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The exhibition called "The Royal House and the issue of emancipation of the Jews in Romania (1866-1923)" opens on Thursday, as of 15:00hrs, at the National History Museum of Romania (MNIR).
The exhibition aims to mark the completion, on 15 October, of the Coronation Centennial in Alba-Iulia of King Ferdinand and Queen Marie as sovereigns of Great Romania, as well as the celebration, next year, of the 1923 Constitution Centennial, signed by King Ferdinand, the first to ratify the emancipation of the Jews in Romania.
The exhibition is organized by the Federation of Jewish Communities of Romania (FCER), the Center for the Study of the History of Romanian Jews "Wilhelm Filderman" (CSIER-WF), in partnership with the Center for Jewish Studies, the Faculty of Letters of the University of Bucharest and the National History Museum of Romania, and financed by the Culture Ministry and the FCER-CM.
