Jevrejski istorijski muzej u Beogradu [DVD]

Abstract

U okviru filmskog serijala „Jevreji u Beogradu“, ovaj film je posvećen Jevrejskom istorijskom muzeju koji je oformljen posle velikog stradanja u Drugom svetskom ratu, 1945. godine. On karakteriše potrebu Jevreja kao „naroda knjige“ da svoju dugu, često i tešku istoriju i nasleđe, sačuva i predstavi kroz pisanu i materijalnu građu, dokumente i fotografije, verske predmete, rukopise i drugu artefaktsku i arhivsku građu. Film prikazuje redovnu postavku muzeja, ali i njegove tematske izložbe. Dajući istorijat muzeja, opis zgrade i prostorija u kojima se muzej nalazi, film nas upoznaje i sa bezmalo najstarijim artefaktom - fragmentom nadgrobnog spomenika iz 30. marta 1641. godine (29. Nisan 5401. godine po jevrejskom kalendaru). Stalna postavka prikazuje istorijat i pravce dolaska Jevreja na prostor ex Jugoslavije, daje prikaze sinagoga, društvenih zgrada, grobalja, jevrejskih organizacija, značajnih pojedinaca i porodica iz cele bivše Jugoslavije. Posebno su dati prikazi predmeta iz jevrejskog sakralnog života. Deo filma opisuje i ilustruje i vreme stradanja tokom Drugog svetskog rata. Film govori i o sadašnjoj organizaciji i radu ovoga muzeja, kao i njegovoj saradnji sa srodnim institucijama u Srbiji i svetu.

As part of the film series "Jews in Belgrade", this film is dedicated to the Jewish Historical Museum, which was formed after the great suffering in the Second World War, in 1945. He characterizes the need of the Jews as a "people of the book" to preserve and present their long, often difficult history and heritage, through written and material artefacts, documents and photographs, religious objects, manuscripts and other archival material. The film shows the permanent exhibition of the museum, but also thematic exhibitions. Giving the history of the museum, the description of the building and the space in which the museum is located, the film introduces us to the almost oldest artefact - a fragment of a tombstone from March 30, 1641 (Nisan 5, 5401 according to the Jewish calendar). The permanent exhibition shows the history and directions of the arrival of Jews in the former Yugoslavia, shows synagogues, social buildings, cemeteries, Jewish organizations, famous persons and families from all over the former Yugoslavia. In particular, depictions of objects from the Jewish sacral life are given. A special part of the film describes and illustrates the period of suffering during the Second World War. The film also talks about the current organization and work of this museum, as well as its cooperation with related institutions in Serbia and worldwide.