Judah - Diaspora
Ethiopian JewsOsher MapsExcellant description of various diasporasIsrael in DiasporaDuring LehiMajor NT groupsLachish lettersKings to MathewArchaeologyAncient lifeExodus to MalachGatheringTracingEgyptMasadaBetween testamentsSamaritansin AsiaCenturiesTruman MadsenMigrationsVictor Ludlow
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Hebrew Judaic
2000 Year Old Synagogue
Tabernacle of MosesTabernacle of Moses replica built by the Huntington Beach Stake of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for their 2016 Tabernacle Youth Camp.Tabernacle Camp Experience Huntington Beach and MurrietaExodus 28 - The Jewish Priestly GarmentsAnother view on AramAram - AramaicPatriarch Lineage Abraham through JosephSeveral chart pages, very well done, great detailed reference.Star of David HistoryPer the menurah organizationVideo: Jerusalem: 4000 Years in 5 MinutesJerusalem, a mosaic of different peoples, faiths, and nationalities. Nevertheless, despite this diversity, under the sovereignty of Israel, Jerusalem is a city that works. But has it always been this way?Biblical Archaelogical ReviewHistorical BibliographyJerusalem Post - HistoricalCreation of Jewish stateCentropa historiansBBC Jewish HistoryRelig Ed in Meridian of TimeRelig Ed in Meridian of T
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What is a Jew
KaraitesWho are the Jews?Short filmDifferent Sects of Judaism15 Celebrities You Didn´t Know Were Jewishtwelve tribes per chabadLast Jews of Pike Place SephardicTribes of IsraelFamiliesWhat is a Jew
History of Areas
Golynka ~ Holinka Area map changesJewish Pale of Settlement Map 1855
Yiddish Regional Map
Lithuania Regional Map - 1867-1914
Powiat (District) of Augustow - 1907
Poland's Ten Gubernias - 1907
Hołynka Regional Map - 1928 (Polish)
Hołynka Regional Map - 1938 (German)
Hołynka Old Roads - Satellite View
Hołynka Streets - Map View
Hołynka Terrain - Geological View
WWII Execution Sites of Eastern European Jews
Jewish Subject Rights in the Russian Empire and the Kingdom of PolandEastern Europe beginning in 1772Medina Was Originally A Jewish CityAlthough the fact is little publicized, the Arab world’s second holiest city, Medina, was one of the allegedly “purely Arab” cities that actually was first settled by Jewish tribes. 1 History shows that Judaism was already well established in Medina two centuries before Muhammad’s birth.YIVO Encyclopedia of Jews in Eastern EuropeJews in Eastern EuropeYivo Institute for Jewish Research PolandThe YIVO Institute for Jewish Research was founded in Vilna, Poland, in 1925, and relocated to New York City in 1940 with the mission to study the thousand-year history of Jewish life in Eastern Europe and Russia in all its aspects: language, history, religion, folkways and material culture.
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