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SUMMARY:Reconstituting Greek Jewry after the War
DESCRIPTION:
 Presenter: Katerina Kralova, Visiting Fellow, 
 Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Center for Advanced 
 Holocaust Studies, United States Holocaust 
 Memorial Museum / BECES / Institute of International 
 Studies / Charles University, Prague\n
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 During 
 the Second World War approximately 
 60,000 Jews of Greece perished, most being 
 murdered in Auschwitz. But who were those Jews 
 who tried to re-establish themselves in Greece 
 after the Holocaust? To what extent did 
 they manage to restore their personal, communal, 
 educational, and social institutions? Did 
 they seek punishment of the perpetrators? Was 
 the Greek civil war the reason why the survivors 
 thought about emigration? These questions 
 will form the backbone of Dr. Kralova's talk 
 on postwar Jewish life in Greece. Co-sponsored 
 by James Madison College, the Residential 
 College in the Arts and Humanities, Peace 
 and Justice Studies, and the Center for European, 
 Russian, and Eurasian Studies.\n
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 Price: free and open to the public\n
 Sponsor: Administration\n
 Sponsor's Homepage: http://events.msu.edu/jewishstudies/\n
 Contact name: Jewish Studies\n
 Contact phone: (517) 432-3493\n
 Contact email: jewishst@msu.edu\n
LOCATION:James Madison Library, 322 South Case Hall
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