Alcohol Beverage Production and the Jews: Stereotypes and Misconceptions
Recently, our museum’s collection was enriched with a fascinating new object: a 20th-century alcoholmeter that belonged to Pál Lusztig (one of the life stories you can listen to right here at the museum when you visit us). On this occasion, I aim to shed light in this article on the
An exceptional document in the Muzeon archive: the Camp Newspaper and conditions in the Hungarian forced labour camps
In the archive of our museum there is a newspaper called The Camp Newspaper (Táborihiradó), a rare document. It was written by Jewish prisoners in the Szentkirályszabadja labour camp in Hungary. It is interesting to follow the topics discussed in the context in which it was written. One
I moved into a Jewish apartment – Part III
I noticed a newspaper from August 25, 1944, in the Muzeon archive. One of the items they published was about Jewish owners who abandoned their apartments. The editor of this magazine made the decision to publish a number of letters from readers who described their experiences while living in the
I moved into a Jewish apartment – Part II
I noticed a newspaper from August 25, 1944, in the Muzeon archive. One of the items they published was about Jewish owners who abandoned their apartments. The editor of this magazine made the decision to publish a number of letters from readers who described their experiences while living in the
I moved into a Jewish apartment – Part I
I noticed a newspaper from August 25, 1944, in the Muzeon archive. One of the items they published was about Jewish owners who abandoned their apartments. The editor of this magazine made the decision to publish a number of letters from readers who described their experiences while living in the
