Anthea Gerrie

Stolen Czech villa to become Jewish hub in multi-million-pound renovation

The Jews of Seduva were murdered 84 years ago. Now a new museum will commemorate their shtetl way of life

The Lost Shtetl museum is due to open in September

The heroic rabbi of Terezin is remembered at the Czech Republic’s biggest festival of Jewish culture

The Stetl Fest in Brno runs from August 27 to 31

Anger over plan to build conference centre over ancient Jewish graveyard

Lithuania accused of reneging on promises to respect site where thousands are buried

Visiting the artists’ village in the south of France where Chagall is buried

St Paul de Vence is a must-visit destination for art lovers

Berlin 35 years after the Wall came down – is this Europe’s most intriguing capital?

There’s been a resurgence of Jewish life in Berlin

Lublin and Krakow remain bright enclaves of Yiddish song and culture

Despite the dark shadows history cast over these Polish cities, Jewish landmarks, arts and cuisine hold fast

Lublin’s non-Jewish restaurateur with a big Yiddish heart

Mandragora’s owner Izabela Kozlowska-Dechnik is on a mission to preserve the dishes of a lost generation

My grandma the legend: Life with art collector Peggy Guggenheim, the fabulously wealthy bohemian

The Hampshire town is hosting an exhibition celebrating the famous art collector

Making room for the light

Anthea Gerrie meets Giselle de Hasse, whose interior design talents have brought brightness into her life as well as into the residences of prestigious clients.

Dundee break

Anthea Gerrie finds more than cake in this Scottish city, including art galore and a revamped waterfront

Material world of four women artists

All four turned to collage as their careers developed