Jewish refugees
Starving Jewish refugees take shelter in Krakow. In addition to the widespread displacement, famine, disease, and economic hardship that existed in the aftermath of World War I, the Russian Revolution and subsequent civil war created new suffering for Jewish populations in Eastern Europe. Rowne, a commercial hub with a large Jewish population, was among the towns visited by the first team of field representatives, including social workers, physicians, and teachers, sent to Poland by the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (“the Joint”).
Adela Andea (1976 –)
adela andea is a Romanian-born artist creating immersive light installations exploring the intersection of technology & nature. Her work features industrial materials, LED lights, and themes of bioluminescence, cosmology, and environmental change. Ex
American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee Archives (New York City, USA)
Udforsk JDC-arkiverne: En rørende rejse gennem jødisk historie og humanitær indsats. Oplev historier om modstandskraft, medfølelse og global indvirkning fra over 70 lande siden 1914.
Om dette kunstværk
- Titel: Jewish refugees
- Kunstner: Adela Andea
- År: 1920
- Format: Landscape
- Ophavsretlig status: Beskyttet af ophavsret
- Udstillet hos: American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee Archives
- Hovedfarve: Putty
- Farveintensitet: Monochromatic

