JEWS OF RUSSIA AND SCANDINAVIA

Discover a surprising side of Salvador Dali - the surrealist genius who turned his gaze to Jewish history and the birth of Israel. I’ll show you Dali’s extraordinary works dedicated to the Jewish people and explore how his art reflects both compassion and complexity.

Step into the Jewish world of Catalonia! From the ancient stones of Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter to the narrow alleys of Girona and the medieval mikvah in Besalú — uncover the legacy of Sephardic Jewry in Catalonia.

Step into the Prado, Thyssen-Bornemisza, and Reina Sofía with me as your guide. Together we’ll uncover Jewish stories behind some of Europe’s most iconic masterpieces.

A two-part journey into the artistic achievements and lives of Jewish artists in Paris who came with nothing but dreams, overcame struggles, and created masterpieces that changed modern art forever. Marc Chagall, Chaim Soutine, Amedeo Modigliani and more.

Step into the bustling market towns of Eastern Europe. Uncover the world of Jewish trades and professions, from tailors and shoemakers to forgotten crafts, and see how these occupations shaped everyday shtetl life and the Jewish community spirit.

An eye-opening journey into the untold stories of Jewish partisans resisting the Nazis. After the war, their fight continued - against Soviet attempts to erase the memory of the Holocaust. Stories of courage and survival against all odds.

Discover the story of Azerbaijani Jews - a community that thrives at the crossroads of East and West. Visit the only Jewish village outside of Israel. From survival under Muslim rule to cultural success, the history here is both dramatic and inspiring.

Take a virtual walk through Odessa, the vibrant port city whose Jewish life, creativity, and spirit laid the foundations for modern Israeli culture. Discover the stories of writers, revolutionaries, and dreamers who carried Odessa’s Jewish spirit all the way to the land of Israel.

We travel through time and space, connecting the Russian Empire and the modern State of Israel. Together we discover how Jewish lives in Russia inspired the names of streets in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, and uncover the stories of poets, leaders, fighters and visionaries who bridged these two worlds.