THE WORLD’S LARGEST JEWISH MEMORIAL WEB SITE

JMC IN THE PRESS

From the press:

March 12, 2000.

"Yediot Aharonot" (the largest Israeli newspaper in circulation).
 

REMEMBRANCE: THE JEWISH LOT.

The uniqueness of the "Jewish Memorial Center" is its attempt to establish its position as "The Jewish Memorial" on the Internet. Similar web sites are already gaining recognition, as virtual memorials, that presents private memorial pages about the lost beloved ones.

Much preparation was invested in this site. Dozens of memorial pages were prepared for figures in Jewish history: leaders, rabbis, intellectuals and scientists that passed away. Each page presents the persons name, title, and dates of birth and death. They are all attached to “Kaddish” and “Hashkava” prayers.

Each figure receives a linkage page to relevant links and information, some originals and some external web sites that provide a lot of information about the figures life, biography, list of articles, publications, official web sites, etc.

The web site enables every person to commemorate his loved ones, and provides different models of memorial pages: Short text, long text, long text with photos, galleries and graphics, and special pages for victims of the Holocaust.

PRESS RELEASE NO -1

20.2.2000

JEWISH MEMORIAL CENTER - OFFICIAL OPENING
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2000

Jewish Memorial Center (JMC) is a Jewish memorial on the Internet, that will
be officially open to the public from February 25, 2000.

JMC is a unique universal Jewish memorial web site, that commemorates Jews
from all over the world and all walks of life, as well as Jewish victims of
the Holocaust, and important figures in Jewish history.

This web site will commemorate the legacy of our loved ones, and thereby,
preserve our collective memory and Jewish heritage.

To each memorial page on the JMC, one can add a biography, eulogies, photos, documents, and any other relevant information. Links between memorial pages in the web site are possible. This enables us to build and watch family
trees.

We invite you to visit the web site at: http://www/jewishmemorialcenter.com
and to get an impression of the many memorial plans and possibilities, as
well as the memorial pages themselves.

We hope that our announcement would be of general interest to your public,
and at the same time provide them with practical information.
 
 

PRESS RELEASE NO -2

16.4.2000

JEWISH MEMORIAL CENTER - REMEMBRANCE DAY

"Yom Hashoa'ah" (Holocaust Remembrance Day) will be on May 2, and "Yom Hazikaron" (Israeli Memorial Day) will be on May 9 this year. We would like to bring to your attention that it is possible to commemorate Victims of the Holocaust and Israeli Fallen Soldiers - on the Jewish Memorial Center's web site (free of charge).
We shall be grateful if you will bring this information to your public’s knowledge.
 

Jewish Memorial Center (JMC) is a Jewish memorial on the Internet that is open to the public since February 25, 2000.

JMC is a unique universal Jewish memorial web site, that commemorates Jews from all over the world and all walks of life, as well as Jewish victims of the Holocaust, and important figures in Jewish history.

This web site will commemorate the legacy of our loved ones, and thereby, preserve our collective memory and Jewish heritage.
 
 

April 27, 2000.
"Ha’Kibbutz” (the weekly newspaper of the United Kibbutz Movement).

Commemoration – now on the Internet

Jewish Memorial Center (JMC), a unique memorial
web site, was launched on the Internet and enables one
to commemorate victims of the Holocaust and fallen
Israeli soldiers.

Dozens of memorial pages for Jewish leaders, rabbis, philosophers and other figures in the Jewish history - were prepared and
displayed on this web site. On every memorial page the dates of birth and death are displayed, as well as a biography and a list
of links, articles and other publications concerning the Jewish figure.
The site that enables people from all over the world and all walks of life to commemorate their loved ones, provides different
memorial plans – long or short text, photos and graphics, links between family members and family trees.

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