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RM2PYWFE5–Venice, Venezia (Italy), Ghetto (established in 1516 by decision of the Venezuelan government, Jewish quarter): Campo del Ghetto Nuovo. View of the square with the eight-story residential buildings due to lack of space. Street scene, black and white. Photo, 1997.
RM2T5PK9W–Jewish rest house, kosher guest house Giardino dei Melograni. Campo del Ghetto Nuovo, New Ghetto Field. Sestiere di Cannaregio. Venice. Italy, Europe
RMMR5EK8–memorial plaque to Venice's Holocaust victims, in Venice's Campo del Ghetto Nuovo, close to a memorial sculpture by Arbit Blatas.
RM2WM1C2F–4066915 Venice, Italy. Campo del Ghetto Nuovo; (add.info.: Venice, Italy. Campo del Ghetto Nuovo / Venezia, Campo del Ghetto Nuovo - © Marcello Mencarini); © Marcello Mencarini. All rights reserved 2024.
RMGGK6CP–A jew sitting on a bench under a tree at Campo del Ghetto Nuovo in Ghetto Vecchio, Venice, Veneto, Italy, Europe
RMB0NCKM–An old Jewish Synagogue sits on top of the houses in the Ghetto area of the Cannaregio district of Venice, Italy
RM2NJD26T–Orthodox jews and tourists outside the Venice Chabad House in Campo del Ghetto Nuovo (New Ghetto square) in the sestiere of Cannaregio, Venice, Italy
RMM7HYC9–Venice, Italy. 10th, Mar 2018. Members of Jewish Community in the Campo del Getto Nuovo, during the Shabbat celebrations, day of the Israel community festivities in Venice.The Campo del Ghetto Nuovo is located in Venice in the Cannaregio district. The Campo del Ghetto Nuovo is the true center of the Jewish Ghetto of Venice. This ghetto was the first in the world and took its name from an existing foundry where they melted or 'threw' the metals needed for naval construction in the Arsenal. Hence the name 'jet' and therefore 'ghetto', in which everyone now recognizes a place of segregation.The
RFHC3BR9–VENICE, ITALY - OCTOBER 12, 2016: people on main square The Venetian Ghetto (Campo del Ghetto Novo). Ity was the area of Venice in which Jews were com
RF2F376XE–Facades of buildings on the Campo del Ghetto nuovo in the Ghetto district in Venice in Veneto, Italy
RM2PYWFE2–Venice, Venezia (Italy), Ghetto (Jewish Quarter), Campo del Ghetto Nuovo, Holocaust memorial - Monumento all’olocausto (seven bronze reliefs, unveiled 1980, sculptor: Arbit Blatas, 1908–1999). Visitors sit at the memorial. Street scene, black and white. Photo, 1997.
RMWC0EN3–Bronze relief Holocaust Memorial plaque, by Arbit Blatas, on a wall in the Campo del Ghetto Nuovo, Venice, Italy
RM2B026NG–Campo del Ghetto Nuovo, New Ghetto Field. Street sign. Sestiere di Cannaregio historic district of Venice. La Serenissima. Italy, Europe, EU
RM2T58M23–Houses of Venice in Italy. Two people are sitting in a portico while a third person wanders down the street. The ocher color predominates.
RFM7T7HB–Venice, Italy - January 22, 2018. Buildings and tree in Campo del Ghetto Nuovo, central square in Jewish Ghetto.
RF2TDD6C5–Venice, Italy - June 22, 2023: the Campo del Ghetto nuovo in the Ghetto district in Veneto.
RMM7HYCY–Venice, Italy. 10th, Mar 2018. A member and Childs the Jewish Community of Venice celebrated after ceremony the Shabbat day, is located in Venice in the Cannaregio district. The 'Campo del Ghetto Nuovo' became the heart of the Jewish community in Venice. The Campo del Ghetto Nuovo is the true center of the Jewish Ghetto of Venice. This ghetto was the first in the world and took its name from an existing foundry where they melted or 'threw' the metals needed for naval construction in the Arsenal. Hence the name 'jet' and therefore 'ghetto', in which everyone now recognizes a place of segregatio
RMEN2MFD–Venice, Province of Venice, ITALY. 7th Oct, 2004. In the Campo del Ghetto Nuovo, the main square of the present-day Venetian Ghetto, a bearded Orthodox Jewish man opens the door to the community's Jewish home for the aged-Casa di Riposo Israelitica. Venice, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the most popular international tourist destinations. © Arnold Drapkin/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMWC0EER–Bronze relief Holocaust Memorial plaque, by Arbit Blatas, on a wall in the Campo del Ghetto Nuovo, Venice, Italy
RMW16AKK–Campo del Ghetto Nuovo, New Ghetto Field. Sestiere di Cannaregio historic district of Venice. Most Serene Republic of Venice La Serenissima. Italy, EU.
RM2T58M8X–Interior of the Spanish Synagogue of Venice (Scuola Ponentina o Spagnola) is a synagogue in the former Ghetto of Venice. Located in the Campo delle Sc
RF2TDCWD0–Venice, Italy - June 22, 2023: the Campo del Ghetto nuovo in the Ghetto district in Veneto.
RMM7HY8F–Venice, Italy. 10th, Mar 2018. Members of Jewish Community in the Campo del Getto Nuovo, during the Shabbat celebrations, day of the Israel community festivities in Venice.The Campo del Ghetto Nuovo is located in Venice in the Cannaregio district. The Campo del Ghetto Nuovo is the true center of the Jewish Ghetto of Venice. This ghetto was the first in the world and took its name from an existing foundry where they melted or 'threw' the metals needed for naval construction in the Arsenal. Hence the name 'jet' and therefore 'ghetto', in which everyone now recognizes a place of segregation.The
RMEN2MC4–Venice, Province of Venice, ITALY. 7th Oct, 2004. The communal water tap, a historical relic from the past, in the center of the Campo del Nuovo Ghetto in Venice. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Venice is one of the most popular international tourist destinations © Arnold Drapkin/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMBYARMJ–Jewish Ghetto, Ghetto Nuovo ('New Ghetto'). Men of Jewish faith crossing bridge across canal.
RF2B21180–Memorial plaques to Venice victims of the Holocaust by Arbit Blatas, 1908-1999, Campo del Ghetto Nuovo, Venice, Veneto, Italy
RMWC0F2R–Washing line on a house backing on to the Rio del Ghetto Nuovo canal, from the Fondamenta Ghetto Nuovo, Venice, Italy
RMW8RH37–Jewish rest house, kosher guest house Giardino dei Melograni. Campo del Ghetto Nuovo, New Ghetto Field. Sestiere di Cannaregio. Venice. Italy, Europe
RMM7HYC1–Venice, Italy. 10th, Mar 2018. Members of Jewish Community in the Campo del Getto Nuovo, during the Shabbat celebrations, day of the Israel community festivities in Venice.The Campo del Ghetto Nuovo is located in Venice in the Cannaregio district. The Campo del Ghetto Nuovo is the true center of the Jewish Ghetto of Venice. This ghetto was the first in the world and took its name from an existing foundry where they melted or 'threw' the metals needed for naval construction in the Arsenal. Hence the name 'jet' and therefore 'ghetto', in which everyone now recognizes a place of segregation.The
RMEN2MC0–Venice, Province of Venice, ITALY. 7th Oct, 2004. Pigeons drink from water discharged from the communal water tap, a historical relic from the past, in the Campo del Nuovo Ghetto in Venice. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Venice is one of the most popular international tourist destinations. © Arnold Drapkin/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMW8RH36–Jewish New Ghetto Under Porch: Sotoportego de Gheto Novo, New Ghetto Bridge: Ponte de Gheto Novo, St. Alvise Parish: Parochia S. Alvise. Venice Italy
RMM7HYCM–Venice, Italy. 10th, Mar 2018. Members of Jewish Community in the Campo del Getto Nuovo, during the Shabbat celebrations, day of the Israel community festivities in Venice.The Campo del Ghetto Nuovo is located in Venice in the Cannaregio district. The Campo del Ghetto Nuovo is the true center of the Jewish Ghetto of Venice. This ghetto was the first in the world and took its name from an existing foundry where they melted or 'threw' the metals needed for naval construction in the Arsenal. Hence the name 'jet' and therefore 'ghetto', in which everyone now recognizes a place of segregation.The
RMEN2PFX–Venice, Province of Venice, ITALY. 7th Oct, 2004. A plaque on the wall of the Campo del Nuovo Ghetto, from the City of Venice, commemorates the night of Dec. 5, 1943, when the first 200 of the city's Jews were rounded up and marched out for deportation and death. Venice, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the most popular international tourist destinations. © Arnold Drapkin/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMM7HY5N–Venice, Italy. 10th, Mar 2018. Members of Jewish Community in the Campo del Getto Nuovo, during the Shabbat celebrations, day of the Israel community festivities in Venice.The Campo del Ghetto Nuovo is located in Venice in the Cannaregio district. The Campo del Ghetto Nuovo is the true center of the Jewish Ghetto of Venice. This ghetto was the first in the world and took its name from an existing foundry where they melted or 'threw' the metals needed for naval construction in the Arsenal. Hence the name 'jet' and therefore 'ghetto', in which everyone now recognizes a place of segregation.The
RMEN2MF1–Venice, Province of Venice, ITALY. 7th Oct, 2004. In the Campo del Nuovo Ghetto, the main square of the present-day Venetian Ghetto, a group of Orthodox Jewish inhabitants gather around a bench--a young couple with a baby stroller, a young man, and a small child. Venice, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the most popular international tourist destinations. © Arnold Drapkin/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMM7HYDP–Venice, Italy. 10th, Mar 2018. A member of Jewish Community of Venice, take a flag after the celebration of Shabbat day, in the Campo del Ghetto Nuovo in Venice (Cannaregio district). The 'Campo del Ghetto Nuovo' became the heart of the Jewish community in Venice. The Campo del Ghetto Nuovo is the true center of the Jewish Ghetto of Venice. This ghetto was the first in the world and took its name from an existing foundry where they melted or 'threw' the metals needed for naval construction in the Arsenal. Hence the name 'jet' and therefore 'ghetto', in which everyone now recognizes a place of
RMEN2PGE–Venice, Province of Venice, ITALY. 7th Oct, 2004. A young tourist couple on a bench read a guidebook in the Campo del Nuovo Ghetto near the Holocaust Memorial. It commemorates the night of Dec. 5, 1943, when the first 200 of the city's Jews were rounded up and marched out for deportation and death. Venice, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the most popular international tourist destinations. © Arnold Drapkin/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMEN2PGN–Venice, Province of Venice, ITALY. 7th Oct, 2004. A view of part of the Campo del Nuovo Ghetto, the main square of the present-day Venetian Ghetto. At right is Holocaust Memorial that commemorates the night of Dec. 5, 1943, when the first 200 of the city's Jews were rounded up and marched out for deportation and death. Venice, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the most popular international tourist destinations. © Arnold Drapkin/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMEN2PFD–Venice, Province of Venice, ITALY. 7th Oct, 2004. A panel depicting Punishment, part of a seven-panel bronze bas-relief Holocaust memorial, on a wall of the Campo del Nuovo Ghetto by Arbit Blatas, a Lithuanian-born artist who lost his mother in the Holocaust. It commemorates the night of Dec. 5, 1943, when the first 200 of the city's Jews were rounded up and marched out for deportation and death. Venice, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the most popular international tourist destinations. © Arnold Drapkin/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMEN2MEH–Venice, Province of Venice, ITALY. 7th Oct, 2004. The bronze bas-relief panel depicting The Last Train, is one of the Holocaust Memorials in the Campo del Nuovo Ghetto. Installed in 1993 in a cutout section of brick wall with the names and ages of Venetian Jews killed by the Germans behind it, it was created by Arbit Blatas, a Lithuanian-born artist who lost his mother in the Holocaust. Venice, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the most popular international tourist destinations. © Arnold Drapkin/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMEN2PFJ–Venice, Province of Venice, ITALY. 7th Oct, 2004. A panel depicting Deportation, part of a seven-panel bronze bas-relief Holocaust memorial, on a wall of the Campo del Nuovo Ghetto by Arbit Blatas, a Lithuanian-born artist who lost his mother in the Holocaust. It commemorates the night of Dec. 5, 1943, when the first 200 of the city's Jews were rounded up and marched out for deportation and death. Venice, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the most popular international tourist destinations. © Arnold Drapkin/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMEN2MEP–Venice, Province of Venice, ITALY. 7th Oct, 2004. One of the Holocaust Memorials in the Campo del Nuovo Ghetto is at left. In a cutout section of brick wall is a bronze bas-relief panel depicting The Last Train, with the names and ages of Venetian Jews killed by the Germans inside and behind it. Created by Arbit Blatas, a Lithuanian-born artist who lost his mother in the Holocaust, it was dedicated in 1993. Venice, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the most popular international tourist destinations. © Arnold Drapkin/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMEN2PFK–Venice, Province of Venice, ITALY. 7th Oct, 2004. A panel depicting The Quarry, part of a seven-panel bronze bas-relief Holocaust memorial, on a wall of the Campo del Nuovo Ghetto by Arbit Blatas, a Lithuanian-born artist who lost his mother in the Holocaust. It commemorates the night of Dec. 5, 1943, when the first 200 of the city's Jews were rounded up and marched out for deportation and death. Venice, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the most popular international tourist destinations. © Arnold Drapkin/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMEN2PFG–Venice, Province of Venice, ITALY. 7th Oct, 2004. A panel depicting The Revolt of the Warsaw Ghetto, part of a seven-panel bronze bas-relief Holocaust memorial, on a wall of the Campo del Nuovo Ghetto by Arbit Blatas, a Lithuanian-born artist who lost his mother in the Holocaust. It commemorates the night of Dec. 5, 1943, when the first 200 of the city's Jews were rounded up and marched out for deportation and death. Venice, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the most popular international tourist destinations. © Arnold Drapkin/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMEN2PGG–Venice, Province of Venice, ITALY. 7th Oct, 2004. An orthodox Jewish woman and her young son on a bench, before the seven-panel bronze bas-relief Holocaust memorial, on a wall of the Campo del Nuovo Ghetto by Arbit Blatas, a Lithuanian-born artist who lost his mother in the Holocaust. It commemorates the night of Dec. 5, 1943, when the first 200 of the city's Jews were rounded up and marched out for deportation and death. Venice, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the most popular international tourist destinations. © Arnold Drapkin/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMEN2MF3–Venice, Province of Venice, ITALY. 7th Oct, 2004. A woman tourist stops to look at one of the Holocaust Memorials in the Campo del Nuovo Ghetto. In a cutout section of brick wall is a bronze bas-relief panel depicting The Last Train, with the names and ages of Venetian Jews killed by the Germans inside and behind it. Created by Arbit Blatas, a Lithuanian-born artist who lost his mother in the Holocaust, it was dedicated in 1993. Venice, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the most popular international tourist destinations. © Arnold Drapkin/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMEN2PFE–Venice, Province of Venice, ITALY. 7th Oct, 2004. In 1979 Arbit Blatas, a Lithuanian-born artist who lost his mother in the Holocaust, created this seven-panel bronze bas-relief Holocaust memorial, by the request of the Jewish Community of Venice. On a wall of the Campo del Nuovo Ghetto, it commemorates the night of Dec. 5, 1943, when the first 200 of the city's Jews were rounded up and marched out for deportation and death. Venice, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the most popular international tourist destinations. © Arnold Drapkin/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMEN2PFN–Venice, Province of Venice, ITALY. 7th Oct, 2004. A panel depicting Execution in the Ghetto, part of a seven-panel bronze bas-relief Holocaust memorial, on a wall of the Campo del Nuovo Ghetto by Arbit Blatas, a Lithuanian-born artist who lost his mother in the Holocaust. It commemorates the night of Dec. 5, 1943, when the first 200 of the city's Jews were rounded up and marched out for deportation and death. Venice, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the most popular international tourist destinations. © Arnold Drapkin/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMEN2PFC–Venice, Province of Venice, ITALY. 7th Oct, 2004. In 1979 Arbit Blatas, a Lithuanian-born artist who lost his mother in the Holocaust, created this seven-panel bronze bas-relief Holocaust memorial, by the request of the Jewish Community of Venice. On a wall of the Campo del Nuovo Ghetto, it commemorates the night of Dec. 5, 1943, when the first 200 of the city's Jews were rounded up and marched out for deportation and death. Venice, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the most popular international tourist destinations. © Arnold Drapkin/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMEN2MFC–Venice, Province of Venice, ITALY. 7th Oct, 2004. A woman tourist stops to look at one of the Holocaust Memorials in the Campo del Nuovo Ghetto. In a cutout section of brick wall is a bronze bas-relief panel depicting The Last Train, with the names and ages of Venetian Jews killed by the Germans inside and behind it. Created by Arbit Blatas, a Lithuanian-born artist who lost his mother in the Holocaust, it was dedicated in 1993. Venice, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the most popular international tourist destinations. © Arnold Drapkin/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMEN2PFB–Venice, Province of Venice, ITALY. 7th Oct, 2004. In 1979 Arbit Blatas, a Lithuanian-born artist who lost his mother in the Holocaust, created this seven-panel bronze bas-relief Holocaust memorial, by the request of the Jewish Community of Venice. On a wall of the Campo del Nuovo Ghetto, it commemorates the night of Dec. 5, 1943, when the first 200 of the city's Jews were rounded up and marched out for deportation and death. Venice, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the most popular international tourist destinations. © Arnold Drapkin/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMEN2PFA–Venice, Province of Venice, ITALY. 7th Oct, 2004. In 1979 Arbit Blatas, a Lithuanian-born artist who lost his mother in the Holocaust, created this seven-panel bronze bas-relief Holocaust memorial, by the request of the Jewish Community of Venice. On a wall of the Campo del Nuovo Ghetto, it commemorates the night of Dec. 5, 1943, when the first 200 of the city's Jews were rounded up and marched out for deportation and death. Venice, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the most popular international tourist destinations. © Arnold Drapkin/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMEN2PFF–Venice, Province of Venice, ITALY. 7th Oct, 2004. A panel depicting The Final Solution, part of a seven-panel bronze bas-relief Holocaust memorial, on a wall of the Campo del Nuovo Ghetto by Arbit Blatas, a Lithuanian-born artist who lost his mother in the Holocaust. It commemorates the night of Dec. 5, 1943, when the first 200 of the city's Jews were rounded up and marched out for deportation and death. Venice, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the most popular international tourist destinations. © Arnold Drapkin/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
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