Museo Ebraico di Bologna
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Jews have been present in Italian territories since ancient times. Citizens of the Roman Empire, they were recognised as such during the early stages of Christianisation.
Between the fourth and the eleventh century, despite polemical conversion efforts, Jews were one of the many groups that made up the complex and multicentred Italian reality.
Speaking with the author are Maria Giuseppina Muzzarelli, University of Bologna, and Piero Capelli, Ca' Foscari University of Venice.
To find out more, consult the page on the museum website.