Országos Magyar Zsidó Múzeum Egyesület felkérő levele Munkácsi Ernőhöz 
Offer letter of the Hungarian Jewish Museum Association to Ernő Munkácsi

]]> Beregszászi zsidó temető / Jewish cemetery in Berehove

]]> Gura Humorului-i zsidó temető / Jewish cemetery in Gura Humorului

]]> Munkácsi zsidó temető / Jewish cemetery in Mukacsevo

]]> Újévi üdvözlőlap: Ézsaiás próféciája 
New Year's greeting card: Isaiah's future prophecy]]> Az egyiptomi kivonulás 
Exodus]]> The figures in 20th century dress are following a Patriarch carrying the Torah, representing the Exodus. The Hebrew script below says: "I have taken you out of the land of Egypt".

Arnold Zadikow was born in Lithuania and studied in Poznan, Poland. His artistic works included silver and bronze before he turned his interests to glass. Moving to art school in Germany he was denounced by the anti-semitic Director and sent to Theresienstadt where he died in the ghetto.]]> Dr. Adolf Jellinek bécsi főrabbi emlékérme 
Chief Rabbi of Vienna Dr. Adolph Jellinek Memorial Medal]]> Dr. Adolf Jellinek bécsi főrabbi emlékérme 
Chief Rabbi of Vienna Dr. Adolph Jellinek Memorial Medal]]> On reverse: Laurel encloses 4-line Hebrew quotation from the Prophet Zechariah, "Not through strength and not through power says the Lord of Hosts."

The design must have raised eyebrows in its day, as its use of realistic portraiture was contrary to Orthodox tradition. The medal exemplifies the Haskalah or Enlightenment movement of Eastern Europe that sought to harmonize religious law and custom with the modern world.]]> Budapest, Franklin Társulat nyomdája, 1916. B/II/b/21]]> Munkék lakása a Balaton utca 12-ben a háború után (keleti oldal) 
The Munk apartment at 12 Rothermere after the war (east side)]]> Munkék lakása a Balaton utca 12-ben a háború után 
The Munk apartment at 12 Rothermere after the war]]>
One of many photographs taken by Peter Munk in 1947 to document the extent of damage suffered by the family’s properties.]]>