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MUSEO JUDIO DE SOSÚA

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Calle Alejo Martínez (angle de Calle Rosen), Sosúa, Dominican Republic Show on map
+1 809 571 1386
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2025
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This small museum traces the Jewish presence in the Dominican Republic since the Evian Accords of 1938. Dictator Trujillo agreed to welcome Jewish refugees fleeing persecution in Nazi Germany to Sosúa, in order to boost his international image, "whiten" his country's population and develop the village. The exhibition deals with the organization of community life, and features period photos, documents and utilitarian and personal objects. The museum is constantly evolving, with everyone adding to it through donations.

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I proves that this Muséo is very original by specifying that Agreements Evian were taken in 1938 on the initiative decent French Government try to find countries who would accept to accommodate German Jews and austrian in danger of died in these two countries.

The future donkey reason this initiative. Unfortunately, only a country agreed to accommodate these potential refugees: La République Dominicaine while delivering more than 5000 visas but only 1000 people arrived in two hotels in 1940.

I prepare these on this epic and I would be grateful for anyone who could send a photo of the Museum and two hotels Synagogue me. Thank you in advance.

Charles DUPAIN

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