Shanghai Museum of Jewish Refugees
62 Changyang Road, Shanghai, China
About the company:
The Shanghai Museum of Jewish Refugees is a museum based in a former synagogue in memory of World War II.
The synagogue was built in 1927 and the museum was established in 1986. The building is a cultural and historical value and is protected by the state.
The museum contains many exhibits dedicated to Jewish culture - household items, clothing, religious relics. On the walls are photographs of Jewish families who were granted asylum in Shanghai during the Holocaust.
There is also a plaque dedicated to the victims of fascism.