Y’minah, Y’minah

This scholarly work examines themes of redemption and hope in Jewish texts written from the talmudic period to the thirteenth century.

This Hebrew anthology compiles firsthand letters describing hunger, fear, and daily struggles within the Nazi ghettos of World War II.

This project recorded the code words, biographies, and institutional descriptions of a Jewish community under the stress of Nazi occupation.

This anthology features excerpts from Jewish diaries and memoirs spanning the eleventh to the twentieth centuries across Europe.

This Yiddish text serves as a powerful testament to the daily suffering of Jews within Nazi concentration camps.

This collection brings together letters from Jewish men and women serving in the U.S. military across Europe, the Pacific, and India.