The European Diaspora experience was complex, colorful, diverse, paradoxical, puzzling, unsettled, often painful and ultimately fatal. Especially in Eastern Europe, Jewish communities oscillated between the highest peaks to the lowest nadir, never losing faith. The Inquisition, and later the Holocaust destroyed most of the Diaspora. But, there was and is much more than the Inquisition and the concentration camps. Affinity Excursions acquaints you with the three-dimensional Jewish world before, during and after these catastrophic events.
Czech Republic
Jews first settled in Prague in the 10th Century and by the start of WWII, numbered more than 100,000, of which more than 90 percent were killed or emigrated. Today the Jewish community of the City of Spires, with
The Baltics
The Baltics - Lithuania, Latvia & Estonia. Draw inspiration from these ancient centers of Jewish learning
