Religious - Jewish - The Balkan Peninsula and Adjacent Areas

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Religion - Jewish - The Balkan Peninsula
and Adjacent Areas

JEWISH ORGANIZATIONS, FAITHS, GROUPS, ETC. : Sites related to Jewish organizations or groups arranged by country or geographic area.

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Albania	Cyprus and North Cyprus	Montenegro	Turkey
Bosnia & Herzegovina	Greece	Romania	-
Bulgaria	Macedonia	Serbia and Montenegro (Former Yugoslavia)	-
Croatia	Moldova	Slovenia	-

Jewish Sites for Moldova

The Jewish Community of Kishinev and Moldava.
Moldova Country Page. From NCSJ. [National Conference on Soviet Jewry].
Kishinev Pogroms of 1903. From Virtual Kishinev.
Moldova. From Jewish Communities of the World.
History of the Moldavian Jewish Community.

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Jewish Sites for Romania

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Jewish Sites for Slovenia

Slovenia. From Jewish Communities of the World.
Slovenia. From Jewish History of Yugoslavia.
International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies - Cemetery Project - Yugoslavia [and the successor states, including the Republic of Slovenia].

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Jewish Sites for Croatia

Croatia. From Jewish Communities of the World.
Croatia, Slavonia, and Dalmatia. From Jewish History of Yugoslavia.
The Independent State of Croatia [World War II]. From Jewish History of Yugoslavia.
International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies - Cemetery Project - Yugoslavia [and the successor states, including the Republic of Croatia].

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Jewish Sites for Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bosnia-Herzegovina. From Jewish Communities of the World.
Bosnia-Herzo[e]govina. From Jewish History of Yugoslavia.
Jewish History of Bosnia and Hercegovina. From History of Bosnia and Hercegovina.
Sephardic Jews of The Balkans. From BSZ Net - Gateway to Sephardic Resources. [Bosnia-Herzegovina and Yugoslavia-Serbia-Montenegro].
La Benevolencija - Jewish community of Bosnia-Herzegovina.
International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies - Cemetery Project - Yugoslavia [and the successor states, including the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina].

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Jewish Sites for Serbia and Montenegro Including Vojvodina, the Sanjak, and Kosovo [Former Yugoslavia]

Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro). From Jewish Communities of the World.
Sephardic Jews of The Balkans. From BSZ Net - Gateway to Sephardic Resources. [Bosnia-Herzegovina and Yugoslavia-Serbia-Montenegro].
Serbia. From Jewish History of Yugoslavia.
Jewish History of Yugoslavia. From History of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
Religion: Jewish Religious Community [of Belgrade, Yugoslavia].
International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies - Cemetery Project - Yugoslavia [and the successor states, including Serbia and Montenegro (but included here under Federal Republic of Yugoslavia)].
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Driven from Kosovo - Interview with Cedda Prlincevic, Chief Archivist of Kosovo and leader of Pristina's Jewish Community.
La Benevolencija Yugoslavia.
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Vojvodina. From Jewish History of Yugoslavia.
Vojvodina (Backa and Baranja). From Jewish History of Yugoslavia.
Subotica Synagogue. Another Picture of the Subotica Synagogue.
Subotica Synagogue Subotica, Yugoslavia 1902,

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Jewish Sites for Macedonia - The Republic of Macedonia or Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia

Macedonia. From Jewish Communities of the World.
Macedonia. From Jewish History of Yugoslavia.
Family Names of the Jews of Monastir. From Foundation for the Advancement of Sephardic Studies and Culture.
International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies - Cemetery Project - Yugoslavia [and the successor states, including the Republic of Macedonia].

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Jewish Sites for Albania

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Jewish Sites for Bulgaria

Sephardic Jews of Bulgaria. From BSZ Net - Gateway to Sephardic Resources.
Bulgaria. From Jewish Communities of the World.
Bulgaria - Salvation of Bulgarian Jews during WW II - Collection of Materials. From Balkan Info.
Bulgaria section of Ottoman Successor States. From Foundation for the Advancement of Sephardic Studies and Culture.
The Fragility of Goodness: Why Bulgaria's Jews Survived the Holocaust.
Author recounts how Bulgaria defied Nazis - Balkan nation saved 50,000 Jews.
The Optimists - The Story of the Rescue of the Bulgarian Jews from the Holocaust.

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Jewish Sites for Greece

General Greek Jewish sites

Greece. From Jewish Communities of the World.
Jews of Greece. By Harry Leichter.
Sephardic Jews of Greece. From BSZ Net - Gateway to Sephardic Resources.
Guide to Major Sites of Jewish Interest in Greece.
The Jews of Greece.

Greek Jewish Historical Topics sites

A Short History of the Jews of Greece. By Nikos Stavrolakis.
2000 years of Jewish Presence in Greece.
Romaniotes [The Greek-speaking Jews of Greece].
Bibliography ... Documents on the History of the Greek Jews.
Greek Jewry in the Twentieth Century, 1913 - 1983 - Patterns of Jewish Survival in the Greek Provinces before and after the Holocaust. [Book Review].
The Jewish Community of Salonika. From The Database of Jewish Communities.
The History of Thessalonica Jews.
The Rhodes Jewish Museum.
The Jewish museum in Athens - Highlighting 2,300 years of Jewish presence in Greece.
Jewish Holocaust Victims of Thessaloniki (Salonika). From Foundation for the Advancement of Sephardic Studies and Culture.
Jewish Heritage in Greece - Thessaloniki.

Geographical Greek Jewish sites

Other Greek Jewish sites

Shabbateans. From Overview Of World Religions. The Judaism page.

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Jewish Sites for Turkey

General Turkish Jewish sites

The Jews of Turkey. From Haruth.Com.
The Jewish Community of Turkey. From Am Yisrael.
Turkey. From Jewish Communities of the World.
Turkish Jews. From Anatolia.com.
Sephardic Jews of Turkey. From BSZ Net - Gateway to Sephardic Resources.
Sephardic Websites Turkey and Greece. From Sephardic Genealogy Sources.
Foundation for the Advancement of Sephardic Studies and Culture.

Turkish Jewish Historical Topics sites

Ottoman Sultans and Their Jewish Subjects. By Harry Ojalvo.
Turkish-Jewish Friendship Over 500 Years.
The History of Turkish Jews.
Anyos Munchos i Buenos. From haGalil onLine.

Geographical Turkish Jewish sites

Other Turkish Jewish sites

Karaims [Crimean Karaims are here]

Karaims in Turkey. From The Karaite Encyclopedia by Nathan Schur.
Karaites. From Overview Of World Religions. The Judaism page.
Karaites.
Avraham Firkowicz in Istanbul (1830-1832): Paving the Way for Turkic Nationalism. By Dan Shapira.

Other Jewish Groups

Shabbateans. From Overview Of World Religions. The Judaism page.

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Jewish Sites for Cyprus - Both the Republic of Cyprus and the "Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus"

Cyprus. From Jewish Communities of the World.
Chabad Lubavitch of Cyprus. The Chabad Center in Cyprus is a Jewish Community Center, and the only synagogue in Cyprus. It is located in Larnaca, Cyprus.

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Religion - Jewish - The Balkan Peninsula and Adjacent Areas

Religion - Jewish - The Balkan Peninsula
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