Museum of Jewish Culture
Baroque mansion, last house of a razed Jewish street, holding centuries of Slovak Judaica.
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This guide to the Museum of Jewish Culture in Bratislava stands you outside the Zsigray mansion, the last house of the old Jewish Street, and takes you back to the first week of August nineteen forty-six. Survivors of the war are trying to reclaim what was theirs while Slovak partisans gather in town for a congress. Best heard on the pavement of Židovská Street, facing the mansion's door.
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