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Online Publications
Our Legacy: CIS Synagogues, Past and Present
Restoring Courage in Jewish Hearts: Frank Rosenblatt's Mission in Siberia in 1919
"I Don't Know Whom to Thank": The American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee's Secret Aid to Soviet Jewry in Post-Stalinist USSR
Who Murdered Professor Friedlaender and Rabbi Bernard Cantor? The Truth Rediscovered
Samuil Lubarsky: Portrait of an Outstanding Agronomist
Dzerzhinskii's Attitude toward Zionism
Michael Beizer, Israel Bartal. The Case of Moses Schorr: Rabbi, Scholar, and Social Activist
My First Day of Freedom
New Information on the Life of Israel Tsinberg, 1975
Confiscation of Matzah by the KGB, 1975
Religious Reform: An Option for the Jews of Russia in the First Quarter of the 20th century? Example of St. Petersburg - Leningrad
The Destruction of Jewish religious Life in Leningrad, 1929-1939
The Jews of St. Petersburg: excursions through a Noble Past
M. Beizer & M. Mitsel, The American Brother: The "Joint" in Russia, the USSR and the CIS
The Jews of a Soviet Metropolis in the Interwar Period: The Case of Leningrad
The American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
The Congress of Jewish Religious Communities
and Organizations in Russia
The Society for the Protection of the Health of the Jewish Population (OZE)
Simon Dubnov's Theory of Autonomism and Its Practicability in the CIS
JEWISH MOVEMENT IN THE SOVIET UNION: WHAT WAS ITS ESSENCE?
The Emergence of the Society for the Protection of the Health of the Jewish Population (OZE): Historical Circumstances and Ideology of the Founders
How the Movement Was Funded
The Joint Distribution Committee, American Government, Jewish Community, Soviet Authorities and Russian Jewish Public, 1920-1924
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