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Old 02-06-2007, 08:56 PM
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Default New exhibits at Jewish Museum

The Finci family has donated two pieces of women's clothing. The clothing on the left belonged to the wife of a Jewish merchant, the clothing on the right was a typical dress of a grown but yet unmarried Jewish girl.



The "12,000 Remembered" book, which includes the name of every, single Jew from Sarajevo who died during the Holocaust, has been updated. Instead of grouping victims alphabetically by name and the concentration camps they died in, they've grouped the victims alphabetically by family and the districts of Sarajevo they lived in. As well, the Jewish victims of the 1992-1995 genocide have been added, as has a special mention of Bosnia's Muslim community.





And last, but not least, Jewish women who fought on the front lines to liberate Sarajevo have been added to the Wall of Heroes - 308 women in all.


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