Hundreds of diplomats, politicians, religious officials, journalists and other guests filled the newly-renovated National Museum on Monday (2 December) for a first look at the Haggadah -- a 109-page book of Passover rites and prayers that was originally used by a Barcelona family in the 14th century.
Sute de diplomati, politicieni, reprezentanti ai cultelor, jurnalisti si alti invitati s-au inghesuit luni (2 decembrie) in sala nou renovata a Muzeului National sa admire pentru intaia oara Hagada -- o carte evreiasca de 109 pagini de ritualuri si rugaciuni, carte care a fost folosita in secolul al XIV-lea de o familie din Barcelona.