http://www.jewishprisonerservices.org/http://www.jewishprisonerservices.org/
Ann Abrams
Temple Israel, Boston, MA
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I believe that Benjamin of Tudela was a real person.
At least the people of the town of Tudela which I have visited rather
often think he was. It was the first book published by Riopiedras Ediciones
(Barcelona). Even figures in one of the UAHC filmstrips. one. It
reads like a Michelin Tour
Much of the dispute regarding censorship seems to emanate from the
word itself. As rich as is the English language, it nevertheless
fails from time to time to provide an accurate word for the
occasion. Censorship is one such word.
There is an old Jewish anecdote about a judge presiding over a
My practise when I was a day school librarian was almost exactly as
Eve said. Re: inventory, however, I staggered it: Fiction one year,
non-fiction the next, E books the next, etc. That would be an
alternative to skipping some years completely.
Andrea
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Subject: [ha-Safran]: Magnes Museum Reference Library Internship
Judah L. Magnes Museum, Reference Library
LOCATION: Judah L. Magnes Museum, 2911 Russell Street, Berkeley, CA 94708
JewishGenMall would like to bring your attention to a new and
important book about the rise and result of Hasidic teaching on the
population of Eastern European Jews.
Glenn Dynner's work , Men of Silk is an in depth exploration of
this revolutionary impact on Polish Jewry in the 19th
Hi,
It's in Seattle (where I live) and they have been delighted to
get the donations that have come from AJL. I know those who work
there--many volunteer time. Their website is:
http://www.jewishprisonerservices.org/http://www.jewishprisonerservices.org/
Shabbat Shalom,
Dina Tanners
Dear Safranim,
We have just completed the first in a series of catalogs of rare
Haskalah imprints, mostly in Hebrew from the 19th century. Catalogs
are available as email attachments.
SERIOUS INQUIRIES ONLY.
Shavua Tov,
Chananya Goldman
Goldman Books
Rare Judaica
Books Manuscripts
750 east
As a person who has done rather extensive work on Benjamin of Tudela, I
was thoroughly delighted with the Shulevitz version. I think it is
appropriate to many different ages ad might well inspire an older
student to go to the primary source; his diary which is available in a
Hebrew/ English
We are happy to offer this fine catalog (now that we have stopped
reading it and taken the time to catalog it). It was published by the
William Bremen Jewish Heritage Museum and really is Judaica though
the title forgets to make that point.
Robinson, Jerry, Chabon, Michael and Feiffer, Jules,
Hi, everyone- does anyone have any experience with using a labeling
machine for book labels? The particular machine I'm looking at is
the Brother PT-1830 labeler. Here is a website:
http://www.provantage.com/brother-pt-1830~7BRTT019.htmhttp://www.provantage.com/brother-pt-1830~7BRTT019.htm
re SARs decision
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