Latest Breaking News On - Institute of jewish research - Page 1 : vimarsana.com

How the Seeking Relatives column saved lives and changed history – The Forward

How the Seeking Relatives column saved lives and changed history – The Forward
forward.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from forward.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

Upper west sideNew yorkUnited statesHoward beachBaden wübergLower east sideMiami beachNew jerseyFrance generalRoclenge sur geerWaals gewestUnited kingdomTerre hauteCity ofBruxelles capitaleDonets ka oblast

My grandmother was a Sherlock Holmes but couldn t solve antisemitism

Now is as welcome a time as any to celebrate Jewish life, learn a Yiddish song and discover the lessons of history along the way.

New yorkUnited statesCarnegie hallJohn slatonSarah gordonElmore jamesKu klux klanDaniella rabbaniYosl mlotekChana mlotekMary phaganIsaac bashevis singerEleanor reissaBen plattSteven skybellJoanne borts

Jewish composer Hugo Kauder remembered at Carnegie Hall

Jewish composer Hugo Kauder remembered at Carnegie Hall
jewishledger.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from jewishledger.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

New yorkUnited statesIsrael generalGermany generalBard collegeWalter braunfelsAdolf buschLeopold reichweinAlan zeitlinLeon botsteinMaggie tsan jungHans erich apostelAlex weiserHugo kauderFranconia universityInstitute of jewish research

Vilnius to New York and now online: biggest collection on Jewish life made accessible to all

In 1941, Jewish intellectuals forced to work in the Nazi-controlled Vilnius archives risked their lives to hide document.

New yorkUnited statesVilniaus apskritisMax weinreichAntanas ulpisBeba epsteinShmerke kaczerginskiAlbert einsteinTsemah shabadTheodor herzlSigmund freudJonathan brentAlfred rosenbergZionist congressYiddish scientific institute yidisher visnshaftlekher institutInstitute for research

Vast archives on Jewish life hidden from the Nazis now online | Culture | Arts, music and lifestyle reporting from Germany | DW

In 1941, Jewish intellectuals forced to work in the Nazi-controlled Vilnius archives risked their lives to hide documents from them. These have now been digitized and can be viewed online.

New yorkUnited statesVilniaus apskritisSchleswig holsteinLower saxonyAntanas ulpisAnne frankGunter demnigPeter eisenmanShmerke kaczerginskiBeba epsteinAlbert einsteinJonathan brentAlfred rosenbergSantino spinelliMax weinreich