[Ha-Safran] Spectrum/Athena Users Group

2003-10-17 Thread Helene Tuchman
I have just sent out via email the Spectrum/Athena Maintenance contract for 
2004. It was sent as an Attachment .  If you believe that you are a member 
of this Jewish Library Association group which receives a 10% discount on 
their Maintenance Support Contract , and you have not received via email a 
copy of the contract, then please let me know as soon as possible.

Hag Sameach
Helene Tuchman
Rabbi Marshall R. Lifson Library
Temple Emanuel of Newton

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[Ha-Safran] op/used/rare Hebrew and German Books

2003-10-17 Thread Henry Hollander, Bookseller
Hollander Books is glad to announce the much delay posting of two new 
catalogues of used, op and rare Judaica:

Catalogue No. 24 Recent Hebrew Language Acquisitions  -  A collection of 
Hebrew books, with sections on Jewish Bibliography, Zionism, and Hebrew 
Literature, particularly modern Hebrew Literature. All titles are new to 
our catalogues. 343 items.
http://www.hollanderbooks.com/cat24.htm

Catalogue No. 25 German Language Judaica  -  A nearly complete list of our 
German language holdings. 359 items.
http://www.hollanderbooks.com/cat25.htm

New catalogues of Yiddish and English language books are forthcoming.


Henry Hollander, Bookseller
843 Twenty-Fourth Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94121

http://www.hollanderbooks.com
415-831-3228
fax 415-831-3226

Jewish books in all fields and languages.



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[Ha-Safran] Slavic Judaica

2003-10-17 Thread Nancy Sack
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Subject: [Ha-Safran] Slavic Judaica


Below is a list of Slavic and East European booksellers from whom Stanford 
buys much of its Judaica.  It appears as the appendix to my paper, Slavic 
Judaica Revisited, included in the Toronto convention proceedings and 
available online on the AJL website.

Like other libraries, Stanford also maintains exchanges with libraries in 
Eastern Europe (especially in the former Soviet republics), and acquires 
much of its Slavica -- including Judaica -- through those channels.

Finally, I would like to draw the attention of Ha-Safran subscribers to a 
recent issue of the journal Slavic  East European Information Resources 
(SEEIR), published by Haworth.  Vol. 4, no. 2-3 (2003), which I 
guest-edited.  The double issue bears the added title Judaica in the Slavic 
Realm, Slavica in the Judaic Realm: Repositories, Collections, Projects, 
Publications.  It will also be issued as a book.

Among the bibliographies and bibliographical essays in that issue of SEEIR 
I would like to mention the following:

Hebrew Incunabula in the Asiatic Museum of St. Petersburg, by S. M. Iakerson;
Jewish Book Publishing Today in the Countries of the Former USSR, by 
Alexander Frenkel;
Slavic Judaica in the YIVO Library: Acquisitions from 1991-2001, by 
Nikolai Borodulin;
From Odessa to Odessa: Russian-Jewish Periodicals of Ukraine, by Vladimir 
Karasik;
Bibliographical Projects in Polish-Jewish Studies since 1989, by Stephen 
D. Corrsin.

The other contributions to SEEIR are:

The Jewish Archival Survey: Tracing Jewish Records in the Former Soviet 
Archives, by Marek Web;
The Creation of a Documentary Collection on the History of Russian Jewry 
at the Central Archives for the History of the Jewish People, by Benyamin 
Lukin;
Microfilming Hebrew Manuscripts in Eastern Europe, by Benjamin Richler;
Resources on the Genealogy of Eastern European Jews, by Zachary M. Baker

Abstracts of these articles are found on the Haworth web 
site:  http://www.haworthpressinc.com/store/product.asp?sku=J167.

[List of Slavic and East European booksellers:]

Bouchal Export-Import Ltd. Erdõkerülõ u. 16, H-1157 Budapest, Hungary. Fax: 
+ 36-1-418 48 84. E-mail: 
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED][EMAIL PROTECTED] 
(http://www.bouchal.hu/book.htm). Hungarian books; occasionally issues 
Judaica lists.

East View Information Services.  3020 Harbor Lane North, Minneapolis, MN 
55447.  US Toll-free: (800) 477-1005; fax: (763) 559-2931.  E-mail: 
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED][EMAIL PROTECTED] 
(http://www.eastview.com/).  Russian-language books and periodicals; 
Judaica listed on its Web site.

Derex.  Aleea Tebea 2B, bl. 101, sc. A, ap.15, Sector 4, Bucuresti 753852, 
Romania.  Fax: +40-21-410.51.43.  E-mail: 
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED][EMAIL PROTECTED]  Contact person: Doina 
Niculescu (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED][EMAIL PROTECTED]).  Romanian books, 
including publications of Hasefer.

Ksigarnia WysyBkowa Lexicon.P.O. Box 957, 00-950 Warszawa 1, Poland. Fax: 
+48-22 461744. E-mail: 
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED][EMAIL PROTECTED] Contact person: 
Maciej WoliDski. Polish books, including Judaica.

Kubon  Sagner Buchexport-Import GmbH.  D-80328 
http://www.kubon-sagner.de/sw/swm.htmlMünchen, Germany.  Fax +49-89-54 
218-218. E-mail: 
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED][EMAIL PROTECTED] 
(http://www.kubon-sagner.de/index_englisch.html). Contact persons: Otto 
Sagner und Sabine Sagner-Weigl. Books and journals from throughout Central 
and Eastern Europe and the CIS states (very good for Poland, Slovakia, and 
the Czech Republic); occasionally issues Judaica lists.

MIPP International.  POB 189, Minsk 220131, BELARUS.  Phone/Fax: +375 172 
346834.  E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
(http://80.94.226.241/books/http://80.94.226.241/books/).  Russian, 
Ukrainian, Baltic-language books and periodicals.  Based in Minsk, with 
offices in Brooklyn and Vilnius; occasionally issues Judaica lists.

Szwede Slavic Books. Mailing address: P. O. Box 1214, Palo Alto, CA 94302. 
Phone: 650-780-0966. Fax: 650-780-0967. Street Address: 1629 Main St., 
Redwood City, CA 94063. E-mail: 
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED][EMAIL PROTECTED] 
(http://www.szwedeslavicbooks.com). Especially Russian, Polish, and Czech 
books, including Judaica.

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Zachary M. Baker
Reinhard Family Curator of Judaica and Hebraica Collections
Stanford University Libraries
Area Studies Resource Group
Green Library 321
Stanford, CA 94305-6004
Telephone  1-650-725-1054
Fax  1-650-725-1068
e-mail  [EMAIL PROTECTED]


[Ha-Safran] New Book

2003-10-17 Thread Lizhartheimer
Hi
I represent a well known Jewish author who has just written a fabulous new 
book.
How can we get his book added to your store/website?
Many thanks and shana tova
Liz



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[Ha-Safran] Harry Sky's My Journey Published!

2003-10-17 Thread Nancy Sack
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Subject: [Ha-Safran] Harry Sky's My Journey Published!


Dear Friend,

Rabbi Harry Z. Sky (JTS '51) has published a remarkable new paperback, My 
Journey, which includes his autobiography, a preface by editor Sam L. 
Elowitch (Brandeis '92, Berkeley '94), and some of his finest eulogies, 
sermons, and essays from a long and storied career.

Rabbi Sky (b. 1921) is an adjunct faculty member of the University of 
Southern Maine and the former Rabbi (and current Rabbi Emeritus) of Temple 
Beth El in Portland, Maine, with an extensive career in writing, speaking, 
and public service. He is the founder of the Senior College movement in 
Maine, which today includes the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI). 
Sky is also the recipient of the Rabbi Max L. Arzt Lifetime Distinguished 
Rabbinic Career Award and was designated as the 2002 National Primetime 
Awards Outstanding Older Senior. Rabbi Sky is currently 
Scholar-in-Residence at Congregation Etz Chaim of Portland and lives in 
Falmouth.

Please visit http://www.rabbiharry.comhis website for ordering 
information, or make contact via mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]e-mail. An 
individual copy is only $18.00 plus $5.00 for shipping. Maine residents 
please add 90¢ sales tax.

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Re: [Ha-Safran] Sydney Taylor bio info

2003-10-17 Thread June Cummins
Folks,

To follow up Libby's announcement, I wanted to let you all know that I am
working on a book-length biography of Sydney Taylor.  While I do not know
exactly when it will be published, I can lead you to my first article
about her, which was released about two weeks ago in the most recent
edition of the children's literature journal _The Lion and the Unicorn_.
Many of you might be interested in the entire issue of this volume, as its
topic is The Jewish Presence in Children's Literature.  The guest
editors are Naomi Sokoloff and Suzanne Rahn. Included in the issue are
articles about Jewish characters in literature read by children, Sendak,
K'onton and Hillel's Happy Holidays, picture books about the Golem,
Holocaust films for children, and a piece by Eric Kimmel himself.  My
article on Taylor is called Becoming an All-of-A-Kind American:  Sydney
Taylor and Strategies of Assimilation.

If you have access to Project Muse through your library, you can read
_Lion and the Union_ articles that way, or you can go to this website

http://www.press.jhu.edu/journals/lion_and_the_unicorn/index.html

to order the entire volume of the journal.  Some libraries also carry hard
copies of the journal.

I'm sorry to toot my horn, but I do believe there would be interest in at
least some of what I just announced!

Thanks,
June Cummins
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June Cummins, Assistant Professor
Department of English and Comparative Literature
San Diego State University
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[Ha-Safran] Jewish Encyclopedia (1901-1906) online

2003-10-17 Thread Catherine Buck Morgan
 From the Scout Report, Oct. 17 edition:

11. Jewish Encyclopedia.com
http://www.jewishencyclopedia.com
Standing as a testament to the wide ranging contributions of the Jewish
people to world culture and history, this Web site contains the complete
contents of the massive 12-volume Jewish Encyclopedia, originally published
between 1901-1906 by the Funk  Wagnall's Company. Conceived and funded by
the Kopelman Foundation, this compilation is the only free encyclopedia of
Judaica available on the Internet. While the encyclopedia obviously does not
include such topics as the creation of the state of Israel or the Holocaust,
it is a rather fascinating collection that recalls an interesting period in
scholarship, and is a helpful historical document. Visitors can browse by
the encyclopedia by letter, along with viewing a transcription of each entry
and any accompanying images included with each entry. Those who might be
interested in helping compile an updated version of the encyclopedia are
also invited to join the mailing list. [KMG]


-- 
Catherine Buck Morgan
Systems Librarian
South Carolina State Library
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Home page: http://www.state.sc.us/scsl/
Web catalog: http://www.state.sc.us/scsl/scslweb/welcome.html
E-Rate info: http://www.state.sc.us/scsl/erate.html


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[Ha-Safran] help needed with reference question

2003-10-17 Thread David Hirsch
Shalom Safranim-

I had an inquiry today as to whether any studies have been done of what 
Theodor Herzl had in his own private library. Can any of you offer any help 
with this question?

Many thanks!
David Hirsch

David Hirsch
Middle East Bibliographer
Research Library
UCLA
Box 951575
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1575
tel: +1-310-825-2930
fax: +1-310-206-4974
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]


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