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Salle 1 - The Jewish section of the M.O.I.
Before 1934

Moïse Kisling (1891–1953) – School of Paris – “Woman with a Shawl, Young Polish Woman,” 1928.

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Photo © mahJ_D.98.09.008.MNAM

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1.2 The Universalist and Secular Ideal of Jewish Immigrants from Eastern Europe

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1928

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“La Maison Haarscher,” the first Jewish bakery, founded in 1851 on Rue des Rosiers in Paris (4th arrondissement). 1938.

A banner of the Bund (founded in 1897 in Vilna, Lithuania, under Russian rule) during the 1905 Revolution. In Yiddish: “Down with the tsarist constitution! Long live the democratic republic.”

A Bund demonstration in 1917 commemorating the 1905 Revolution. The banner reads: “Long live the democratic republic! Long live international socialism! Long live the Union of Jewish Socialist Workers!”

A demonstration held before 1914 by the CGT union of helmet-makers, founded in 1896.

A Jewish grocery store in the Jewish quarter of Paris, 1933–1939.

A street scene in front of a watermelon vendor in the Jewish quarter of Paris, before 1939.