Deirdre Liebman October 18th, 2023 This article originally appeared in Scholastic Kids Press. On October 1, 1943, Jewish families in Denmark were preparing to celebrate Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. But they got chilling news. Nazi soldiers from Germany, which occupied the small Scandinavian country, were planning to arrest and deport Denmark’s entire Jewish population. … Continued
The Sephardic Tu BiShevat Celebration scheduled for Thursday, February 13th, has been cancelled.
The Museum will be closed on Sunday, February 16th.
