[ARCHIVE] The history of the Amadeus Quartet, regarded as one of the twentieth century’s most important string ensembles, is anything but trivial. To escape Nazi persecution of the Jews during the Second World War, they found refuge in the United Kingdom, but were subsequently interned in a camp for “enemy nationals.". It was here that music became their refuge. Discover their distinctive excellence in these archives where they perform Mozart's dramatic and poignant Quintet No. 4. https://bit.ly

Bosnia's national museum has decided to donate funds from the display of a precious Jewish manuscript to Palestinians in Gaza. Some Jewish groups labeled the move as "antisemitic", but the museum says it has received supportive messages from Jews around the world. | DW News