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		4Anything Network / LIvVE.com ^Votes:0 Thank you for visiting the 4Anything Network, please visit our Voice and Video chat service at http://www.livve.com/ For software and web development please visit Tech Altitude, Inc http://www.techaltitude.com/ --> Video & Voice Chat Web & Software Development --> Copyright © 2000-2007 LIvVE.com. Inc. and its content partners. All Rights Reserved. "4Anything Network", "4anything.com", the "4" in the searchlight beam design, and the "LIvVE" logo design are trademarks of LIvVE.com, Inc. Read More Go to Site


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		A Great Assemblage ^Votes:0 A Great Assemblage* An Exhibit of Judaica in honor of the opening of the Joseph Slifka Center for Jewish Life at Yale. * 1 Kings 8:65 Sterling Memorial Library Fall 1995 This exhibit is a joint effort of the many divisions of the Yale University Library that contain Judaica. The Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library contributed manuscripts and prints from 18th-century Italy and early 20th-century Palestine. Of particular interest are the ketubahs (illuminated marriage contracts) from the Sholem Asch Collection. Many important works in Hebrew and Yiddish on display come from the Judaica Collection of the Sterling Memorial Library. The Babylonian Collection, Map Collection, Manuscripts and Archives, and the Art and Architecture Library also contributed material. Yale has a proud traditio Read More Go to Site

		America's First Freestanding Holocaust Memorial Center - Home ^Votes:0 Home Contact Us Donate/Join 日本語 @import url( http://www.holocaustcenter.org/components/com_magazine/layouts/css/SnowFire.css ); HMC Hours Public Schedule - Sunday - Thursday 9:30 am - 3:30 pm - Friday 9:30 am - 12:30 pm - Closed on Saturday We are closed on Jewish holidays and most legal holidays. The HMC will be closed on Thursday, November 22 & Friday, November 23 Free admission during regular hours. Donations are greatly appreciated. Docent Guided Public Tours - Sunday - Thursday 1:00 pm - Last approximately 2 hours - No public tours on Friday Read More >> A Word from the Director Rabbi Rosenzveig The years 2006-2007 marked a significant period in the ever-growing accomplishments of the Holocaust Memorial Center. The further enhancement of our exhibits, the ex Read More Go to Site

		American Jewish Historical Society ^Votes:0 About AJHS Visitor Information/Hours Calendar of Events Newsletter "Heritage" Membership Officers and Trustees General Contact Information Subscribe to our e-newsletter Overview Archives & Finding Aids Library Photographic Collections Loeb Portrait Database Reference Requests Museum Holdings Genealogy Fees Donating Materials Essential Readings Internet Links ADAJE (Online Journals) AMJHISTORY: Electronic Discussion Group Jewish American Hall of Fame Online Catalog Overview Academic Council American Jewish History Awards and Fellowships Members of the Academic Council AJHS Speakers Bureau American Jewish History in the University Other Historical Societies Overview Publications Programs Current Exhibits Chapters in American Jewish History AJHS Heritage Magazine Gift Shop Why suppo Read More Go to Site

		An Internet Guide to Chabad Literature ^Votes:0 A Guide to Chabad Literature MultiMedia Galleries A Collection of Chabad Niggunim Audio snippets of classic Jewish songs, Chabad niggunim, and Chabad melodies for daily and holiday prayers. A Chabad Art and Picture Gallery Over 30 works of art by Chabad artists - covering a variety of Jewish themes. Also a gallery of photographs of the Rebbe. A Gallery of Special Effects An exploratory gallery of interesting 3D graphics, animations, movies, Java programs, VRML worlds and other multimedia effects, which have been created by this Webmaster, as visual essays in emerging WWW technology. A Gallery of Videos Movies A gallery of videos of the Rebbe, and other Chabad activities. Videos include: The Rebbe speaking in English, The Rebbe at the ground breaking for 770, The Rebbe at various holidays. Read More Go to Site

		Archaeological Museum - Kibbutz Ein Dor ^Votes:0 Archaeological Museum - Kibbutz Ein Dor Ooops !!! This document is designed to be viewed using the "Frames" feature. If you're seeing this message, you're using an old browser. We suggest you download the latest version of Netscape Navigator or Microsoft Internet Explorer . Alternately, you can access our no-frames version at the following URL: http://www.geocities.com/Athens/3603/menunofr.html . Member of the Israel HyperBanner ! Read More Go to Site

		Beyond the Pale: The History of Jews in Russia ^Votes:0 This exhibit is copyright © 1995 J. Kniesmeyer and D. Brecher Maps copyright © 1995 "BRON," Amsterdam Site design and production: M. F. Miller Russian-language production: Matvey B. Palchuk Read More Go to Site

		Beyond the Pale: The History of Jews in Russia ^Votes:0 This exhibit is copyright © 1995 J. Kniesmeyer and D. Brecher Maps copyright © 1995 "BRON," Amsterdam Site design and production: M. F. Miller Russian-language production: Matvey B. Palchuk Read More Go to Site

		Creating American Jews ^Votes:0 Creating American Jews An exploration of the evolution of Jewish identity in America. Introduction Beginnings A New World Pioneers Immigrant Neighborhoods Modern Communities New Identities Catalog, " Creating American Jews : Historical Conversations About Identity" Curatorial Information .................................................................. This exhibition was on display from September 17, 1998 - October 6, 2002. Homepage \|\| Exhibitions \|\| The Museum \|\| The Museum Shop Fun Page \|\| Calendar \|\| Timeline \|\| Sign our guestbook \|\| Links Copyright 1998-2003 by the National Museum of American Jewish History Read More Go to Site

		Discover American Jewish History : The National Museum of American Jewish History ^Votes:0 Home About NMAJH Press Room Exhibitions & Collections Education Museum Shop Membership Contact The story of Jews in America is the quintessential immigration story. Pioneers, cowboys, entrepreneurs, and artists are its protagonists. Freedom and transformation are its themes. Since 1976, the National Museum of American Jewish History has committed itself to sharing the American Jewish experience on Independence Mall in Philadelphia. Its collections have grown. Its vision has expanded. The opportunity to share a wholly engaging story has emerged, and the dream has taken hold. On July 4, 2010, that dream will become reality when the National Museum of American Jewish History opens the doors of a state-of-the-art museum on Independence Mall. Sited between Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell Read More Go to Site

		Emanu-El \| Home ^Votes:0 Welcome to Temple Emanu-El Message From Our President Worship Services Clergy, Staff, Trustees Tour Emanu-El Hildreth Meière & The Mosaics of Emanu-El Online Exhibition: Sanctuary Revealed Booking a Tour History Timeline: Emanu-El Past to Present From the Archives Historic List of Clergy Publications Bulletin Archive Window Archive Salem Fields & Beth-El Cemeteries Directions & Parking GoogleT Maps Contact Us The Importance of Prayer Synagogue Music at Emanu-El Weekly Music Program Weekly Music Program Archive Holy Days & Festivals Five-Year Calendar Broadcast of Services Ceremonies & Practices Shabbat at Emanu-El Life-Cycle Events Birth (Welcoming Ceremonies) Bar & Bat Mitzvah Weddings Funerals Converting to Judaism Early Childhood Education Message From Our Director Nursery School: At a Read More Go to Site

		Germany News ^Votes:0 International Survey of Jewish Monuments to front page Germany The Jewish Museums in Bavaria By Otto Lohr Dr. Lohr is in charge of Jewish museums in Bavaria for the Landesstelle for Non-State Museums -- a service board of the Ministry of Culture in Bavaria, which takes care of the non-state museums. The board gives professional advice on how to display, maintain and develop the collections and how to organize buildings and installations in accordance with accepted standards of preventative conservation. The Landesstelle is also active in training museum professionals and distributes subventions for projects at nine hundred non-state museums in Bavaria. In 1994, the Bavarian register of architectural monuments listed 60 synagogues, 70 former residences of Jews, including Rabbis, and about 4 Read More Go to Site

		Home-Simon Wiesenthal Center ^Votes:0 Select a Site Simon Wiesenthal Center Museum of Tolerance MOT Store Moriah Films Support the important work of the Simon Wiesenthal Center SWC World Wide Center For Human Dignity - Jerusalem Moriah Films NY Tolerance Center Sign up for e-mail alerts Pictured L-R at the European Union film screening at European Union Headquarters in Brussels, of the SWC's newest film, I Have Never Forgotten You: The Life and Legacy of Simon Wiesenthal : Nehama Tawil, Program Director, European Jewish Community Center, S.A.R Prince Alexandre of Belgium, Princess Léa, Rabbi Meyer H. May, SWC Executive Director and Avi Hier, Director of Development. Not pictured, Rabbi Avi Tawil,Director of the EJCC, partners with the SWC for the event. Al-Ahram's Manipulation of Auschwitz Read the Story that Egypt's Lead Read More Go to Site

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		Incunabula, Hebraica & Judaica ^Votes:0 Our Collections For researchers Jacob M. Lowy Collection INCUNABULA, HEBRAICA & JUDAICA Five Centuries of Hebraica and Judaica, Rare Bibles, and Hebrew Incunables from the Jacob M. Lowy Collection 1981 Exhibition Catalogue Prepared by: Brad Sabin Hill Curator The Jacob M. Lowy Collection Rare Books and Manuscripts Division Ottawa 1981 (67KB) Preface 1981 Preface 1997 Acknowledgments 1997 About the 1997 Catalogue Introduction I. Incunabula Hebraica: The Beginnings of Hebrew Printing (1-13) II. Bibles (14-31) III. Commentaries (32-38) IV. Renaissance Humanism and Christian Hebraism (39-45) V. Josephus (46-55) VI. Talmud (56-60) VII. Codes and Responsa (61-66) VIII. Philosophy (67-76) IX. Mathematics and the Sciences (77-83) X. Mysticism (84-91) XI. Liturgy (92-96) XII. The Passover Haggadah Read More Go to Site

		Irish-Jewish Museum ^Votes:0 A Visitor's Review of The Irish-Jewish Museum Dublin Table of Contents Impressions of the Irish-Jewish Museum by Zachary Blocker Official Museum Information (including opening times, etc) A couple pictures of the Museum LINKS Got a question? Click here. Go to Zach's home page Read More Go to Site

		Israel Bible Museum, art, the Bible, mysticism and the Jewishheritage ^Votes:0 The Israel Bible Museum of Be-er Sheva Tour the Museum: (Click on a Gallery listed below) Visit the Museum Store Virtual Genesis Virtual Heroes/Heroines Virtual Exodus Virtual Ecclesiastes Kabbalah Museum Virtual Ratner Bible Kabbalah Online New Kabbalah Works The Bible Through the Eyes of Children --> About the Artist Ratner Museum ISRAEL BIBLE MUSEUM OF BE-ER SHEVA WHY A BIBLICAL ART MUSEUM? Biblical art has been an integral part of cathedrals and churches for centuries. The church was the most important patron of the artist. Painting and sculptures evolved around the religious subject matter. Paintings of Madonna?s, Crucifixions, Saints and s?ances from bible stories graced the homes of the great families and royalty of Europe. Literally millions of paintings of Jesus, Mary and other Ne Read More Go to Site

		Jerusalem 3000: Celebrating Three Millennia of History ^Votes:0 Catalog prepared by Dr. Harold L. Osher with the assistance of Peggy L. Osher and Yolanda Theunissen This web-version of the Catalog prepared by Prof. Matthew H. Edney This web exhibition has been accessed times. Jerusalem's unique position among cities of the world derives from its crucial role in religious history as a holy city for three great monotheistic religions: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. For thousands of years Jerusalem has been the temporal and spiritual center of the Holy Land, for which more tears and blood have been shed and more prayers offered than for any other region of the world. Jerusalem's powerful emotional appeal has inspired a prodigious outpouring of prose and poetry, artistic renderings, and, of course, maps. This exhibition presents a selection of maps and Read More Go to Site

		Jewish american art, history and heritage museums exhibits ^Votes:0 Tribute to Boris Feinman We Jews sailed with Columbus ,followed Cortez into Mexico , and now celebrate 350 years of partnership with people of all Faiths in the building of the Fellowship of the United States of America . This symbolic portrayal of the landing in New Amsterdam in September,1654, marks the first step in a history of pride of heritage and love of Country. Additional high spots of history are condensed into the Star of David below, and can be viewed on the Internet and in a traveling exhibit. Click on to " Builders of America " for a visit with the many peoples who built America in partnership; then go to " Jewish Heritage " to overview American Jewish History; then click on to " Letter From Congress " for some comments about the exhibit in Congr Read More Go to Site

		Jewish Heroes in America ^Votes:0 Illustration by Art Seiden Florida Atlantic University Libraries Jewish Heroes and Heroines in America from Colonial Times to 1900: A Judaica Collection Exhibit Jacob Barsimson: Paved the Way for Full Citizenship Rights by Seymour "Sy" Brody The first Jewish settler who came to New Amsterdam, later to be called New York, was Jacob Barsimson, a Hollander who arrived on August 22, 1654. He was soon followed by others. Jews came from the West Indies and Brazil because they were disillusioned with the religious and political situations that existed there. The Jews settling in New Amsterdam were seeking the equality of free men in a land of liberty where they could freely worship and have equal opportunities and obligations alongside the Christian citizens. Jacob Barsimson and the other Jews fo Read More Go to Site

		Jewish Heroes of America ^Votes:0 Illustrations by Art Seiden Florida Atlantic University Libraries Jewish Heroes and Heroines of America World War II to the Present: A Judaica Collection Exhibit Exhibit Contents Jews Serve in World War II Jewish Heroes : At Pearl Harbor Three Jewish Heroes : of World War II Two Jewish Medal of Honor Winners : World War II Capt. Ben L. Salomon: Jewish Medal of Honor Recipient in World War II Rabbi Alexander Goode : Chaplain/Hero of World War II Herbert P. Grossman : A World War II Hero of Leyte Lt. Frances Slanger : Jewish Nurse Killed in World War II Ariel Durant : Writer Two Jewish Heroes : in the Pacific "Mickey" Marcus : A Hero in Both America and Israel Judge Betty Weinberg Ellerin : First woman appointed as a Justice of the Appellate Division, N.Y. Ellen Goodman : National Read More Go to Site

		Jewish Heroes of America ^Votes:0 Illustrations by Art Seiden Florida Atlantic University Libraries Jewish Heroes and Heroines of America from Colonial Times to 1900: A Judaica Collection Exhibit Exhibit Contents Introduction Jacob Barsimson : Paved the Way for Full Citizenship Rights Gershom Mendes Seixas : The First Native-Born U.S. Rabbi Francis Salvador : Became "Paul Revere" of the South Mordecai Sheftall : Acquired Reputation of "Great Rebel" Haym Salomon : Financier of the Revolutionary War Solomon Bush : Remembered as a Soldier and Citizen Aaron Lopez : Merchant Kept Revolutionary Army Supplied Uriah P. Levy : Naval Hero Ended Practice of Flogging John Ordroneaux : Fought the British During 1812 War Judah Touro : A Philanthropist and Soldier Rebecca Gratz : Dedicated Her Life to Less Fortunate Mordecai Manuel Noah Read More Go to Site

		Jewish Labor and the Holocaust ^Votes:0 Copyright © 1997 NYU Libraries. All Rights Reserved. Design by Picture-Projects. Read More Go to Site

		Jewish Labor and the Holocaust ^Votes:0 I n January of 1985 New York University was given an extraordinary gift. Through the joint efforts of Dr. Debra E. Bernhardt, head of NYU's Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives, and Martin Lapan, then Executive Director of the Jewish Labor Committee, 850 boxes of the historical records of the JLC were transferred to the Archives. This vast collection, a total of more than three million pages of documentation and ten thousand photographs, posters, and graphics, records the work of the Committee from its founding in 1934 through the early 1980s. For several years the Archives' staff has been at work cataloguing and microfilming the earliest portions of the JLC collection -- preserving for scholarly use a rich and unique record of the American Jewish labor movement's anti-Nazi activity, support of Read More Go to Site

		Jewish Women's Archive ^Votes:0 About Blog Search Donate Shop Sitemap Contact We Remember: Ruth Segel, 1913–2007 Joyce Warshow, 1937–2007 Sylvia Siegel, 1918–2007 Archive Visit "Jewesses With Attitude" at jwablog.jwa.org to hear Jewish young women sound off on a wide variety of topics. >> New : Jewish American Women & World War II . We are collecting stories that document the experiences of Jewish American women during the Second World War. You can help. Discover the lives and achievements of sixteen trailblazing Jewish women in Women of Valor . Explore women whose lives span the 20th century in Baltimore Stories and Seattle Stories . --> >> New : Our latest "Go & Learn" (September 2007) is: Lilith Evolved: Writing Midrash Guides for mother-daughter workshops and women’s discussion Read More Go to Site

		Jewish-American Hall of Fame ^Votes:0 Take a Virtual Tour through 500 years of Jewish-American history -- from the Jews who helped Columbus to Barbra Streisand - illustrated by medals specially commissioned by the Jewish-American Hall of Fame. Test your Jewish I.Q. by taking Quizzes about the personalities, places and events that have been honored by the Jewish-American Hall of Fame -- baseball great Hank Greenberg, violin virtuoso Isaac Stern, composer George Gershwin, Statue of Liberty poet Emma Lazarus, Israel Prime Minister Golda Meir, Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis, musical genius Leonard Bernstein, humanitarian Elie Wiesel, and many more. Nominate someone for the Jewish-American Hall of Fame ... and find out why Elvis Presley and Marilyn Monroe could be inducted. Visit our Gift Shop. Try your skill at Jewish crossw Read More Go to Site

		Jews of Romania Virtual Exhibition ^Votes:0 This site is best viewed at 800*600 pixel screen resolution on either Netscape Navigator 4.5+ or Microsoft Internet Explorer 4+ . Read More Go to Site

		John K. Clark, Glasspainter - Stained Glass Artist, Queens Park Synagogue - The Jewish Festivals Index ^Votes:0 John K.Clark - glasspainter The Jewish Festivals index Welcome to this unique set of stained glass windows commissioned for Queen's Park Synagogue in Glasgow, Scotland. If the cursor becomes a hand on a picture then there is a link to a larger picture or detail. An explanation of each window can be seen using the text buttons on each page. The layout button shows how the windows are arranged. Sabbath Rosh Hoshanah Yom Kippur Pesach Shavuos Sukkot Minor Festivals Dome interiors slide show layout text index homepage biography introduction links copyright email Read More Go to Site

		Kein Dokument gefunden (403) ^Votes:0 Veranstaltungskalender \| Stadtplan \| Kontakt \| Aktuelles \| Suche \| Sitemap \| Impressum Die Stadt Rathaus Leben in Hanau Kultur Wirtschaft Tourismus Veranstaltungen Service A bis Z Suche: zur erweiterten Suche Kein Dokument gefunden (403) Zur Startseite \| Zur?ck Read More Go to Site

		magnesmuseum.org ^Votes:0 Welcome to magnesmuseum.org Related Searches: Events Tickets Games DVD Films TV Related Searches Events Tickets Games DVD Films TV Magnes Museum Anniston Museum Melbourne Museum National Museum Of Natural History British Museum Museum Shop Museum Store Online Museum Sponsored Listings Mobile Filing & Storage Quotes in 24hrs, Ship in 5 days, Premium Quality, Lifetime Warranty www.SpaceNowCorp.com Museum Jewelry Stunningly engraved ancient jewelry Find your unique masterpiece today! www.MuseumJewelery.com Art Hanging Products AS Hanging Systems - 20yrs-US & Can Several systems for Business & Home ASHanging.com Museum Decorating Fabrics temporary drapes, pipe, table skirt Easy online ordering, fast delivery www.onlineEEI.com Egypt Private Luxury Tour 5 star, Cairo, Aswan, Luxor, Nile Private Read More Go to Site

		MEMORIAL MUSEUM OF HUNGARIAN SPEAKING JEWRY ^Votes:0 Viewing this page requires a browser capable of displaying frames. Read More Go to Site

		MusÉe-mÉmorial des enfants d'Izieu ^Votes:0 Retour accueil Sommaire L e 6 Avril 1944, la Gestapo de Lyon sous commandement de Klaus Barbie a arrÊtÉ les 44 enfants qui avaient trouvÉ refuge dans la maison d'Izieu et leurs sept Éducateurs parce qu'ils Étaient juifs. Parmi les personnes prÉsentes, une seule a pu s'Échapper. 44 enfants et 5 adultes ont ÉtÉ gazÉs dans le camp d'extermination d'Auschwitz-Birkenau. Deux adolescents et le Directeur de la maison ont ÉtÉ fusillÉs en Estonie. Il y a eu une unique survivante. Au lendemain du procÈs de Klaus Barbie, une association est crÉÉe sous l'impulsion de Sabine Zlatin pour perpÉtuer le souvenir du drame et transformer la colonie d'Izieu en musÉe-mÉmorial. FranÇois Mitterand, alors PrÉsident de la RÉpublique, inscrit le projet parmi les Grands Travaux. Il inaugurera le MusÉe-MÉmorial le 24 Read More Go to Site

		Noah Bee ^Votes:0 Click on the arrow to view first cartoon. This online exhibition was organized by Claire Pingel. The NMAJH will present a temporary exhibition of Bee's work beginning January 10, 1999. "With Eyes Toward Zion: The Political Cartoons of Noah Bee" is available as a traveling exhibition. Contact Claire Pingel, NMAJH registrar, at 215-923-3811 x 124 or at cpingel@nmajh.org With Eyes Toward Zion: The Political Cartoons of Noah Bee Exhibition opened January 10, 1999 Beginning in the 1950s, anyone who picked up a local Jewish newspaper nearly anywhere in the United States or Canada encountered the work of the syndicated political cartoonist Noah Bee. Week in and week out for more than thirty years, Bee commented in pen-and-ink on events of Jewish interest around the world, and especially Read More Go to Site

		Online Exhibitions :: National Museum of American Jewish History ^Votes:0 Home About NMAJH Press Room Exhibitions & Collections Education Museum Shop Membership Contact Current Exhibition Coming December 2nd: A new exhibition that invites visitors to explore and express their feelings about the core exhibition under development for our new home! Featured Artifact Featured Artifact: Seltzer Bottle, ca. 1910-1940 This seltzer bottle is the second in a series of artifacts that will be featured regularly here, illustrating objects in the NMAJH Registry of Jewish Americana, a digital catalog of artifacts, documents and photographs from collections around the country. Previous Exhibtions Forshpeis!: A Taste of the Peter H. Schweitzer Collection of Jewish Americana The exhibition explores the role food played in helping immigrant Jews adjust to life in the United State Read More Go to Site

		Online postcard exhibition ^Votes:0 Click here or on the right arrow to visit the postcards in order. Clicking on a postcard or the right arrow moves you to the next postcard. Use the dropdown to jump to any of the postcards. • CREDITS Pick Up Your Postcard Postcards start page Temple Emanuel: Birmingham, AL Temple Shaarai Shomayim: Mobile, AL Temple B'nai Israel: Little Rock, AR Stone Avenue Temple: Tucson, AZ Temple Sherith Israel: San Francisco, CA Temple Emanuel: Denver, CO Temple Beth Israel: Hartford, CT Miami Beach Jewish Center: Miami, FL Hebrew Benevolent Congregation: Atlanta, GA Temple Sholom: Chicago, IL Washington Avenue Temple: Evansville, IN Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation: Indianapolis, IN Temple Adath Israel: Louisville, KY Temple Sinai: Lake Charles, LA Touro Synagogue: New Orleans, LA Temple Israel: Read More Go to Site

		Oriental Institute \| Highlights from the Collection: Palestine ^Votes:0 Visit Us \| Contact Us \| Get Involved \| Calendar of Events \| Order Online \| What's New The Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago Featured Event: European Cartographers and The Ottoman World 1500–1750: Maps from The Collection of O.J. Sopranos November 2, 2007–March 2, 2008 The Oriental Institute 2008 Calendar is now for sale in our Museum Store, the Suq. Explore the ancient Near East and find lesson plans using the Teacher Resource Center. OI members get a 10% discount in the Suq gift shop EVERY DAY! The Oriental Institute offers correspondence courses throughout the year. Shop at the Suq for everything from Oriental Rugs to Nubian tea! Learn about the ancient Near East through an Adult Education course. Enjoy a free documentary film on the ancient Near East as part of Read More Go to Site

		Polish Synagogues ^Votes:0 Images of Polish Synagogues During April 1995, I was fortunate enough to go on the annual Poland/Israel study trip of the Holocaust/Genocide Project ( HGP ) of the International Education and Resource Network ( I*EARN ), for which I volunteer. This presentation is a commemoration of some of the synagogues we visited in Poland. The main Web page for each synagogue contains "thumbnails" (reduced images) of photographs taken of that synagogue. To view a full-sized version of a given image, please select the thumbnail (or its name). In the future, this synagogue presentation will include additional images, synagogue floor plans, other maps, and more detailed information about the synagogues and their respective communities. Please let me know if you have any questions or comments. Co Read More Go to Site

		Relocate ^Votes:0 Sorry, your browser does not support Java Script. Read More Go to Site

		T R I A N G L E F A C T O R Y F I R E ^Votes:0 x x "> Presented by The Kheel Center , Catherwood Library , ILR School at Cornell . The Catherwood Library is a unit of the Cornell University Library . This website is a collaboration with UNITE! ©1998-2005, All Rights Reserved Copyright Notice Read More Go to Site

		The Jewish Museum of Greece ^Votes:0 :: Newsletter :: Sitemap :: Home Page Tik decorated cylindrical wooden case for the Scroll of the Pentateuch (Sefer Torah), for use within the Synagogue during services. From the romaniote tradition, 19th c., Ioannina, in N.W. Greece. January 2008 The JMG will open an art photography exhibition by Franka Hornschemeyer entitled “Peenemunde”. April 2008 The JMG will inaugurate a historic exhibition entitled: "Jewish Neighbourhood of Greece". Username Password Not a member? --> Read More Go to Site

		The Sydney Jewish Museum ^Votes:0 The Sydney Jewish Museum has a new Web Site Please change your bookmarks for this site and click on the following link www.sydneyjewishmuseum.com.au Read More Go to Site

		The Wolf Lewkowicz Collection ^Votes:0 The Wolf Lewkowicz Collection Between 1922 and 1939, Wolf Lewkowicz, of Konskie, Lodz and Opoczno, Poland, engaged in a lengthy and intimate correspondence in Yiddish with Sol J. Zissman, his deceased sister's son, who was born in Konskie, Poland, and who had immigrated to the United States as an 11-year old boy prior to World War I. When the correspondence began, Wolf was 36 years old; he and his wife, Malke, and their three children lived in Lodz. At that time, Sol was 20, unmarried, and living in Chicago. After his mother's death in 1920 and his father's remarriage in 1921, Sol had left home and had opened a second hand furniture store. Because of his affection for his uncle, Sol retained most, if not all, of the letters he received from Wolf. There are more than 175 such letters. Many Read More Go to Site

		This Web site coming soon ^Votes:0 domainnamehere.com is coming soon. If you are the owner of this web site you have not uploaded (or incorrectly uploaded) your web site. For information on uploading your web site using FTP client software or web design software, click here for FTP Upload Information . Read More Go to Site

		United States Holocaust Memorial Museum ^Votes:0 .BannerFont { font-family: "Verdana, Arial"; } .BannerText { color: #000000; font-size: .65em; font-style: normal; font-weight: normal; line-height: 1em; } a.BannerLink:link, a.BannerLink:visited { color: #000000; font-family: "Arial"; font-size: .7em; width: 100%; line-height: 1.4em; padding: 0 7 0 7; text-decoration: none; } a.BannerLink:hover { color: #FFFFFF; background: #769097; } Web pages ID Cards Testimonies (Video) Artifacts Music Photographs Historical Films Historical Documents Maps Animated Maps You will need to download the Flashplayer >> Introduction to the Holocaust Holocaust Encyclopedia en Fran&#231ais en Español ???? ????? Mapping the Holocaust Online Exhibitions Plan a Visit, Hours, Directions Plan a Group Visit Museum Shop Events Calendar Exhibition Information Abo Read More Go to Site

		Virtual Exhibition ^Votes:0 The on-line exhibition consists of recently taken photographs from six Jewish communities in Arab lands. Copyright ?1997 Beth Hatefutsoth, Tel Aviv Read More Go to Site

		Web Errors Response ^Votes:0 Quick Links... Calendar Donations Events Exhibits E-Mail List Membership Mission Statement Teaching Trunks Traveling Exhibitions Schedule Tours Volunteer Web Site Errors We apologize for the incovenience. The item you are looking for was not found or it generated an error. Our site is currently under revision, and we have deleted, moved, or changed some of our files. Please check the Site Map or Site Inex (A-Z) to find the new location of the item you are looking for. Thank you, we appreciate your patience. If there is information provided below, please copy and paste the following information to an email to the Web Master: Search Our Site Contact Us \| Link to Us \| Privacy Policy \| Copyright Policy \| Legal Notices Florida Holocaust Museum 55 5th Street South St. Petersburg, FL 33701 Phone: Read More Go to Site

		Welcome to the Jewish Museum ^Votes:0 C orporate Club breakfast We dnesday 31 October click tree for information Jewish Museum of Australia souvenir book SITE MAP 26 Alma Road St Kilda Victoria 3182 Tel: 03 9534 0083 Tuesday to Thursday 10am-4pm Sunday 11am-5pm ADMISSION Adult $7, Family $16, Concession $4, Groups $6, Students $4 Bring a copy of this web page to the Jewish Museum with your e-mail address and you will receive one 10% admissions discount. Read More Go to Site

		Welcome to the Jewish Museum ^Votes:0 C orporate Club breakfast We dnesday 31 October click tree for information Jewish Museum of Australia souvenir book SITE MAP 26 Alma Road St Kilda Victoria 3182 Tel: 03 9534 0083 Tuesday to Thursday 10am-4pm Sunday 11am-5pm ADMISSION Adult $7, Family $16, Concession $4, Groups $6, Students $4 Bring a copy of this web page to the Jewish Museum with your e-mail address and you will receive one 10% admissions discount. Read More Go to Site

		Welcome to The Jewish Museum in Cyberspace ^Votes:0 Jewish-American Hall of Fame Take a Virtual Tour through 500 years of Jewish-American history -- from the Jews who helped Columbus to Barbra Streisand - illustrated by medals specially commissioned by the Jewish-American Hall of Fame. Test your Jewish I.Q. by taking Quizzes about the personalities, places and events that have been honored by the Jewish-American Hall of Fame -- baseball great Hank Greenberg, violin virtuoso Isaac Stern, composer George Gershwin, Statue of Liberty poet Emma Lazarus, Israel Prime Minister Golda Meir, Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis, musical genius Leonard Bernstein, humanitarian Elie Wiesel, and many more. Nominate someone for the Jewish-American Hall of Fame, and visit our Gift Shop. Kristallnacht Memorial America's only memorial to the victims of Krist Read More Go to Site

		Welcome to The Jewish Museum New York ^Votes:0 ---> Visit The Jewish Museum About the Museum Collection & Exhibitions Programs & Events Education & Join & Support Shop Online Search Welcome to The Jewish Museum The Jewish Museum is located at: 1109 Fifth Avenue at 92nd Street New York, New York 10128 Phone: 212.423.3200 Hours and Admission Highlights Celebrate Steig in November Read, Learn, Visit For Schools, Libraries & Families more Hear Meryl Streep read from Spinky Sulks by William Steig play the clip \| about the book Children's birthday parties As wonderful as our art! more More about Camille Pissarro Curator Karen Levitov discusses the exhibition on WNYC's The Leonard Lopate Show more Sholom Asch's With The Current A staged reading followed by Q&A with the actors and director more Shop Collection Now on View Camille Pissarro: Imp Read More Go to Site

		Welcome to The National Museum of American Jewish Military History ^Votes:0 The National Museum of American Jewish Military History 1811 R Street NW, Washington, D.C. \| 202-265-6280 \| www.NMAJMH.org \| nmajmh@nmajmh.org Home JWV.org About Contact American Jewish Military Heritage Exhibitions Collections & Research Membership Info Education & Events Programs & Development Museum Store Welcome to The National Museum of American Jewish Military History The National Museum of American Jewish Military History, under the auspices of the Jewish War Veterans of the USA, documents and preserves the contributions of Jewish Americans to the peace and freedom of the United States, educates the public concerning the courage, heroism and sacrifices made by Jewish Americans who served in the armed forces, and works to combat anti-Semitism. News & Special Announcements First Annua Read More Go to Site

		Welcome to The National Museum of American Jewish Military History ^Votes:0 The National Museum of American Jewish Military History 1811 R Street NW, Washington, D.C. \| 202-265-6280 \| www.NMAJMH.org \| nmajmh@nmajmh.org Home JWV.org About Contact American Jewish Military Heritage Exhibitions Collections & Research Membership Info Education & Events Programs & Development Museum Store Welcome to The National Museum of American Jewish Military History The National Museum of American Jewish Military History, under the auspices of the Jewish War Veterans of the USA, documents and preserves the contributions of Jewish Americans to the peace and freedom of the United States, educates the public concerning the courage, heroism and sacrifices made by Jewish Americans who served in the armed forces, and works to combat anti-Semitism. News & Special Announcements First Annua Read More Go to Site

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