revolution
- October Revolution 1917-2017
- European Days of Jewish Culture: Diasporas
- The Night That Silenced the Violins
- The Morpurgos, the descendants of the Maribor Jews
- International Museum Day
- Remembrance Day for Slovenian Holocaust Victims
- Jews in Maribor and Styria in the Middle Ages
- Festival House of Tolerance
- Slovenian Cultural Day
- Each Year One Name: Ivan Breskvar
- Stolen Childhood
- Dachau – Mauthausen – Risiera di San Sabba – Jasenovac – Auschwitz
- Shoah – Let Us Remember 2017
- 2016
- The Jews in the Gorizia Region
- The Merry Day of Culture
- European Cultural Heritage Days
- Gregor Radonjič: Almost invisible: Jewish ghetto walls
- Jewish Languages
- European Days of Jewish Culture 2016
- The Night That Silenced the Violins
- Vid Morpurgo and his lifetime
- International Museum Day
- Stone Tears
- The Holocaust exhibition
- The Maribor synagogue
- The Slovenian Righteous Among Nations
- Each Year One Name: France Punčuh
- They risked their lives: Poles who saved Jews during the Holocaust
- Shoah – Let Us Remember 2016
- 2015
- Irena Zemljič Gajser: Emanation of symbols
- European Cultural Heritage Days
- From Isserlein to Rosner: Tracing the heritage of the Maribor Jews
- EDJC – Klara Kukovec
- Synagogue of East-Central Europe 1782-1944
- European Days of Jewish Culture 2015
- The Night That Silenced the Violins
- The 26th of April – the Slovenian Victims of the Holocaust Remembrance Day
- Jews in Slovakia: Museum of Jewish Culture presents itself
- International Museum Day
- Fortress of Ashes
- Slađana Matić Trstenjak: The sky is crying
- A Travelling Exhibition about Good People
- Each Year One Name: Marko Rosner
- Shoah – Let Us Remember 2015
- 2014
- Cvetka Hojnik: En Sof – The Infinity
- Dining with Prekmurje Jews
- Jews in Slovenia: History and Holocaust, Vol. III
- Concert of Jewish Music
- Malin G. Kundi: Shekhinah – 4 Matriarchs
- European Day of Jewish Culture 2014
- The Night That Silenced the Violins
- Carl Lutz and the Legendary Glass House
- Job: The Story of a Simple Man
- Toni Franović: Tikkun Olam
- Carmina Slovenica: Tehilim
- Slovenian Day of Culture
- Each Year One Name
- Shoah – Let Us Remember, 2014
- 2013
- Roma on the Move
- European Day of Jewish Culture 2013
- Judaica Calligraphy
- The importance of literacy for survival of Judaism
- Jews in Slovenia: History and the Holocaust, Vo. II
- Branko Šömen: Cintor
- Jakov Bararon: Vista
- In the homes of Karst villages the candles were burning
- Carmina Slovenica: Tehilim
- Slovenian Day of Culture
- Jude sein – Being Jewish
- Each Year One Name
- Interview with Slavko Goldstein
- Shoah – Let Us Remember 2013
- 2012
- Ruža Meštrović – Wife, Woman, Artist
- “Repatriation”: Janko Jezovšek – Jizou
- The Sarajevo Haggadah
- European Day of Jewish Culture 2012
- Lost Illusions of a Forlorn Time – In Memory of the Destruction of Vijećnica
- ‘Stolpersteine’ (stumbling stones)
- Images of the Maribor Synagogue
- Anthology of Modern Hebrew Literature
- Present Your Best
Jews in Slovenia (documentary film)
Movie screening
4. September 2020, at 19:00
Jews in Slovenia (1989, 41 min.)
Screening of a documentary film. The screening will take place on Friday, 4. September 2020, at 19:00 in the Synagogue Maribor, Židovska ulica 4. After the movie there will be a conversation with director Maja Weiss and co-writer Alenka Hladnik. The discussion will be led by mag. Bojan Labović. Co-organised by Mitra, Society for the Development of Audio-visual Culture and Intercultural Dialogue.
(International documentary film festival DOKUDOC 2020; due to the limited number of places, it is necessary to make a reservation in advance at koordinator@sinagogamaribor.si or 386 31 680 294)
The event is part of the projects European Days of Jewish Culture 2020 in International documentary film festival DOKUDOC 2020.
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