- web.archive.org web/20160304065712/http://www.…The former site of Jewish refugees shelter → Zhoushan Road (former Jewish dwellings) → back to Changyang Road → Shanghai Jewish Refugees Museum.
- un.org en/outreach-programme-holocaust/exhibition…...Nations and the Shanghai Jewish Refugees Museum for this exhibition, focusing on the life of Jewish refugees in Shanghai and the relief work of UNRRA.
- thefhm.org exhibits/jewish-refugees-in-shanghai/FHMShanghai_qtr From 1933 to 1941, Shanghai became a modern-day “Noah’s Ark” accepting some 18,000 Jewish refugees fleeing the Holocaust in Europe.
- embassies.gov.il shanghai/NewsAndEvents/Pages/…When the Shanghai Jewish Refugees Museum was established in 2007, it faced the challenge of collecting enough exhibits to tell the story of the estimated 20...
- commons.wikimedia.org wiki/Category:Shanghai_…<nowiki>Shanghai Jewish Refugees Museum; ユダヤ難民紀念館; synagogue de Moïse; Museum Pengungsi Yahudi Shanghai; מוזיאון הפליטים היהודים בשאנגחאי...
- haaretz.com jewish/2014-09-03/ty-article/shanghai…A memorial to the more than 13,700 Jews who fled Europe to safety in Shanghai during the Holocaust was unveiled at the Shanghai Jewish Refugees Museum.
- npr.org 2023/08/06/1192118339/jewish-refugees-…Shanghai Jewish Refugees Museum. After World War II, most Shanghai Jews moved to Israel, the United States or back to Europe. But not all of them.
- nafkamina.wordpress.com 2013/08/25/shanghai-…The museum tells the story of these Jewish refugees. During the 1930s, about 18,000 Jews made their way from Europe to Shanghai, which was then under...
- thatsmags.com shanghai/post/26614/shanghai-jewish…Erected in 1927, the Shanghai Jewish Refugees Museum was formerly the Moishe Synagogue for the Jewish community who settled in Hongkou District.
- goyimtv.com v/2113988371/Shanghai-Jewish-Refugees…Adolf Goebbels Published on Nov 15, 2023 The Shanghai Jewish Refugees Museum has reopened after three years of renovation.