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The inscription "east" is made on a piece of relief of Dani Caravan's memorial site "the meeting point" in Regensburg. I don't know how to read them.
Besides, it is said Dani Caravan also has his works in Japan and in South Korea. Where are his works exactly in Asia, and what special significance do they have? I can't find any clue in the internet.
I need these information for my job. Apart from a translator, I ... See more
Can anybody write the word "east" in Hebrew?
The inscription "east" is made on a piece of relief of Dani Caravan's memorial site "the meeting point" in Regensburg. I don't know how to read them.
Besides, it is said Dani Caravan also has his works in Japan and in South Korea. Where are his works exactly in Asia, and what special significance do they have? I can't find any clue in the internet.
I need these information for my job. Apart from a translator, I am a tourist guide as well. ▲ Collapse
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Doron Greenspan MITI Israel Local time: 21:22 Ahli (2005) Bahasa Inggeris hingga Bahasa Ibrani + ...
In Japan at least
Oct 28, 2007
Hi, here's how "east" is written in Hebrew:
מזרח
[spelt: Mizrah, with the "h" sounding like "ch" in the Scottish loch.]
You can find some of his international works (including Japan) here:
Since you cant read Hebrew - The Seole work is on slides 22-24.
[Edited at 2007-10-28 20:19]
Caravan's work in Nuremberg is translated as "way of human rights". But I would call it "street of human rights" , which is more appropriate according to its German name "Strasse der Menschenrechte". What does its Hebrew name suggest?
[Edited at 2007-10-28 20:57]
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wonita (X) China Local time: 14:22
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Tree-like columns?
Oct 28, 2007
Ron Armon wrote:
in the Olympic vilage in Seoul.
Since you cant read Hebrew - The Seole work is on slides 22-24.
[Edited at 2007-10-28 20:19]
Are the tree-like columns in the Olympic village in Seoul? What special meaning is behind the picture? Is his work in Japan also somewhere in the slides?
Thank you in advance!
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