Heart of the Ghetto

University Admissions Paper - the center of the ghetto in the center of the Jewish quarter I have heard like the lightning of ancient troops. It is full of prosperity, the power of peace, and enthusiasm for the promise of pain. All these elements are intimately intertwined, as if forming a fine cloth; in this case the high quality, personal, painful commitment, beating heart, and elements are not trivial. People become strong. As people get stronger and stronger, their heartbeat will become stronger and stronger.

Campo del Ghetto Nuovo is a quiet square in the center of the Jewish quarter of Venice, just a few minutes' walk from the train station. There are special nursing home for the elderly in the Jewish museum, three ancient synagogues, and the Jewish community. Jewish hotel and Jewish restaurant are located not far from the plaza. Over the past two decades, the slums of Venice, one of the oldest districts in Europe, had to be separated from Christians. At first it was known as "slum area".

In the 16th century, the district was isolated in Italy as a Roman Jewish settlement and, of course, in Europe. This was a painful event. (Actually, the term slum is Italian, the first Jewish district in Venice, today it is called Canaletto). Today, this is a very safe and very rich city part. Another thing to remember when visiting a Jewish district is that it is a spiritual and cultural home of the Roman Jews. This is a big problem. Rome is the oldest Jewish house in Europe - thanks to the unfortunate fact that it was enslaved as a slave as a slave in the 2nd century BC.

In some countries, Jews are forced to live in a slum area by law. Today's slum town represents the slums of the city, but the slums at the time were part of the city left by the Jews. The slums are separated from the rest of the city by walls and gates. During evenings and Christian celebrations the Jews were forbidden to leave the Jewish quarter. In the 1800s, the ideals of the Enlightenment and the French Revolution brought Jewish legal equality in most parts of Western Europe. They can leave the slums and participate in many activities that are closed to them. With this new freedom, several Jews succeeded in business, science, art, and governments of a few countries. But most Jews are still poor