Examples of using Sephardic in English and their translations into Serbian
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as the mercantile leadership of the Sephardic community, particularly the Allatini family,
Sarajevans have made an old Sephardic song,"When I set foot for Bembasa"("Kad ja podjoh na Bembasu"), their own.
There, he built a Sephardic synagogue, and conceived the idea of Jewish return to the Holy Land.
the largest remaining Romaniote community not assimilated into Sephardic culture, were killed in the Holocaust.
From 1951 to 1961 the U.S. Army paid Israel's health ministry- 3 million lira to conduct radiation testing on Sephardic children- that immigrated to Israel.
to sound their hour, so God alone knows what time it is for them by the Sephardic reckoning or the Ashkenazy.
to sound their hour, so God alone knows what time it is for them by the Sephardic reckoning or the Ashkenazy.
The culture of Sephardic Jews was the topic of the publication"Sephardic Jews in Southern Slavic Countries",
The building housing the Jewish History Museum was erected in 1928 for the needs of the Jewish Sephardic Municipality in Belgrade.
for the needs of the then Jewish Sephardic Community.
There are several cases of Sephardic Jews, including Sinan Reis
stay and direction of movement Sephardic Jews in the inland of Bosnia after the exodus from Perinea Peninsula.
As the Iberian peninsula expelled Jews from their region, the Sephardic Jews went into a widespread diaspora,
The theory then grew up that this composite Sephardic rite was of special spiritual potency
of the Sarajevo Haggadah, a 600-year-old Sephardic Jewish manuscript, is a symbol of hope
when the Romanian beglerbeg Sijamuš-paša ordered the construction of a large residential building for the Sephardic Jews who arrived in Sarajevo in 1566 after their expulsion from Spain.
Its stunning collections and artefacts include both those of the Romaniotes-- Greek-speaking Jews whose presence dates back millenia-- and the Sephardic community of Ladino-speakers exiled from the Iberian Peninsula in the 15th century.
medieval Romaniote communities, through that of the Sephardic Jews coming from the Pyrennes to the Balkans, to Jewish communities
who is a professor of Sephardic studies at Yeshiva University
where Jelica Bernadzikowska Belović one chapter devotes to Sephardic women in Bosnia.