Dec 15, 2007
Dec 5, 2007
German Newspaper on our activities at Bad Oldesloe
Bilderausstellung im Rathaus (Hamburger Abendblatt)
Musik und Geschichten aus Israel (Hamburger Abendblatt)
Nach 6 Jahren Neustart (Hamburger Abendblatt)
Nov 4, 2007
Oct 31, 2007
Oct 16, 2007
Bad Segeberg
On 17th of February 2002, a Jewish Community was founded in Jan-Labowski-Weg in Bad Segeberg, State Schleswig-Holstein, Germany (see the map at the bottom). The Jewish Communitybelongs to the World Union For Progressive Judaism and the German Liberal Judaism.The new Synagogue (picture above) was opened 2007, 24th July. You see in front of the Synagogue the visistors from Beer Yaacov (16th of October 2007) from left to right: Zipora Itzkovich, Nahum Izkovitch, Sorel Zumer, Shoshana Meir, Sara Zumer.
Aug 3, 2007
May 14, 2007
Map of Tel Aviv - south region
Beer Yaakov is enclosed in a yellow ring (near Rishon Lezion) at the bottom
Apr 15, 2007
Old history of Oldesloe
The first settlements in this area have their origin 15 000 years ago (The picture shows excavations near the town).
The first written document mentioning the town ("Odeslo") is dated from 1151
1371 the town got the privilege as a marketplace.
At that time Oldesloe was a very important town and had 1500 inhabitants (for comparison: the largest Hanseatic-City Lübeck had 9000 and nearby Hamburg 5000 citizens). 60% of the east-west-trade of those days of the Hanseatic League had to pass Oldesloe (a harbour on the Trave-river provided the possibility of shipping the goods to the Hanseatic-Metropole Lübeck)
More informatio (in German) you can get from this site or you visit the Bad Oldesloe museum here
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