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Gates and Channels: Venice’s Past and The Ghetto’s Future

The past can be seized only as an image which flashes up at the instant when it can be recognized and is never seen again. — Walter…
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Erica Smeltzer
Venice after Venice

Venice after Venice

In the collective consciousness, Venice is the city of the Carnival, of the Doge’s Palace and of the Grand Canal. A tourist who arrives…
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Sara Airoldi
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A Memory Space that Travels

A Memory Space that Travels

The Venice Ghetto
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Katie Trostel
My Realization of the Venice Ghetto

My Realization of the Venice Ghetto

As a historian, I often find myself jealous of clinicians or engineers — professionals whose work is tangible, tactile, present, or alive…
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Avigail Oren

Conference audio now available

As our conversation about the Venice Ghetto and Jewish space continues online, you can also reconsider the original conference proceedings…
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Murray Baumgarten

The Metamorphosis and Other Stories: Narrating Life in a Divided City

My presentation’s intended focus on metamorphosis was drawn from some of the work that I do in my current research project on Prague, where…
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Erica Smeltzer

Networked Jewish Memory in Tununa Mercado’s Yo nunca te prometí la eternidad (2005).

In her 2014 MLA Presidential Address entitled “Connective Histories in Vulnerable Times,” Marianne Hirsch calls us to position our work as…
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Katie Trostel

“The Importance of the Venice Ghetto for Modern Jewish Studies”

The Venice Ghetto serves as the starting point from which to address questions of modern Jewish spaces…
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Murray Baumgarten
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