Jewish Galicia and Bukovina Organization
Jerusalem, Israel
About
Founded in 2011, Jewish Galicia and Bukovina Organization is a non-profit association based in Jerusalem, Israel working on heritage, science & research, education.
Non-profit organisation based in Jerusalem that documents, preserves and disseminates the history and cultural heritage of Jewish communities in Galicia and Bukovina. Its work includes archival research, fieldwork documenting cemeteries and synagogues in Romania and Ukraine, an online database of primary materials and bibliography, academic fellowships, and academic centres for research. It traces its origins to the Institute for Commemoration of Galician Jewry, founded in 1987 by Rabbi Meir Wunder, and the Ludmer Fund, launched in 2008. The organisation joined these in 2011 as the Jewish Galicia and Bukovina Organization.
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Bibliography Project
Heritage
Free online bibliography of about 17,000 annotated records of essays, books, pamphlets and articles in about ten languages relating to the Jews of Galicia and Bukovina.
Field Schools
Heritage · Ukraine, Romania
Annual fieldwork teams that document Jewish cemeteries, communal buildings and synagogues in Galicia and Bukovina.
Fellowships in Israel and Ukraine
Science & Research · Israel, Ukraine
Fellowships for doctoral and post-doctoral students researching Jewish history of Galicia and Bukovina.
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Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Leonid Nevzlin Research Center for Russian and East European Jewry, University of Haifa, Tel-Aviv University, Herzog College, National Library of Israel, Central Archive for History of the Jewish People
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