Judaica Collection of the National Library of Lithuania
The Library of Lost Books: Bringing the Hochschule für die Wissenschaft des Judentums Back on the Map
Sacred Texts and Respectful Burial
The Dorot Jewish Division: The Oldest Public Collection of Jewish Research Materials in America
The Library of the Taube Department of Jewish Studies in Wrocław
Resistance with a Book Under Your Shirt – the ‘Paper Brigade’ of Vilnius Ghetto
Tel Aviv-Yafo Public Libraries: Working in Times of War
An Archive of Jewish Life: Mainz Jewish Library
Witnessing the Battlefield of the Jewish Spirit: The Wiener Holocaust Library
Tolstoy in German, Goethe in Russian – the Isaak Olschanski Library
The Jewish Archival Survey – Jewish Documents and Cultural Treasures in Ukraine
The Memory of the World: the Ringelblum Archives
David Oppenheim(er) – a Man and his Library
The Hebraica & Judaica Collection of Frankfurt University Library
The Langerman Collection – an Archive of Visual Anti-Semitism
The Jewish Bibliophiles’ Society - The Soncino Society at the Jewish Museum Berlin
A place of dreams – hidden away – many-sided: The Library of Judaism in Buchen (Odenwald/Germany)
Writing to a Lost Home – the Föhse Collection in Wuppertal’s Old Synagogue Meeting Place
Library in Transit: Offenbach Archival Depot 1946-1949
A Library in the Art Museum
The Libraries in the Rabbi’s House
The Library of the Jewish Theological Seminary
Education, Entertainment, Encounter – the Library of the Jewish Museum Frankfurt
The Elise and Helene Richter Collection: The story of books is always the story of people
The greatest book collection of the Jewish people
Ets Haim – Livraria Montezinos – Where “Paper Children” Line the Walls
From Attic to Museum – the Bottrop Book Hamper
Posts from the Past & Shared History: Activities and collections of the Leo Baeck Institute
Reading in All Directions – Library of the Israelitische Cultusgemeinde Zurich
Germania Judaica – Presenting the whole spectrum of Jewish life
The world through Jewish eyes – the Jewish Library, Hanover
From the bookshelves of a Franconian rabbi c. 1600
