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Electronic Texts & Documents
	An su-yi divar yaddashtaTHha-yi yak Irani az zindagiTHash dar Israil A Weblog in Persian by Kamran Hayyimiyan an Iranian immigrant in Israel since 1994. His humorous logs are about daily life and news, cultural and political events, and audio files. Provides archive of his past logs and links to other Persian Weblogs. He is also an author and has published a book about modern literature in Israel
	Beyond the Pale the history of Jews in Russia = Cherta osedlosti, do i posle : zhiznTH i sudTHba evreev v Rossii An online version of an exhibit that has toured Russia since 1995. Text and images about the history of Jews in Russia, with an emphasis on combatting prejudice and intolerance. Also includes links to related sites
	CD-ROM Judaic classics library - Library CD-ROM Network
	Digitized manuscripts from the collection of the national library and other collections
	Early Hebrew Newspapers Project Major titles of the 19th and early 20th century Hebrew press. Primary source for history of Diaspora and Eretz Yisrael of the time
	H-Judaic, Jewish Studies Network (JSN) Information about the Jewish Studies Network, H-Judaic, The Jewish Studies Newsletter, and links to a Jewish Studies Resources Library (archives & syllabi)
	JNUL digitized book repository Digitized rare and out-of-print monographs from the Jewish National and University Library, Jerusalem
	JNUL online treasury of talmudic manuscripts
	Library of the Jewish Theological Seminary the Sylvia and Harry Rebell digital collections Online catalog of digitized material in JTS Library
	Recognition of Israel Study collection of digitized documents from the Truman presidential library dealing with the Truman administration's involvement with the recognition of Israel as an independent state. Part of Project WhistleStop, a website archiving primary sources for the history of the Truman administration
	Scrolls from the Dead Sea the ancient library of Qumran and modern scholarship, an exhibit at the Library of Congress, Washington, DC / Provides online access to part of the original exhibit of 100 objects; includes images of 12 scroll fragments and 29 other objects; hypertext links access explanatory text and images that may be clicked to full size GIF equivalents. Each section includes links to related materials in the Library of Congress. Provides hyperlink to the Project Judaica Foundation web site. Includes links to bibliographies and a glossary
	Sephardi Studies Project "The purpose of this Digitized Ladino Library is to place on the Internet a corpus of Ladino printed books, or even a few manuscripts, for easy access by scholars as well as students of Ladino throughout the world."
	Seriia "Evreiskii arkhiv" /
	Special treasures from the Library of the Jewish Theological Seminary Turn and magnify pages in fine detail from the Rothschild Mahzor, the Prato Haggadah, the Esslingen Mahzor, genizah fragments representing Maimonides and Judah Halevi, and other manuscripts
	Wolf Lewkowicz Collection World Wide Web page with collection of letters written by Wolf Lewkowicz, of Poland, to his nephew Sol J. Zissman in Chicago, written in Yiddish between 1922 and 1939. Provides details of the life of a Polish Jew between 1922 and 1939
	Yiddish prints The Collection "Yiddish Prints" contains about 800 very valuable Yiddish books that belong to the Frankfurt University Library. The texts were printed in Hebrew letters in West, Central and East Europe. The dates range from the middle of the 16th century to the beginning of the 20th century. The collection contains the whole spectrum of yiddish books, women's bibles in yiddish translation, liturgy, practical guide books, works on religious customs, legends, chronicles and classical Jewish fiction of famous East European Yiddish authors."
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