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The Spiritual Center of the Municipality of Ioannito and PSYCHOGIOS Publications organize the Monday, October 17, 2022, at 20:30 p.m at the "Dimitris Hatzis" Cultural Center (Old Slaughterhouses, Ioannina) the presentation of the new book by Anastasios Karambabas, "In the footsteps of the Jews of Greece".
Speakers: Moses Elisaf, Mayor of Ioannina
Spyros Gogolos, philologist and author
Thrasyvoulos Papastratis, Historian and Legalist
Anastasios Karambabas, Professor, historian and author, specializing in the Holocaust and the history of anti-Semitism.
The author will talk to the audience and sign copies of his book, observing all the necessary protective measures.
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With her support Embassy of Israel in Greece they will be shown at 28ο Athens International Film Festival Premiere Nights, the Israeli films Karaoke and 1341 frames of love and war.
Karaoke: Saturday 1 October - 20:00 Danaos, Kifissias 109 & Wednesday 5 October - 21:45 Trianon, 21 Kodrigtonos
Tova and Meir are a couple in their sixties who love each other, but have been swallowed up by the small-town routine of suburban life. When a cosmopolitan bachelor moves into the apartment building's penthouse, his magnetic presence and karaoke nights in the apartment become an obsession for the quiet couple. But will their newfound extroversion mean a new beginning or the beginning of the end for their relationship? With the charismatic trio of leads unraveling an increasingly menacing tangle of repressed desires and forgotten ambitions, the film slyly weaves bittersweet comedy and penetrating drama into a mature (literally and figuratively) romantic comedy about the passage of time, proving that the insatiable human thirst for affirmation has no age.
1341 frames of love and war: Friday, October 7 - 19:00 Astor, Stadium 28 (Stoa Korai)
Presentation of the film by producer Sarig Peker
With his lens he captured some of the most shocking moments of Israeli history in the 20th century, which placed him among the top photographers of the entire planet. Now elderly, Micah Bar-Am looks back at his treasured archive and through 1341 iconic photographs he took, invites the public on a confessional memory journey that functions as a poignant chronicle, a review of his own life, and a reflection on the possibility that humanity has for ultimate greatness and ultimate destruction.
Tickets – information: https://www.aiff.gr/eisitiria/
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The Israeli dancer and choreographer Ori Lenkinski presents her work "The Suit" on Tuesday, September 20, 2022 at 21:00 PM at 1927 Art Space, Kypselis 35, Athens.
Entrance: 10 euros. Limited seat number. Reservations essential. Tickets: https://bit.ly/3CZ4PE2
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Η Ori Lenkinski is a dancer, choreographer and journalist based in Tel Aviv. Her work, whether on stage, online or on paper, explores the relationship between words and movement. Born in Canada and raised in Philadelphia, USA, Ori lived in New York between 2002 and 2011 where she worked with site specific choreographer Noemie Lafrance.
More: ISRAELI CHOREOGRAPHER ORIT LENKINSKI PRESENTS HER WORK "THE SUIT"
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The Art and History Archive - War Archive organizes the Saturday 24.9.2022 at 19:30 online event on the topic: "Contractions of memory* - Tanais and the life of the Jews of Crete from 1900-1950" with poet Iosif Ventura as speaker.
Ο Joseph Venturas is one of the most important modern Greek poets. He was born in Chania, Crete and lives in Athens. He has published seven collections of poetry, while his poems have been translated into English, French, Italian, Spanish, Romanian, Serbian, Hebrew and Arabic, have been included in many anthologies and published in European and American magazines. He is a member of the Society of Writers, while he directs the Greek electronic magazine www.poeticanet.gr
Short introduction
"Tanais" was an old merchant ship built in England. Its original name was "Hollywood". In 1935 it came into the possession of the Greek shipowner Stefanos Synodinos and was renamed "Tanais" after the ancient Greek city on the Don River. During the Second World War the ship was sunk twice: the first in 1941, during the Battle of Crete, by the Luftwaffe, only to be repaired and used by the Germans to transport cargo and passengers between the mainland and in the Aegean islands.
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THE TRIKAL SYNAGOGUE RE-OPENS ITS DOORS!
KISE and I.K. Trikala invites you to the 3-day festivities for the opening of the renovated Synagogue of Trikala, which will be held by 14 to 16 October 2022, with the cooperation of the Municipality of Trikkaia.
View HERE the invitation and detailed program.
Religious services for Shabbat and Sukkot, artistic events, a photo exhibition and an excursion to the scenic attractions of the region, will enrich the official ceremony for the re-opening of the historical Romanian Synagogue Kal Cantos Yavanim of Trikala (Sunday 16.10.2022), while honoring the donors who supported the restoration project.
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