[Cz-L] Re: Bucovina&Transnistria Exhibition in Bucharest Metro

Dear Czernowitzers,

Today we arrived at our exhibition in the Subway Station Piata Unirii in
Bucharest to discover that somebody took down the whole exhibition. Since it
is Sunday nobody from the Subway Management was available today and the
local Subway Police stationed literally 20 meters away from the exhibition,
did not know what happened.

I really hope and want to believe that an honest mistake is behind this
mysterious disappearance of our public exhibition on the Romanian Holocaust.
Tomorrow we will get in contact with our local partners and the Metro
Company of Bucharest and hopefully find soon the missing exhibition.

Knowing that we display here in the Subway under uncertain security
conditions the exhibition for the Subway was printed on large color posters.
We did not display here our fine-are prints like at our other exhibits in
Vienna and Radautz. A reprinting of the whole exhibition would still create
some additional costs. I really hope the Subway will then improve the
security around our exhibition.

I will keep you updated on the developments concerning our public exhibition
here.

All the best,

Emil Rennert

On Sat, Jun 11, 2011 at 2:21 PM, Emil Rennert <emil.rennert_at_gmail.com>wrote:

> Dear Czernowitzers,
>
> From today until the 30th of June you can visit our photo exhibit at
> Bucharest's Piata Unirii Subway Station. The exhibit is open to the
> travelling public of the Bucharest Metro. Exhibited are photographs from
> Shani Bar On and text panels on the Romanian Holocaust in Transnistria and
> the Jewish Bucovina. All texts are in Romanian and English.
>
> The exhibit is located on the upper walkway above the Platform of Line M1 &
> Line M3. This location is excellent in terms of passenger traffic since all
> people connecting from the Blue Line (M2) to the Red and Yellow lines
> (M1&M3) walk by our exhibit on the Romanian Holocaust and the Jewish
> Bucovina.
>
> While the photographs focus on remnants of Jewish life today, the texts of
> the exhibition provide general information on the Romanian Holocaust and
> tell personal stories of survivors of the camps in Transnistria. We try to
> reach out with this exhibition to the Romanian public and hope to further
> the interest and knowledge of young Romanians for this dark part of Romanian
> history.
>
> The exhibit is based on our photo/text book "The Jewish Bucovina - Clues"
> available on Amazon.de and Amazon.com.
>
> All the best from Bucharest,
>
> Emil Rennert & Shani Bar On

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