Jewish Eastern Europe

ORT-Odessa website made by kids team.

This is the largest discussion group of Oter, The Young Romanian Jews Organization in Romania. Languages mostly used: Romanian, English, Italian, etc.

The Jewish Youth movement of Romania - Timisoara branch

Pardes Lauder is program of permanent, advanced Jewish education run in Krakow, Poland by The Ronald S. Lauder Foundation.

Polish Jews home page.

The biggest Rabbinacal orgenization in Russia and the Former Soviet Union

Stories, traditions of the Jewish people and general discussions. The language used is mainly Romanian. The list belongs to Romanian Jews but is open to everyone who speaks Romanian and is interested in the Jewish folklore and things related to Jewish topics.

The main objectives of the project are the development of a digital archive of the Jewish communities in Romania, the creation of a "Trail of the Jewish Heritage". The section dedicated to the cultural heritage of the Jews in Romania presents monographic studies about the most important Jewish communities in the country, thus sketching a trail of the Jewish heritage that comprises the following towns and cities so far: Iasi, Botosani, Falticeni, Roman, Piatra Neamt, Moinesti, Barlad, Galati, Braila, Buzau, Ploiesti, Craiova, Gheorghieni, Targu-Mures, Cluj-Napoca, Oradea and Timisoara.

A discussion group of Jews originary from Romania hosted by yahoo groups.

A guide to what, when and where is happening in life of young Russian Jews

minorities (history, politics, geography,...) in the (northern) Balkan region generally, the Romanian space especially. As a member of a tiny sub-group of the Native Jewry of Rumania, I may at times be subjective and push the discussion towards Jewish, Sefardi/Romaniote subjects

Norwegian site with information about Judaism and Jewish culture, with an emphasis on Scandinavian Jewry.