YIVO Institute for Jewish Research

American Jewish Archives
Cincinnati, OH

American Jewish Historical Society
New York, NY. A constituent of the Center for Jewish History.

Bibliothèque Medem
Paris, France

Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religions Libraries
Cincinnati, Los Angeles, New York, Jerusalem

Haynt: A tsaytung bey Yidn, 1908-1939
A translation of the book chronicling the history of the Jewish newspaper in Warsaw

Ida Pearle and Joseph Cuba Archives and Genealogy Center
of The Breman Jewish Heritage & Holocaust Museum, Atlanta, Georgia

International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies
Washington, DC

Jewish Public Library of Montreal
Montreal, Canada

Jewish Women's Archive
Brookline, MA

Language and Culture Atlas of Ashkenazic Jewry
A project initiated by Uriel Weinreich at Columbia University in the 1950s. Includes 5,000 hours of recorded testimony in Yiddish about Ashkenazic society in Europe. For a scan of the eastern base map with more place-name detail, click here.

Library of the Jewish Theological Seminary
New York, NY

Leo Baeck Institute
New York, NY. A constituent of the Center for Jewish History.

London Jewish Cultural Centre
Incorporating the Oxford Institute for Yiddish Studies.

Magnes Museum Library and Archives
Berkeley, CA

National Library of Israel
Jerusalem, Israel

New York Public Library—Dorot Jewish Division
New York, NY

Ontario Jewish Archives
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Simon Wiesenthal Center Library and Archives
Los Angeles, CA

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Washington, DC

University of Sydney: Archive of Australian Judaica
Sydney, Australia

Related Resources

A List of Judaica Library Websites

Judaica Libraries and Archives on the Web

Academic Guide to Jewish History: Major Print and Internet Scholarly Resources

JewishEncyclopedia.com

RAMBI
The Jewish National and University Library's Online Index of Articles on Jewish Studies

The Museum of Family History, The Yiddish World
A site devoted mostly to the Yiddish Theatre

The Israel Genealogical Society

From Kishineff to Bialystok: A Table of Pogroms from 1903 to 1906
A report originally published by the American Jewish Committee in 1907, presented by the Museum of Family History, including the names of more than 250 places where pogroms occurred and information about each incident.

The Ackman & Ziff Family Genealogy Institute

Yiddish Wit: Illustrated Yiddish Proverbs, Aphorisms, Insults, Curses, and Other Folk Sayings

Yiddish Forward Newspaper

Nigunim Project
Letters to the poet Fania Bergstein and her sister in Palestine from her family in Poland, 1927-1945. Blog in Hebrew.