Jewish History

A site dedicated to helping the Bnei Menashe, one of the lost tribes on the Northen Kingdom of Israel

This is a fascinating story of The Chinese Jews that immigrated to China 3,500 years ago.

The Hidden Legacy seeks to record and preserve the lost Jewish heritage in Germany and England. This site provides a guide to its work and activities.

Alex Friedman's web project on the history of Belarussian Jewry. Includes census, information about Jewish tradition and practices, pictures of Belarussian synagogues, Jewish history of individual cities and shtetls. Besides, diversive statistic data and exclusive articles are available in both English, Russian and Belarussian.

Ancient Israel Iraq Egypt Turkey Jordan Syria Lebanon Arabia Cyprus Bahrain and Wetern Iran

Resources for scholars, students and the public interested in Jewish History. Some of the highlights of the site include: Jewish history faculty, Material for the study of Jewish history, Grants and Fellowships, Conferences, Academic programs, Centers of Jewish studies, Timeline, Holocaust and much more. Updated daily!!

The Khazars and their contribution to European Jewry. An accurate brief research about the Khazar heritage within Ashkenazic Judaism. The Khazar descendance.

an alternative dating of the ancient strata in Israel proves the historiocity of the bible

The Spandau cemetery dates from the 13th century C.E. After the Jews were evicted from this area of Germany, the tombstones were confiscated and used for building a fortress. The tombstones were rediscovered starting in 1956. Photographs by Jeffrey Burns, including historical documentation

Each picture here has their little piece of history to tell. Images that capture a splitsecond of horror during the Holocaust

Journal of Babylonian Jewry published in Britain by the Exilarch foundation.

A report by SS Brigadefuhrer Jurgen Stroop dealing with the destruction of the Warsaw ghetto.

The Wanderer is a magazine of Jewish heritage and travel, brimming with travel, news and stories from all over the Jewish World!

On January 20, 1942 one of the most macabre conferences in history took place at an idyllic lakeside house Am Großen Wannsee 56/58 in Wannsee near Berlin. The subject was the organisation of the 'Final Solution', the destruction of all 11 million European Jews.