100 years after its founding, can a Yiddish institute serve a people who don’t speak the language?
YIVO’s centennial marks a fractious time in Jewish life. It’s ready for the challenge.
YIVO’s centennial marks a fractious time in Jewish life. It’s ready for the challenge.
A dogged researcher has so far identified 800 surviving books from a library thought burned during the Holocaust
A Holocaust novel, a middle-grades story about an Orthodox girl and the publisher of the Sammy Spider series also got awards from the Association of Jewish Libraries
Threats against libraries across America recall a harrowing antisemitic history
The National Library of Israel wants to take a closer look at 35,000 books in its collection that had been stolen by the Nazis
In Weimar Germany, the gay Jewish doctor Magnus Hirschfeld performed the first gender-affirming surgeries and collected research on sexuality. The 1933 book burnings destroyed his life's work
The first show at the JTS library's new gallery has rare ketubot from different centuries and continents
A new report sheds light on Henry Miller Madden's Nazi views
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