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In the 19th and 20th centuries, the Iraqi Jewish community was noted for its highly developed communal organization. In Baghdad, which had the highest concentration of Jewish people, there were dozens of institutions including: Yeshivot, schools, synagogues, charitable organizations, medical institutions and other groups, designed to meet the needs of the community. These institutions are exhibited in the museum through a replica of the Jewish Quarter in old Baghdad. This replica electronically equipped to enable one to view the community institutions and their location in the quarter, as well as illuminated pictures demonstrating the nature of the institution and its activity. |
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