Serbia · Slovenia · Bosnia Journey through the Jewish history and traditions of the former Yugoslavia and the communities that shaped the region. 2-part series
A History Few Know Explore the remarkable history of Bulgarian Jewry — its Sephardic roots, flourishing communities, and complex story of survival during the Holocaust. 2-part series
Bucharest & Beyond Travel through centuries of Romanian Jewish history, from Bucharest and smaller communities to the upheavals and transformations of the 20th century. 2-part series
Life in the Heart of Yiddishland Journey into the world of Belarusian Jewry — its shtetls, traditions, everyday life, and extraordinary cultural legacy. 2-part series
Discover the enduring spirit of Latvia’s Jewish community in its capital city Riga and lesser-known towns. Stories of resilience, culture, and creativity shaped here still inspire today.
This time we travel to Estonia - a country located on the southern shore of Baltic Sea. The tour takes you through the 150 years of Jewish life on this land.
Explore the lives of Jewish children in Eastern Europe, from birth to marriage. Daily life, education, family traditions, and community bonds paint a vivid picture of childhood in the shtetl.
Step into the bustling market towns of Eastern Europe. This two-part talk uncovers the vibrant world of Jewish trades and professions — from tailors and shoemakers to forgotten crafts.
Trace your roots through the fascinating world of Ashkenazi Jewish surnames. From creative name adoptions to historical influences, discover the meanings, origins, and stories behind the names.
Welcome to a compelling lecture focused on Maria Rolnikaite, a Jewish girl who endured the grim reality of the Vilna Ghetto during the Nazi occupation. In the post-War Soviet Union Maria fought tirelessly to publish her diary and speak out about the Nazi atrocities overcoming the state anti-Semitism.
Janusz Korczak, fondly known as the “Old Doctor” by the orphans he cared for and the audience of his radio program in Poland, is renowned for his dedication to children's rights. Now we delve into the life and philosophy of Janusz Korczak, exploring his groundbreaking ideas and their profound impact on child upbringing and education.
Crimea – a peninsula on the Northern shore of Black Sea, where traditional Rabbinical Jews and Karaites lived side by side, shaping the region’s cultural landscape.
We travel through the distance and time visiting Israel and Russian Empire at once. I take you to the well-known streets in the heart of Tel-Aviv and Jerusalem to discuss the origin of their names.