• Learn what made Odessa an educational and cultural center for the Jews in the Russian Empire
• See the address where modern Israel was born
• Follow in the footsteps of prominent Jewish intellectuals during their time in Odessa

• See the tallest Hanukkah Menorah in Europe
• Enjoy the festive ambiance of Berlin's city center
• Visit one of the city's landmark squares

• Walk around Barcelona's neighborhood, which once was the city's Jewish quarter
• See one of the oldest synagogues in Europe
• Uncover the story of once thriving Sephardic Jewish community

There are so many things I couldn't include in Part 1 because the spots are scattered all around the city. This is the complete story. Part 1 and 2. It will be streamed from home.
* Psychiatrist hospital. Its patients became the first victims of the Nazis.
* The modern houses which were built on the bones of the people.
* The monument to Anatol Kuztetsov, the author of the best anti-war book about Holocaust.
* Soviet monument dedicated to the victims of Babi Yar. However, the monument never mentions the Jews!?
* The story and testimony of Dina Pronicheva. She was the survivor who was brought to the place of massacre three times but miraculously escaped.

• Get a feel for the Berlin neighborhood that was once inhabited by local Jews
• Explore the Jewish Enlightenment movement that appeared in Berlin in the late 1,700's
• Marvel at the beauty of the New Berlin Synagogue and discover its fascinating story

• How a poor but devoted man got money to build the biggest synagogue
• What reward was given to a business man who refused to make the deal of his life during shabbat...
• How an Orthodox girl refused an arranged marriage and became one of the most powerful women in world history

• Uncover the story of the siege of Odessa and the city's 907-day Romanian occupation
• Learn about the local Jews who took part in the city's defense
• Find out about the destiny of the Jews who stayed in the city during the Romanian occupation

• Learn how Odessa became the City of Dreams for many Jews in the Russian Empire
• See the Main City Synagogue and the Brodsky synagogue
• Explore the story of the Ephrussi family described in the Hare with the Amber Eyes novel