The new issue of Jewish Social Studies (volume 8, no. 2 -- Winter 2012)
contains the article Rescue or theft? Zosa Szajkowski and the salvaging of
French Jewish history after World War II, by Lisa Moses Leff. It will
prove fascinating reading for anyone interested in the transfer and theft
of
H-ASIA
October 24, 2013
Shanghai family seeks Jewish owner for 2,000 books
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From: Bev Friend fri...@oakton.edu
For over 70 years, a Chinese family has been holding and protecting over
2,000 books left by a Jewish refugee during World War II. Now the Hongkou
area, which housed these
David -- hi. You can contact Ari Milo.
ari.m...@haaretz.co.il
Jim
On Fri, Jan 17, 2014 at 7:09 PM, Hirsch, David dhir...@library.ucla.eduwrote:
Does anyone have any suggestions for a quick way to subscribe to Haaretz
English online for an institution. I have written to them through their
Does anyone know of academic libraries or museums with collections of
historical stereographs of Israel/Palestine?
Jim Rosenboom
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James P. Rosenbloom
Judaica Librarian, Brandeis University
Past President, Association of Jewish Libraries
James P Rosenbloom
Library and Technology Services
Hello. Brandeis is giving away the periodical issues listed in the attached
list to academic librariesw at no cost.. I will send your library any
issues that interest you, if not yet claimed by another library.
Jim
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James P. Rosenbloom
Judaica Librarian, Brandeis University
Vice-President for
If anyone has information for Jonathan Goldstein, please contact him
directly.
Jim
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James P. Rosenbloom
Judaica Librarian, Brandeis University
Vice-President for Development (and former president), Association of
Jewish Libraries
, 1923)
To: James Rosenbloom rosen...@brandeis.edu
Cc: ChaeRan Freeze cfre...@brandeis.edu, William Eleff el...@brandeis.edu
Yes - here are a number of characters and the time of their appearance in
the video (courtesy of Rabbi Ari Kahn)
Here are all the names in Hebrew
נראים בוידאו:
הגר אברהם
I am very pleased to announce that the AJL 2017 Annual Conference will be
in New York City. The dates are Monday to Wednesday, June 19 to 21. We have
a wonderful local committee, and I know that they will produce an
outstanding conference.
We are making two major changes for this conference. You
Hello. I recently contacted you with the good news of our 2017 conference
location. I asked anyone who would be likely to need a hotel room to
contact me. If you are likely to attend and likely to stay in a hotel, and
have not yet contacted me, I would very much appreciate hearing from you.
This
Many of you who were at our recent Charleston conference have already heard
about our next conference. I am sending out this announcement to both
hasafran and to our membership list to make sure that everyone interested
knows.
Our 2017 conference will be in New York City, Monday to Wednesday,
Hello. If you attended the NYC 2017 conference, please fill out the
attached survey. Please do not send it back to Hasafran, but rather send it
to
rosenbl...@brandeis.edu
We learn from these evaluations about how to improve our conferences in the
future. We appreciate your feedback, and thank you
Hello. If anyone has this list available, I would very much appreciate
receiving a copy. The dealer himself doesn't have it.
Thank you.
Jim
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James P Rosenbloom
Judaica Librarian, Brandeis University
National Conference Chair (and former president), Association of Jewish
Libraries
Library
The 2018 conference will be in Boston, June 18-20.
Let me use this opportunity to invite members to volunteer their city for
the 2019 conference. After several years on the East Coast, it would be
nice to move westward. If you are interested in working on the 2019
conference and a group of local
Hi. The rooms that we have reserved and their rates are guaranteed through
May 25. If you haven't yet registered, I recommend that you do this in the
near future. There may probably be rooms available after that, but there is
no obligation on the hotel's part to hold them.
If you have any
The full conference book, with the schedule and map of the Temple, is
available online on our AJL website. For your convenience, I list below the
locations for Monday morning activities prior to the opening luncheon.
Registration opens at 9AM. It is on the bottom floor of the Temple.
9-10:30
Hello. Unfortunately, there were errors in the text that was previously
sent. They have now been corrected, and the job description is now copied
below. I am sorry for any confusion. I remain happy to answer any questions
about the position
Jim Rosenbloom
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*The 2018 Annual Conference in Boston*
The conference will be held June 18-20 at Temple Israel in Boston. We have
reserved sleeping rooms at the Holiday Inn in Brookline, a half mile from
Temple Israel. Details about transportation and travel can be found below.
You can register for the
Hello. Brandeis is reposting the following job description, which is
slightly different from one previously posted. If you have any questions,
please feel free to contact me.
Jim
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It will be in Los Angeles
Jim Rosenbloom
On Tue, Mar 27, 2018 at 1:37 PM, Andrea Rapp wrote:
> Can someone tell me where what city will host in 2019?
> Andrea
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> Messages and opinions expressed on Hasafran are those of the individual
> author
> and are not
The recipient of this year's award is Elliot H Gertel. He served as
vice-president and president of the RAS Division, and for many years has
been our liaison to ALA. He has promoted our presence at ALA conferences
and has worked to make known the importance of Judaica librarians in the
library
Dear friends and colleagues -- I will be retiring after 43 years at
Brandeis. Monday will be my last day at work. I've enjoyed my years of
involvement with AJL and my interactions with many of you. I do not plan to
attend future conferences, but will remain a member. I will always be happy
to
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