JUDAICA IN THE COLLECTIONS OF THE NATIONAL MUSEUM IN KRAKOW

Discover the fascinating world of Judaica, unique monuments of Jewish culture collected in the National Museum in Krakow. This is a unique publication that presents the richness and diversity of Jewish heritage in Poland. Immerse yourself in history and tradition, learn about the symbolism and meaning of these extraordinary objects.

• Complete collection of Judaica from the National Museum in Krakow, never before published in its entirety.
• Detailed study, preceded by the history of the creation of the collection.
• Division into thematic groups, according to the order of discussing traditional Jewish culture.
• Presentation of monuments of synagogue worship, related to family holidays and other rituals.
• Selection of coins, banknotes and medals and objects that do not fit into the previous categories.
• 388 notes of monuments, with extensive glosses.
• Over 600 photographs, showing details of monuments as well as goldsmith's marks and signatures.

This book is the result of many years of work by researchers and art historians who have passionately and with commitment explored the secrets of Judaica. This publication is an invaluable source of knowledge for anyone interested in Jewish culture, Polish history and sacred art. Thanks to it, we can better understand the richness and diversity of the cultural heritage of our country.

The Judaica collection of the National Museum in Krakow is a real treasure that has been unavailable to the general public for years. Now, thanks to this publication, everyone can immerse themselves in the fascinating world of Jewish tradition and culture. This book is not only a catalog of monuments, but above all a story about people, their beliefs and customs. It is a journey in time that allows us to better understand the past and build a future based on respect and tolerance.

This publication is unique for several reasons. First, it presents the complete collection of Judaica from the National Museum in Krakow, which has never been published in its entirety before. Second, the study is preceded by the history of the creation of the collection, which allows for a better understanding of the context of the creation of the monuments. Third, the book contains numerous photographs showing details of monuments as well as goldsmith's marks and signatures. Fourth, the publication contains a list of Hebrew inscriptions, a list of places of origin of the exhibits, and a personal index. All this makes this book an invaluable source of knowledge for anyone interested in Jewish culture and Polish history.