The map of the Exhibition aims to provide the visitor with an overview of the Visual's layout according to countries and artists. It also offers an explanation of the different options available in the Information Center.

Synagogues
Robert Lyons The Synagogue in Jubar Syria 1994	Shlomo Taitz The Ezra Synagogue Cairo, Egypt 1994	Micha Bar-Am The R. Hizkia Synagogue Djerba, Tunisia 1995

Shlomo Taitz - Egypt			Zion Ozeri - Yemen
The Egyptian Jewry Heritage Library Cairo 1994	Joe Harari in his Haberdashery Shop Alexandria 1994	Joseph Shahata, the Shamash (Beadle) of the Ezra Synagogue Cairo 1994	Haidan al-Sham 1992	Reading Lesson Guraj 1992	Three Sisters Al-Sahn 1992

Robert Lyons - Syria			Micha Bar-Am - Tunisia
In the Talmud Torah Ben-Maimon School Damascus 1994	Priestly Benediction, al-Franj Synagogue Damascus 1994	Prayer Books, the Old Synagogue Aleppo 1995	Hara Kabira Djerba 1995	Oude Player Jacob Bachiri Djerba 1995	El Ghriba synagogue Djerba 1995

Alex Levac - Morocco			Frits Meyst - Iraqi Kurdistan
Government Officials at the Bet El Synagogue, Casablanca, Yom Kippur 1994	Sha'harit on Sukkot Inezgane 1994	The Abittan Family, Friday Eve Casablanca 1994	Galawejc Binjamin Parents' Identity Cards Suleimaniyah 1994	The Closed Jewish Market Koysinjag 1994	Jewish Graves in Koysinjag 1994

The Information Center supplies you with the following options, amongst which you can choose:

About the Exhibition
gives you a brief introduction and description of the exhibition.

Photographer's Impressions
reflects the photographers' personal impressions from the encounter with the communities they visited.

About the Photographers
informs you about the biography of the photographers participation in the exhibition.

Music
offers you the possibility to listen to authentic music pieces of the various communities represented in the exhibition.

Back to Beth Hatefutsoth
leads you back to the Home Page of Beth Hatefutsoth's Website.

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