PUBLISHING INSTITUTIONS
I didn’t go to Palestine to come back as a Czechoslovak soldier
Avraham Talmi, né Ervín Farkaš, was born on 19 February 1920 in Krásnovice, a village in the district of Michalovce in eastern Slovakia. He comes from an orthodox Jewish family, he was one of six children. His father was a businessman, his mother kept the house. After graduating from grammar school, Avraham was supposed to study at the University of Commerce in Prague, but when Czechoslovakia was occupied in March 1939 he decided to prepare to emigrate to Palestine. He undertook a six-month Hah Sharrah course as a member of Makabi Hacair - doing farm work - and on 29 November 1939 he left with a group of Zionists from Prague to Bratislava, whence they were supposed to set off to Palestine. The group was detained in Bratislava for nine months; they continued to Romania in September 1940, where they boarded the ship Atlantic. After a stop in Crete they arrived in Haifa on 24 November 1940. However, they were not allowed into Palestine, instead they were interned with other groups on the ...
The voyage by ship
born March 17, 1945 in Mělník daughter of factory-owner František Franěk and his wife Marie the family lived in Dolní Beřkovice her father had a factory for leather goods ...
born March 2, 1934 in Lkáň while he was still a minor he took over his parents’ farm in Lkáň in 1948 first arrest of his father on December 24, 1951 1954 – began his ...
1952 born in Ražňany village (district Sabinov), raised with 9 other siblings. His father was a mason and a musician, his mother was a housewife. 1966 he finished elementary ...
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29/05/2017
1. června se v Plzni otevře venkovní výstava, která připomene historii jejích židovských obyvatel, osvobození Američany a operaci Canonbury.
26/05/2017, Tisková zpráva Post Bellum
Ve čtvrtek 25. května večer se v Praze rozhodlo o nejlepších dokumentaristech-amatérech roku, soutěž „Příběhy 20. století“ měla své finále.
21/05/2017, Tisková zpráva Post Bellum
V sobotu 20. května se k charitativnímu Běhu pro Paměť národa připojilo 1164 lidí, což je ve srovnání s loňským ročníkem více než dvojnásobek.