The work of Memory, day by day — acquisitions, research, encounters and decisions of the collective.
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7:00 pm — 8:00 pm
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Minutes available the next day for those who are absent.
Following French, English and Hebrew, the site has been fully translated into Spanish. The entire interface is now accessible in these four languages, opening the collective's heritage to a wider audience.
A major documentation effort has expanded the catalogue: hundreds of new places, communities, themes and objects, along with more than 1,800 surname variants linked to the lineages already documented.
Every published Great Book is now announced automatically to the collective's groups and partners, so that everyone is informed of new releases in real time.
In connection with the GMPL collective, sixty-nine manuscripts from the MMJMM catalogue have joined the library, which now holds one hundred and seventy-five described manuscripts.
The site adopts the structure of the Great Books: each lineage, place, community, work or object becomes a living book, whose every chapter carries its register — Memory or History —, its version history and its journal of memories.
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Manuscript discoveries
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To ensure the project's longevity, Zakhor relies on a diversified model — for a memory project must never be extinguished for lack of means.
Individual contributions and support from cultural foundations for day-to-day operations.
Deposit of data with the MAHJ or similar institutions, ensuring lasting preservation.
Collaboration with universities and research centres for the validation and enrichment of content.
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