This document describes a proposed online platform called the World Jewish Heritage Foundation that aims to collect and share information about Jewish heritage sites and events worldwide. It would allow users to browse listings of sites and events, view photos and additional details, search by location, plan trips, and find related information like tours and directions. The goal is to promote tourism and preservation of Jewish cultural heritage by generating interest, encouraging participation in events, and providing incentives for countries to develop and maintain significant sites so that they are not destroyed or lost over time.

1. Jewish quarters
Archeology
Yeshivas
Culinary
Festivals
High Holidays
Exhibitions
World
Jewish
Travel
Cemeteries Inaugurations
Museums
Synagogues
Holocaust
memorials

2. Now the questions arise...
Where exactly are the Jewish Heritage sites?
Why are they significant?
Are they open for visitors?
What do they look like?
And When do special events take
place?

3. You are about to find out
all the answers
and much more...

4. Welcome to the
World Jewish Heritage
Wikipedia

5. Main Page Discussion
Main Page
All WJH Sites
Official WJH Sites
Events Calendar
Official WJH Events
Random Content
Donate to WJH
Interaction
Help
About WJH
Discussion Forum
Contact WJHH
Toolbox
Add Content
Edit Content
Upload Photos
Add Event
Printable Version
Download as PDF
Share
Email
Language
English
Hebrew
• Archeology
• Cemeteries
• Gravestones
• Holocaust
• Jewish Quarters
• Monuments
• Museums
• Synagogues
• Yeshivas
• Other
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Welcome to
World Jewish Heritage Foundation
Your one-stop for World Jewish Heritage sites
where anyone can edit, contribute and donate.
Quick Links
Site of the
Month
Event of the Month
Did You Know...
Today's Featured
Picture
• Discussion Forum
• Wanted Content
• Edit Content
• Donate
• Toolbox
WJH
News
[more about this site]
[more about this event]
[read more]
Collecting and Editing all the Information
about Jewish Heritage Sites & Events Worldwide
in One User-Friendly Website

6. Site Discussion
Main Page
All WJH Sites
Official WJH Sites
Events Calendar
Official WJH Events
Random Content
Donate to WJH
Interaction
Help
About WJH
Discussion Forum
Contact WJH
Toolbox
Add Content
Edit Content
Upload Photos
Add Event
Printable Version
Download as PDF
Share
Email
Language
English
Hebrew
• Archeology
• Cemeteries
• Gravestones
• Holocaust
• Jewish Quarters
• Monuments
• Museums
• Synagogues
• Yeshivas
• Other
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Dohany Street Synagogue
Photo Gallery
Tags: Synagogues / Eastern Europe / Official Site / Budapest
Interior view Interior detail Memorial gardenCemetery Outside view
Dohany Street Synagogue
Basic Information
Architectural Description
Location
Affiliation
Year Established
Status
Architect
Architectural style
Completed
Budapest, Hungary
Neolog Judaism
1859
Active Synagogue
[edit]
[edit]
Nearby Events
To All Events
Budapest, Hungary
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Welcome to
World Jewish Heritage Foundation
Your one-stop for World Jewish Heritage sites
where anyone can edit, contribute and donate.
• Archeology
• Cemeteries
• Gravestones
• Holocaust
• Jewish Quarters
Promoting Tourism to Worldwide
Jewish Heritage Sites and locations

7. Site Discussion
Main Page
All WJH Sites
Official WJH Sites
Events Calendar
Official WJH Events
Random Content
Donate to WJH
Interaction
Help
About WJH
Discussion Forum
Contact WJH
Toolbox
Add Content
Edit Content
Upload Photos
Add Event
Printable Version
Download as PDF
Share
Email
Language
English
Hebrew
• Archeology
• Cemeteries
• Gravestones
• Holocaust
• Jewish Quarters
• Monuments
• Museums
• Synagogues
• Yeshivas
• Other
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Dohany Street Synagogue
Photo Gallery
Tags: Synagogues / Eastern Europe / Official Site / Budapest
Interior view Interior detail Memorial gardenCemetery Outside view
Dohany Street Synagogue
Basic Information
Architectural Description
Location
Affiliation
Year Established
Status
Architect
Architectural style
Completed
Budapest, Hungary
Neolog Judaism
1859
Active Synagogue
[edit]
[edit]
Nearby Events
To All Events
Budapest, Hungary
[edit]
Welcome to
World Jewish Heritage Foundation
Your one-stop for World Jewish Heritage sites
where anyone can edit, contribute and donate.
Integrating google maps tool
for easy planning and access

8. Photos Discussion
Main Page
All WJH Sites
Official WJH Sites
Events Calendar
Official WJH Events
Random Content
Donate to WJH
Interaction
Help
About WJH
Discussion Forum
Contact WJH
Toolbox
Add Content
Edit Content
Upload Photos
Add Event
Printable Version
Download as PDF
Share
Email
Language
English
Hebrew
• Archeology
• Cemeteries
• Gravestones
• Holocaust
• Jewish Quarters
• Monuments
• Museums
• Synagogues
• Yeshivas
• Other
Username My Preferences My Watchlist My Contributions Log Out
Welcome to
World Jewish Heritage Foundation
Your one-stop for World Jewish Heritage sites
where anyone can edit, contribute and donate.
Photo: Memorial Garden; Dohany Street
Synagogue
Photo added by: Ian Pitchbord (Talk / Contribs)
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Tags: Synagogues / Eastern Europe / Official Site / Budapest/ Memorial garden/ WJH photo
Creating a Vivid Online Experience

9. Events Discussion
Main Page
All WJH Sites
Official WJH Sites
Events Calendar
Official WJH Events
Random Content
Donate to WJH
Interaction
Help
About WJH
Discussion Forum
Contact WJH
Toolbox
Add Content
Edit Content
Upload Photos
Add Event
Printable Version
Download as PDF
Share
Email
Language
English
Hebrew
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Welcome to
World Jewish Heritage Foundation
Your one-stop for World Jewish Heritage sites
where anyone can edit, contribute and donate.
Upcoming WJH Events
8 September 2011
12 September 2011
15 September 2011
20 September 2011
Budapest, Hungary
Krakow,
Poland
Kiev, Ukraine
Toledo, Spain
[edit]watch
[edit]
[edit]
[edit]
watch
watch
watch
Budapest Jewish Summer
Festival
Krakow Jewish
Festival
[more about this event]
[more about this event]
Search events
Add Event
Previous WJH Events
• Kosher food festival/ Berlin, Germany
• Jewish film festival/ San Francisco,
USA
[more events]
Holocaust exhibit
[more about this event]
• Festivals
• Culinary
• Exhibitions
• Inaugurations
• Music
Encouraging Participation in
Jewish Cultural and Religious events
• Festivals
• Culinary
• Exhibitions
• Inaugurations
• Music

10. How do you get to these places?
Are there any local guides?
Where can you find Kosher food in the area?
Or maybe some organised tours?
And are there any events near by?
But wait, that's not enough...

11. We are about to take
Jewish Heritage
One Step Forward
into Future Generations...
i

12. Introducing:
WJH Travel Application

13. Browse through Jewish Heritage Sites Around you

14. Choose the ones of Your Personal Interest

15. And Start Your Journey!

16. Search Locations around the World
Poland

17. 1.Temple Synagogue of Kazimierz,
Krakow
2.Old Synagogue, Krakow
3.Jewish Quarter of Kazimierz,
Krakow
4.Okopowa St. Jewish Cemetery,
Warsaw
5.Museum of Polish Jews, Warsaw
6. Chachmei Lublin Yeshiva, Lublin
Create your own trip-planning list

18. Watch a Slideshow of your trip

19. Find Directions & Nearby Locations

20. 1.Temple Synagogue of Kazimierz,
Krakow
2.Old Synagogue, Krakow
3.Jewish Quarter of Kazimierz,
Krakow

21. Get all the Information about the Heritage Site

22. Find private Tour-guides for Custom-made Traveling

23. Or Join an Organised Tour in your own language

24. And find all Travel arrangements you need to visit the area!

25. S Important..?

26. Jewish Heritage Preservation Model
Generating interest in
Jewish Sites & Events
Revenues
Incentives for countries to
Develop and Preserve
Jewish Heritage sites
Encouraging & Enhancing
Tourism to Jewish
Heritage sitesThe Jewish Heritage
Preservation Model

27. And what happens
if We Don't?

28. Heritage sites will
be Destroyed...
Synagogue = Hotel ?!?

29. Or will be taken from us,
Claimed by others as theirs.
Rachel's Tomb = Muslim ?!?

31. Support us
To Support Our Jewish
Heritage.