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By Ronan O Connell 5 April 2021 It is a symbol that looks entirely out of place. In central Shanghai, near the city s nest of gleaming skyscrapers, I spotted a timeworn brick building adorned by a Star of David. This Jewish emblem is small enough that few passers-by would ever notice it. Yet it testifies to of one of the most extraordinary stories in Shanghai s history, which took place here in the neighbourhood of Tilanqiao. This multicultural oasis was among the very few places Jewish refugees were guaranteed to be accepted For thousands of desperate people in the 1930s, this Chinese metropolis was a last resort. Most countries and cities on the planet had restricted entry for Jews trying to flee violent persecution by Nazi Germany. Not Shanghai, however. This multicultural oasis – that included British, French, American, Russian and Iraqi residents – was among the very few places Jewish refugees were guaranteed to be accepted, with no visa ....
Representative Image ANI | Updated: Feb 03, 2021 18:00 IST Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], February 3 (ANI/BusinessWire India): The first Indo-Polish film No Means No ( Nie means Nie in Polish) is a teenage love story directed by Vikash Verma (produced by G7 Films Poland) and has been majorly shot in the exotic locales of Poland. The film follows in the wake of superstar Salman Khan s whose superhit film Kick was shot in Warsaw & Aamir Khan-whose Fanaa was shot in Zakopane, which in winter resembles Kashmir s scenic beauty. No Means No will seek to boost tourism and reinforce culture connection between India and Poland. Indian audiences will be able to appreciate the hitherto unseen beauty of Zywiecczyzna region, Bielsko-Biala, Szczyrk and Zwardon since the film No Means No has been extensively shot in Poland. Poland (India s gateway to Central Europe) is expecting that the film will give a boost to tourism after the l ....