Religious - Jewish - Nordic and Baltic Europe

Slavic, East European, and Former USSR Resources

Religion - Jewish - Nordic and Baltic Europe and Finno-Ugric Areas of Russia

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

INDEX

Estonia	Kaliningrad Oblast and Former East Prussia	Lithuania
Finland	Karelia, including the Republic of Karelia	Nordic, Baltic, Finno-Ugric Russia in General
Ingermanland, Ingria, or Inkeri	Latvia	-

Jewish Religious Sites for the Nordic or Baltic Areas in General

Juden im Baltikum: Estland, Lettland und Litauen. [In German].

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Jewish Religious Sites for Finland

Welcome to the Jewish Community of Helsinki, Finland!
Jewish Heritage in Finland. Come and celebrate the Helsinki synagogue's 100 year anniversary with a leading member of the synagogue and experienced guide, Andre Zweig.
National Minorities of Finland - Jewry in Finland. From Virtual Finland.
The Virtual Jewish History Tour - Finland. From Jewish Virtual Library.
International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies - Cemetery Project - Finland.

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Jewish Religious Sites for Estonia

Estonia. From Jewish Communities of the World.
Estonia Country Page. From NCSJ.
Jews in Estonia. From Welcome to the Estonia page.
Estonian Jewish Community Narva Filial.

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Jewish Religious Sites for Latvia

Latvia. From Jewish Communities of the World.
Latvia Country Page. From NCSJ.
Jews in Latvia. From The Latvian Institute.
Jewish History of Latvia. From History of Latvia by Heritage Films.
Latvia's Jewish Community: History, Tragedy, Revival. By Leo Dribins, Armands Gutmanis, and Margers Vestermanis.
Jews in Latvia in the Early Years. And another site.
Frank Gordon. "Your Goat, My Pig..." Latvians and Jews between Germany and Russia. In html.
JewishGen ShtetLinks for Latvia. A Section from JewishGen: The Home of Jewish Genealogy.
Chabad Lubavitch Or Avner - Latvia.

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Jewish Religious Sites for Lithuania

General Lithuanian Jewish sites

Jews in Lithuania. / Žydai Lietuvoje.
Lithuania. From Jewish Communities of the World.
Lithuania Country Page. From NCSJ.
The Jewish Community of Lithuania.
LITHUANIA (Jewish Encyclopedia).
The Litvaks - By Dov Levin.

Lithuanian Jewish Historical Topics sites

Litauens Judentum: The Litvaks.
LitvakSIG (Lithuanian Special Interest Group) Home Page.
JewishGen ShtetLinks for Lithuania. From JewishGen: The Home of Jewish Genealogy.
The Book of Remembrance of the Jewish Community of Kibart, Lithuania Kybartai, Lithuania. From JewishGen: The Home of Jewish Genealogy.
Jewish Web Index - Lithuania. [Genealogy].
The Jews of Lithuania and Poland.
History of Jews in Poland [and Lithuania].
Jews in Lithuania.
Lituanie Juive 1918-1940.
The Ezras and Nekhemias of the Jerusalem of Lithuania. By Shmuel Kagan.
Documentation of The Mass Murder of Lithuanian Jewry.
The Cultural Life of the Vilna Ghetto. By Solon Beinfeld.
Chiune Sugihara's "strange conspiracy of goodness" . By Ari Zivotofsky.
The Mirrer Yeshiva's Escape From Europe. By Chaim Shapiro.
The Kovno Ghetto. From Jewish Virtual Library.
Kaunas (Kovno). From From Museum of Tolerance Online Multimedia Learning Center.
The Kovno Ghetto. By Cory Silken.
Kapciamiestis, Lithuania.

Geographical Lithuanian Jewish sites

The Memorial Book (Yizkor Book) for the Jewish Community of Yurburg, Lithuania (Jurbarkas, name in Lithuanian). From Žydai Lietuvoje. / Jews in Lithuania.

Other Lithuanian Jewish sites

Karaims and Tatars - 600 Years in Lithuania. By Tapani Harviainen.
Spoken Karaim : the Karaim community [of Trakai (Polish Troki), Lithuania.
Karaims of Lithuania. From Karaylarin Üyi / Karaim Home Page.
Signs of New Life in Karaim Communities. By Tapani Harviainen.

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Jewish Religious Sites for the Republic of Karelia

Iudaizm. From the gov.karelia.ru's Kareliia.

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Jewish Religious Sites for Ingria or Ingermanland

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Jewish Religious Sites for Kaliningrad City and Oblast and Former Königsberg and Northern East Prussia

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Last Updated: March 12, 2008

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