An Architectural Dialogue: The Jewish Community of St Petersburg and The Capital of the Russian Empire

Dr. Vladimir Levin
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The construction policy of the St. Petersburg Jewish community began in the 1860s and continued until the outbreak of the World War I in 1914. An elitist institution that included several hundred wealthy Jews, we discover the ways in which the Jewish communal construction in St. Petersburg had significance for the history of Russian Jewry as a whole and bore influence on European Jewish history.

In English | Monday | July 31 | 6:30 pm - Guided Tour of the “Anatoly Kaplan: The Enchanted Artist” Exhibition | 8:00 pm – Gallery talk | No cost

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Meeting Series

Past Meeting
  • 01.08.23 #1: Guided Tour of the "Anatoly Kaplan: The Enchanted Artist" Exhibition
    Tuesday 4:30

  • 01.08.23 #2: An Architectural Dialogue
    Tuesday 6:00

    The Jewish Community of St Petersburg and the Capital of the Russian Empire

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