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7번 트램을 타고 도착한 이곳은 세계 최초의 야외 박물관인 스칸센. 스웨덴어로 요새라는 뜻이다. 전통가옥 150여채로 조성돼 있다. 우리나라로 치면 민속박물관정도라 할 수 있다. 1500년대부터 상류층의 부의 상징으로 알려진 붉은 목조주택이 인상적이고 과거 스웨덴 농가의 모습을 그대로 보여주는 풍경도 눈길을 사로잡는다. 마을 어귀에 앉아 익숙하게 뜨개질을 하는 여자 터줏대감처럼 미동도 없이 앉아만 있는 중년 여성은 일 년 내내 저러고 앉아 있는 것이 맡은 역할이란다. 자석에 끌리듯 저절로 발길을 옮기게 하는 곳이 있어 들어가 봤다. 출출한 여행객의 배꼽시계를 자극한 곳은 바로 빵집이다. 전통방식으로 빵을 구워내는 이 집은 사람들이 줄을 서서 먹을 정도로 박물관 최고의 인기를 자랑한단다. 굴뚝처럼 솟은 나무통의 증기를 이용한다는데. 옛 방식 그대로 빵을 굽기 위해서란다. 소박한 매력이 구수하게 느껴지는 이스트 빵이 이 집의 주력 메뉴다. 달콤한 설탕이 잔뜩 부려진 빵부터 17세기 스웨덴 사람들이 주로 먹었다는 전설 속 빵까지.
갓 구워낸 구수한 빵 냄새와 쫄깃한 식감은 잊고 있던 사람들까지 그리워지게 만든다.
[English: Google Translator]
Take the tram arrived here seven times the world's first open-air museum Skansen. Which means that Swedish fortress. Traditional houses are 150 yeochae gotta composition. It may be referred to the country level tooth Folk Museum. Since the 1500s, known as a symbol of wealth of upscale red wooden houses are still showing impressive historical figure of the Swedish farm scenery also captivates the eye. Like a woman sitting at the entrance of the village teojut daegam accustomed to knit middle-aged women sat without fine is a hygienic role entrusted to sitting [Carl] throughout the year. Rideut attracted to magnets looked into it a place to compel itself to visit. Chulchulhan stimulates the navel is where travelers just watch the bakery. The bread baked in a traditional way that houses are proud of the museum's most popular stumbles so people stood in line to eat. I used the steam like a towering chimney of the barrel. Miranda old way to literally burn the bread. Yeast bread counts to feel the rustic charm of the house main menu. Jean trotting bunch of sugar from sweet bread until the 17th century Swedish people ate mainly bread is legendary.
Savory smell of freshly baked bread with chewy texture makes people to be forgotten again.
[Sweden: Google Translator]
Ta spårvagnen kom hit sju gånger världens första friluftsmuseum Skansen. Vilket betyder att svenska fästningen. Traditionella hus är 150 yeochae gotta sammansättning. Det kan hänvisas till landsnivå tand Folk Museum. Sedan 1500-talet, känd som en symbol för rikedom av exklusiva röda trähus fortfarande visar imponerande historisk siffra på den svenska jordbrukslandskapet även fängslar ögat. Som en kvinna som sitter vid infarten till byn teojut daegam vana att sticka medelålders kvinnor satt utan böter är en hygienisk roll anförtrotts att sitta [Carl] under hela året. Rideut attraherad av magneter tittat det en plats att tvinga sig att besöka. Chulchulhan stimulerar naveln är där resenärer titta bara bageriet. Brödet bakas på ett traditionellt sätt att husen är stolta över museets populäraste snubblar så att folk stod i kö för att äta. Jag använde ånga som en bjässe skorsten av cylindern. Miranda gamla sättet att bokstavligen bränna bröd. Jäst bröd räknar att känna den rustika charmen i huset huvudmenyn. Jean trav gäng av socker från sött bröd tills 17th century svenska folket åt huvudsakligen bröd är legendarisk.
Savory doften av nybakat bröd med seg konsistens gör människor att glömma igen.
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Klippgatan 19
Three ghost hunters investigate if there is any truth behind rumours of an apparition, and uncover a fascinating story doing so.
Made as a school project at Vasa Real;
The assignment was to make a short film about a certain location in Stockholm, Sweden, that in some way connected to judaism, and jewish history in the country.
Sources:
History of the Heckscher family and their projects:
Eduard Heckscher:
The Jewish Museum of Sweden
Montessori School, Klippgatan 19.
”I ciagle widze ich twarze (And I Stil See Their Faces)” - images of Polish jews
(Parenthetically I wanted to apologise for the lacking video quality during the Interview-scene)
//Noah Lederman Greis
Israeli Ex-Soldiers Break the Silence in Sweden
The exhibition Breaking the Silence is now on display at the Army Museum in Stockholm, Sweden.
Itamar Shapira, an Israeli ex-soldier, talks to a Swedish high school class. He explains the daily life of an Israeli soldier stationed in the occupied territories.
[Itamar Shapira, Ex-soldier, Volunteer, Breaking the Silence]:
With a cry to the Israeli society that sent us. Look what we have done; look at the world price that we are paying for holding the occupied territories - basically holding millions of Palestinians, with no rights, within military occupation. Look at what we have become on a personal level, look at what we have become as a society and we expose those practices. Palestinian civilian society is in front of us soldiers. What comes out of that rage we have? Because we are the law there, someone is refusing to stop, refusing not to go, refusing to stay inside his home, inside his village. [He] wants to go to work. What we do with any sort of this disobedience to this population. It's important for us to expose that. We are the oppressors, we are the ones that are violating human rights on a daily basis. We are creating the terror against us, basically.
Breaking the Silence was born in 2004 when a group of people wanted to speak out about what they experienced and saw during their military service at the West Bank and Gaza.
Today it's a human rights organization that collects testimonies from Israeli soldiers and ex-soldiers to bring to the Israeli public.
Shapira says it is important for the Israeli people, and the world's people, to know that there are missions whose sole purpose is to provoke.
[Itamar Shapira, Ex-soldier, Volunteer, Breaking the Silence]:
Going in to civilian areas to look for the people that will be violent against you. Places that you are controlling. With people that have no rights. Oppressing them. This is a war against civilians, a war against society.
Dotan Greenvald, ex-soldier and volunteer for Breaking the Silence, thinks that criticism is something that all democratic civilians must do in order to make their societies better.
[Dotan Greenvald, Ex-soldier, Volunteer, Breaking the Silence]:
To question the army and to criticize the army (is) considered to be very a big taboo in Israel and we have the legitimacy to hold a gun at age 18 so we have all the rights to criticize what we did in words.
One of the high school students attending gave a suggestion for what Israel and Palestine should do to be able to live together in the future.
[Visitor, High School Student]:
Maybe to start all over again and not to belong anywhere, just start from scratch.
NTD News, Stockholm, Sweden
PAIDEIA ACADEMIC CONFERENCE “1989 – 2019: JEWS IN POST-COMMUNIST EUROPE” - Konstanty Gebert
Keynote Address: “REVIVAL? REBIRTH? RENAISSANCE? WHAT HAPPENED TO POLISH JEWS OVER THE LAST FOUR DECADES? by KONSTANTY GEBERT
Konstanty Gebert, born 1953 in Warsaw. Graduate of Psychology Dept, Warsaw Universtity, 1976. Currently international reporter and columnist with leading Polish daily Gazeta Wyborcza. Democratic opposition activist in the Seventies, and underground journalist (pen name: Dawid Warszawski) in the Eighties. Co-founder i.a. of the underground Jewish Flying University, and of the Polish Jewish intellectual monthly Midrasz. Board member i.a. of the Einstein Forum, Potsdam, Paideia, Stockholm, and the Dutch Jewish Humanitarian Fund, The Hague. Has taught i.a. at Hebrew University, Jerusalem, and UC Berkeley and Grinnell College, USA. Author of eleven books in Polish, and translated into English, Italian and Bosnian, i.a. on Poland’s round table negotiations of 1989, on the Yugoslav wars, on Israeli history, as well as commentaries on the Torah. His essays have been published in dozens of collections around the world, and his articles have appeared in media worldwide. Most recent publication: Poland: Living Apart, in: Anders Jerichow and Cecilie Felicia Stockholm Banke: Pre-Genocide. Warnings and Responsibility to Protect, 2018. Most recent award: the American Jewish Press Association Rockower Award, 2018
Paideia Academic Conference: “1989 – 2019: Jews in Post-Communist Europe”, 31.1 – 1.2. 2019 in Stockholm, was made possible with support of Paideia folkhögskola, Swedish History Museum, Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Goethe-Institut Schweden, Södertörn högskola, The Hochschule für Jüdische Studien Heidelberg, Forum for Jewish Studies, Department of Theology, Uppsala University, IRES Institute for Russian and Eurasian Studies, Uppsala University, University of Potsdam – School of Jewish Theology, Czech Embassy Stockholm, Ukrainska Institutet i Sverige, Europe for Citizens Programme of the European Union and Judisk Kultur i Sverige.
More info: paideia-eu.org
Antisemitism at a glance: Sweden
The synagogue in Stockholm and the Jewish community center were defaced with yellow star stickers with the word ‘Jude’ over the weekend - on the 81st anniversary of Kristallnacht. 280 antisemitic crimes were reported in Sweden in 2018, according to official reports, a dramatic 53% increase since 2016.
Antisemitism is alive and well, and right at our doorsteps.
School choir sings Santa Lucia in Stockholm
The Local wandered into a café on December 13th and this happened. Background:
Speaking Memories
Historiska Museet, 20 mars 2016
Interview Lizzie Oved Scheja, Stockholm, 28.01.2015 (engl.)
Lizzie Oved Scheja is founder- director of J! Jewish Culture in Sweden, an independent organization that initiates and realizes programs with Jewish cultural identity and perspectives as starting point, while examining their relevance to contemporary society. Lizzie works internationally in forming cultural cooperation and developing platforms for interdisciplinary dialogues. Lizzie graduated from UCLA School of Fine Arts and has been directing and realizing high profile programs in leading institutions examples of which are the international congress The New European Cultural Landscape and the Jewish Experience(Moderna Museet, 2006; recipient of the Culture 2000 grant of EU); The Transformation of Memory -Jewish Perspectives (in Memory of Raoul Wallenberg, Berns 2012) and Jewish Vienna- the Formation of Modernity (2014, Berns). Former Israel's cultural Attaché to Sweden, Lizzie is translator of Scandinavian Drama and works closely with Habima - Israel National Theater. She is also an independent writer in the Magazine Jewish Chronicles.
Kent - December - Stockholm 2016-12-17
Christmas Time Day 23 - A Trip To Stockholm
The day before Christmas, I can not wait :D
Metal faces in Berlin Jewish Museum
Creepy interactive exposition with sad smilies in Berlin Jewish Museum. At first, nobody dares to step on the faces, but whenever one person starts doing that, the others join him.
Buddha From Stockholm # Vlog 010 February 2017
In Helgo one of the most important religious places in Viking Sweden 1500 years old statue of Buddha was found in the grave of a Viking. It was brought there before 1000 years... I went there with my friend Jan to found out how and why it did happen... Will we found out something about this mysterious object or at least found the statue it self ?
music:
Moby- Look back in from:
Blue dot session- pea coat
Yoyo by Tom Quick
from:
Bendrich Smetana: Má vlast- Vltava by:
Musopen Symphony
Riots erupt predominantly immigrant neighborhood northern Stockholm just days after Trump comments
Two days after President Donald Trump provoked widespread consternation by seeming to imply, incorrectly, that immigrants had perpetrated a recent spate of violence in Sweden, riots broke out in a predominantly immigrant neighborhood in the northern suburbs of Sweden's capital, Stockholm.
The neighborhood, Rinkeby, has seen riots in 2010 and 2013 too. And in most ways, what happened late Monday night was reminiscent of those earlier bouts of anger. Swedish police apparently made a drug-related arrest around 8 p.m. near the Rinkeby metro station. For reasons not yet disclosed by the police, word of the arrest prompted a crowd of youths to gather.
Over four hours, the crowd burned about a half-dozen cars, vandalized several shopfronts and threw rocks at police. Police spokesman Lars Bystrom confirmed to Sweden's Dagens Nyheter newspaper that an officer had fired shots with intention to hit a rioter but did not strike his target. A photographer for the newspaper was attacked by more than a dozen men and his camera was stolen, but no one was ultimately hurt or even arrested.
Bystrom added, This kind of situation doesn't happen that often, but it is always regrettable when they happen.
chicagotribune.com
Lekverk - Shlof Mayn Kind - Music on the balcony
Lekverk - Live at Judiska Muséet (the Jewish Museum) in Stockholm. Playing our own arrangement of the Yiddish lullaby Shlof Mayn Kind (Sleep My Child), back in November 2019.
This was a part of a concert series called Musik på kvinnoläktaren at Judiska Muséet, where (non Jewish) jazz artists were invited to play on what was once the women's balcony of an old synagogue, which happens to be the present day museum. That also meant that the audience were sitting with their backs turned to us, which meant that we didn't make eye contact with them throughout the entire concert. ???? This made for some very interesting musical moments!
This was our own interpretation of an old Yiddish classic that we thought fitting for the occasion.
Lekverk:
Adam Forkelid, piano
Putte Johander, bass
Jon Fält, drums
the terracotta army in stockholm 2010
chinese terracotta army exhibition in stockholm 2010
Memory Void, Judiska Museet, Berlin
Memory Void på Judiska Museet i Berlin. Till minne av de som dog under förintelsen
Slussen i Stockholm 31 december 2016
Survivor describes hiding after her family received protective papers from Raoul Wallenberg
Holocaust survivor Eva Brust Cooper remembers hiding after her family received protective papers from Raoul Wallenberg. Having studied in the United States in the 1930s and having established himself in a business career in Sweden, he was recruited by the U.S. War Refugee Board (WRB) in June 1944 to travel to Hungary. Given status as a diplomat by the Swedish legation, Wallenberg's task was to do what he could to assist and save Hungarian Jews.
Eva was little affected by the war until 1944, when the Germans occupied Budapest. Eva's father was prominent in the Jewish community, and the family was able to retain their apartment in a Jewish star house (a house designated for Jews). In October Eva's parents secured protective papers from Raoul Wallenberg, but the family decided not to stay in a Swedish safe house. They hid in and near Budapest until the Soviet liberation of Budapest in 1945.
Learn more about Wallenberg:
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여기는 또 어떤 곳일까? 여행객은 항상 궁금함이 앞선다. 스웨덴 각지에서 그대로 옮겨온 건물과 물건들. 그 중에 한 곳이 바로 180년 정도 되는 향신료 가게다. 세계 각지에서 들여 온 다양한 향신료는 한 때 스웨덴이 해상 강국이었음을 말해준다. 인도네시아 산 커피 원두부터 세계 각국의
이름 모를 향신료까지 당시 향신료는 금값과 맞먹을 정도로 부의 상징이었다. 망치를 든 사람 모형이 걸린 가게, 혹시 대장간일까? 어림짐작으로 절반은 맞춘 셈 연장도구를 파는 가게였다. 망치, 줄 톱을 비롯한 다양한 연장들, 수백 년 간 많은 사람들의 손을 거쳐 왔을 도구들은 시간의 흔적이 켜켜이 묻어 있어 그 세월을 짐작케 했다. 그 중에서도 가장 눈길을 사로잡은 이것은?
꺼내고자 하는 금액의 숫자를 누르고 오른쪽에 있는 손잡이를 돌리면 열리는 방식인데 100년 전 기계라고 보기엔 놀라운 광경이었다.
[English: Google Translator]
Is it here somewhere else? Guests are always ahead gunggeumham. Stay omgyeoon building with stuff from all over Sweden. This one is just about 180 years a spice shop in that. On various spices imported from all over the world tells the Swedish Maritime been a powerhouse for a while. Indonesian coffee beans from all over the world
Spice up you do not know the name at the time was a symbol of wealth, so gold and spices rival. Any person model shop took a hammer, forge ever wonder? The rule of thumb in half the store was selling tools tailored Shem extended. Hammer, various line extensions, including saws, tools have come through the hands of many hundreds of years have signs of liver kyeokyeoyi was time to bury the jimjakke years. Among the most eye-catching and caught it?
Press the number you want to remove the amount of inde way open by turning the knob to the right was a highly amazing spectacle that 100 years ago the machine.
[Sweden: Google Translator]
Är det här någon annanstans? Gäster är alltid framåt gunggeumham. Stanna omgyeoon byggnad med grejer från hela Sverige. Detta är bara cirka 180 år en krydda butik i det. På olika kryddor som importeras från hela världen berättar Svenska Sjöfarts varit ett kraftpaket för en stund. Indonesiska kaffebönor från hela världen
Krydda du inte vet namnet på den tiden var en symbol för rikedom, så guld och kryddor rival. Varje person modell butiken tog en hammare, smedja någonsin undrar? Tumregeln på halva butiken sålde verktyg anpassade Sem förlängas. Hammer, olika utvidgningar, bland annat sågar, har verktygen kommer genom händerna på många hundra år har tecken på lever kyeokyeoyi var dags att begrava jimjakke åren. Bland de mest iögonfallande och fångade det?
Tryck på numret du vill ta bort den mängd inde vägen öppen genom att vrida ratten åt höger var ett mycket fantastiskt skådespel som 100 år sedan maskinen.
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Introduction by Arpad Sölter (second day)
Dr. Arpad Sölter, Director of the Goethe-Institut Schweden
International Conference: Nazi-looted Art and the Politics of Restitution
In cooperation with Moderna Museet Stockholm and
Judisk kultur i Sverige/Jewish Culture in Sweden
September 20 – 21, 2018
Goethe-Institut Schweden