eSefarad Noticias del Mundo Sefaradi
Huellas Sefaradíes en Grecia y España
RODAS & ARAGÓN
24/1/2026 al 15/2/2026
Desde el Centro Cultural Sefarad de Buenos Aires, eSefarad.com, estaremos participando en Rodas del workshop “Echoes of Rhodes – Sephardic Culture in the Greek Mediterranean World” y visitando Juderías de Aragón siguiendo las huellas de la rica presencia judía acompañados de destacados investigadores,
Rodas – Barcelona – Calatayud – Hijar – Monzón
Tarazona – Teruel – Tudela – Uncastillo – Zaragoza
Acompáñenos en nuestro viaje a través de las Redes Sociales con transmisiones en vivo y mucho más:
Transmisiones en VIVO
Los horas corresponden a Europa Central / Grecia (+2GMT)
p.e. Argentina -3GMT restar 5 horas
Una vez finalizado el vivo, los videos volverán a estar en el
canal de YouTube.com/@eSefarad a partir del 1.3.2026
Echoes of Rhodes
Sephardic Written Culture in the Greek Mediterranean World
🏛️ Hybrid Workshop Program🏛️
27-29 JAN 2026
Central European Time / Rhodes
Tuesday, 27 January 2026
10.00–10.15 Carmen Cohen / Claudia Restis: Greetings
10.15–10.30 Annett Martini and Marcelo Benveniste: Welcome & Introduction
10.30–11.10 Aron Hasson: “Jewish Life in Rhodes.”A collection of prewar photographs and artifacts about the once thriving Jewish community on the island of Rhodes
11.10–11.50 Assaf Levitin: Echoes of Rhodes: The Music and Legacy of Alberto Hemsi
Coffee Break
12.20–13.00 Dagmara Budchioch: Jewish Decorated Manuscripts from Rhodes, Corfu, and Candia: Artistic Heritage and Historical Significance
13.00–13.40 Ilona Steimann (via Zoom): A Rabbi Selling His Library: Candiote Hebrew Manuscripts in the Vatican
18.00 Liliana Benveniste: Performance: Sephardic Songs
Wednesday, 28 January 2026
10.00–10.40 Annett Martini: The Torah Scroll from Rhodes in Comparison with Other Sephardic Scrolls: Tagin and Otiyyot Meshunnot as Tools for Dating
10.40–11.20 Anne May Dallendörfer: Did Jewish Scribes in Medieval Ashkenaz Make their own Parchment? A Fresh Look at “Old” and “New” Sources
Coffee Break
11.50–12.30 Katharina Wendl: Sepharad in Ashkenazi Scrolls: The Reliance on Sephardi Halakhic Authority in 19th-century Ashkenazi Scribal Manuals
12.30–13.10 Dana Eichhorst: Holy Books as Protagonists in Narratives
Lunch Break
14.20–15.00 Marcelo Benveniste: Migration History of the Jewish Community of Rhodes and Kos to Argentina
15.00–15.40 Fabian Yohai (Spanish): The Sephardic Community in Buenos Aires
15.40–16.20 Serafina Perri (Spanish, via Zoom): The Great Torah of the Buenos Aires Holocaust Museum: Memory and the Social Biography of a Total Object
For more information and to register, please contact the workshop conveners: Annett Martin annet.martin@fu-berlin.de
