Many of the owners of these items are unaware of their importance and the necessity to properly and professionally preserve them. "In many homes in Israel there are personal items and documentation from the Holocaust period that are unknown and not accessible to the public. I made a copy of the manuscript at home and gave the original to Yad Vashem, and after handing it over wished I had done it earlier."
Shmuel Yitzhak explained his decision to give the rare document to Yad Vashem: "The handwritten document is very dear to my heart and it was difficult for me to part with it, but my wife urged me to give it to Yad Vashem, and in the end I decided that it is important for the Jewish people as a whole and that other people should also know about its existence. In August 1944, the Weiss family were liberated, and later Shmuel and his parents immigrated to Israel. (In his testimony to Yad Vashem in 2007 Shmuel Yitzhak recited the text in its original cantillations). Zvi read the manuscript accompanied by music, and that is how the Ilia camp celebrated Purim in 1943. His father, Zvi Hershel Weiss, who according to Shmuel Yitzhak was known for his sense of humor and his love of joking around, hand wrote a text in Yiddish, combining the story in the Book of Esther with the story of the inmates. Shmuel Yitzhak recounts in his testimony that on the evening of Purim 1943, inmates of the camp did not have the traditional Megillah scroll of the Book of Esther to read from. Recently, Zvi’s son, Shmuel Yitzhak Weiss donated the manuscript, written in Yiddish, to Yad Vashem as part of the Gathering the Fragments campaign. Zvi Hershel Weiss, a prisoner at the camp, decided to write a text for the holiday to uplift the mood of his fellow Jews imprisoned alongside him. Conditions were unbearable and spirits were very low. Any rights I have as a photographer is herewith donated to wikimedia commons under CC 4.0 license.Purim evening at the Ilia camp in Transylvania in 1943 was a very difficult one. Therefore Wikimedia Commons PD-Art licensing guidelines apply. The photo above is of a 2D artwork of a text that is over 2,000 years old, from a manuscript that was produced decades before 1923. Script style: pre-14th century (Northern / Western) To find your place in the world of dark fiction.
To expand your understanding and the definition of various appropriate genres. Schedule: Tuesdays from 8:00 to 9:30 PM CST. The manuscript shows decay and damage on the sides and its edges. Cost: 1,200 (Discounts and payment plans available.) Platform: Skype. The texts are over 2000 years old, the re-copying into this particular manuscript is a pre-1890 reproduction. These manuscripts are preserved at the Lalchand Research Library, Ancient Indian Manuscript Collection, DAV College Digital Library Initiative, Chandigarh India, in association with SP Lohia and Indorama Charitable Trust. kilogrammes and consists of 1,200 pages although in some places the handwritten. Later paper and cloth versions were produced, where the page size was similar to the heritage palm leaf-like long pages. Archaeologist Ghulam Akbar Malik found a valuable manuscript of the Holy Quran dating back to the 12th century. The scripture was written on palm leaf manuscripts, copied for preservation in Hindu temples and monasteries.
In Sanskrit, they were written in many Indic scripts. The corpus of Vedic texts, as well all post-Vedic texts, are generally accepted to have been orally transmitted from generation to generation for over a millennium, till about the start of the common era. The hymns are set in the form of dialogues, dramatic play, or pedagogic style. They contain hymns that cover a wide mix of topics: benedictions, mythologies, questions and riddles, the methodology for yajna sacrifices, potions and incantations, drama and poems, samskara (rites of passage verses), philosophy and mystical speculations. These texts are in the archaic Sanskrit language and include four layers of texts, samhita being one layer of the Vedic literature. The Rigveda samhita is dated between 1500 to 1200 BCE, while the others to between 12 BCE. English: The Vedas are scriptures of Hinduism.