Visual materials from about seven hundred collections
around the world to create a resource for teaching and studying Jewish art.

World’s largest and most comprehensive archive of the modern Jewish experience outside of Israel.

Includes recordings, some of them rare, dating back as far as 1904, sound files, graphics of record covers and labels, and details of the recordings and their contents.

Jewish Archives of Europe seeks to virtually unite Jewish documentary heritage.

Access to archives with the major goal to recover and represent the civilization of the ancestors of the majority of Jews in the world on the basis of the most up-to-date and objective scholarly research available.

Digital collections as well as finding aids to their entire collection.

Includes oral histories, historic films and TV shows, radio programs, and the American Jewis Year Book, 1899-present.

Links to repositories & archives related to the American Jewish History.

Archival and digital collections on American Jewish History.

Uses digital tools and multimedia technologies to enable a broad audience to discover the complex histories of the Los Angeles Jewish community, linking culture to urban spaces over time as a way of appreciating intersecting histories, ethnicities, and experiences.

Collection of even more primary source links. Some only available to NYU students.

Founded in 1895, because as Rabbi Jacob Voorsanger of Congregation Emanu-El wrote “intelligent and progressive Judaism should have newspaper representation on the Pacific Coast.”

A free online archive of full text German-language Jewish periodicals (1806-1938).

Hundreds of newspapers available to read and search through online: Israeli press, Jewish press, Arabic press of Ottoman and mandatory Palestine, children press and daily press.

News, analysis and features on issues of Jewish interest and concern. Includes access to archives.

Collection of medieval Jewish manuscripts.

Traces the history and movement of Jewish books since the inception of print.

Full text of public-domain editions of the Talmud, Tanakh, Kabbalah, and miscelleous texts from other eras, including Flavius Josephus, Maimonides; other documents from the modern era.

The British Library’s collection of Hebrew manuscripts includes items manifesting Jewish cultural, religious and social lives between the 10th century CE and the beginning of the 20th century CE, covering a vast geographical space from Europe and North Africa in the west, through the Middle East to China in the east.

Includes 10,000 Yiddish books, digitized as a project of the National Yiddish Book Center and the Internet Archive. Browse by turning pages or download as PDF files.

77 unpublished manuscripts in the original Yiddish characters (not transliterated).

Nearly 700 memorial books of communities destroyed in the Holocaust, digitized from New York Public Library collection. Published 1950s-1970s, most are in Hebrew or Yiddish; some portions also in English or other European languages. Browse by community.

A good number of documents related to Nazi Germany and the Holocaust, intended as a teacher's guide to using primary sources in the classroom.

Extensive collection of primary sources, including photographs; diaries and letters; documents; testimonies; maps; and images of artifacts and artwork. Part of the larger Yad Vashem website.

The Museum’s Collections document the fate of Holocaust victims, survivors, rescuers, liberators, and others through artifacts, documents, photos, films, books, personal stories, and more.

Between 2000 and 2010, 1,200 Jewish Holocaust survivors still living in Central and Eastern Europe, the former Soviet Union and the Balkans were interviewed. Their stories & photos were digitized.

Government documents, transcripts of speeches by government leaders and UN resolutions. Arranged by year.

This series of volumes from the Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs contains documents, many in English translation, relating to Israel's foreign relations from 1947-2004.

This volume of the official Foreign Relations of the United States documents U.S. policy immediately before, during, and after the June 1967 Arab-Israeli war.