Albania is the only country in Europe whose Jewish population grew during the war. Berat’s Solomoni Museum explains this history and that of earlier Jews in the area.

BERAT, Albania — The sole Jewish history museum in Albania reopened in the southern city of Berat on Sunday, thanks to a businessman who rescued it from the brink of closure.

Berat sits on the Osum River, in central Albania, around a two-hour drive from Albania’s capital, Tirana. A designated World Heritage Site, Berat is surrounded by mountains and hills.

Albania is the only country in Europe whose Jewish population grew during the war. Berat’s Solomoni Museum explains this history and that of earlier Jews in the area.

BERAT (Albania), July 19 (Bernama-Anadolu) -- Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama suggested Friday that artificial intelligence ...