*Because the Posen Library collection is curated by leading Jewish
scholars, you may already have on your shelves volumes of The Posen Library
of Jewish Culture and Civilization published by Yale University Press. You
and your patrons might also want to note that most of this material is also
*Dear Librarians.*
*You still have time to join this Tuesday’s online lecture from the Posen
Library of Jewish Culture and Civilization with the U.S. Holocaust Memorial
Museum, featuring its editors, David Roskies and Samuel Kassow.*
*Posen Library Vol 9: Catastrophe and Rebirth: 1939-1973 *
News for AJL librarians.
The Posen Library of Jewish Culture and Civilization is creating a new
series of Readers’ Discussion Guides that should stimulate lively
conversations and rich learning among your patrons, rabbis, congregation
book groups and teaching staff.
I'm proud to direct you to
I hope this week finds each of you in a productive, optimistic frame of
mind.
Today, Jan 27, International Holocaust Remembrance Day 2021, is focused on
the importance of education and truth. The circumstances of persecution,
imprisonment, genocide are often disputed by groups and individuals,
Welcome to Summer, Friends!
I expect that like myself, you are looking forward to a rich summer of real
and imagined travels. Here is an excerpt from Deborah Dash Moore, Posen
Library Editor in Chief’s recent SUMMER newsletter to registered users.
The entire message is posted in entirety at
I have recently heard interviews with the author Judy Batalion about her
latest riveting history, *THE LIGHT OF DAYS: **The Untold Story of Women
Resistance Fighters in Hitler’s Ghettos*. I have just begun reading the
500+ page account of its daring characters and find the Posen Digital
Library a
*Registration is still open for the Posen Library free live webinar
discussion about its latest volume, * *The Posen Library of Jewish Culture
and Civilization Volume 1, Ancient Israel, from Its Beginnings through 332
BCE*
I recommend some of the recent Holocaust Remembrance Day interviews with
our Posen Library’s Editor in Chief, Deborah Dash Moore.
Posen Library news from our Editor in Chief, Deborah Dash Moore, online@
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She shares an analysis of a
Print copies of *The Posen Library of Jewish Culture and Civilization,
Volume 1: Ancient Israel, from Its Beginnings through 332 BCE* are
available for purchase and you can explore its online content at The Posen
Digital Library.
Hello friends. I hope that you're doing well and will consider attending
the next Posen Library online webinar in two weeks with our partner/host
the Siegal Lifelong Learning program at Case Western Reserve University.
For two thousand years, Jews and Christians have been reading the Hebrew
*Hello Friends and Associates,*
*I hope that if you observe Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur that you had a
meaningful welcome to 5782.*
*Attached is my September newsletter containing some Posen Library news
about using the PDL as a research database tool. *
*There are some upcoming Posen Library
Librarians and academic curriculum staff,
Wishing you a Yom and Shana Tova and meaningful Shemini Atzeret /
Simchat Torah as we begin the annual cycle of reading the Torah.
I hope that you have registered and encouraged your patrons to use the free
Posen’s Digital Library for research and
Dear Friends and Professional Colleagues.
I hope that you have each signed up to directly receive Posen Library
newsletters from our Editor in Chief, Deborah Dash Moore. To commemorate
the Thanksgiving Holiday in the U.S. the text below is her latest message.
She also mentions the addition of
We are about to commemorate Tisha B’av tomorrow, the profound day of
mourning to commemorate the destruction of the First and Second Temples. When
searching “Solomon’s Temple” in the Posen Digital Library online database,
I find at least 45 results about the reigns of King David and King Solomon
*Colleagues and Friends.*
*Although Purim brings us to an annual event of gratitude that the Jewish
people of Persia were spared a violent end, we find our world in another
terrifying period. In reviewing the stories of the Posen Library volumes
and its digital pages I discover heroic
Dr. Dash Moore emphasizes the treasures within the Posen Library for
teachers, students and general library patrons.
Jewish Librarians: Are you representing the current five volumes of Posen
Digital Library of Jewish Culture and Civilization? Please note in the
April issue of Kirkus Review magazine.
"A *starred* KIRKUS review for The Posen Library of Jewish Culture and
Civilization, Volume Nine: Catastrophe
Featured in the recent July 15, 2022 Kirkus Reviews
*Featured in the recent August 2, 2022 Kirkus Reviews*
Register now for next month's free event with the Maltz Museum.
*Part of "Creating a Movement" Series! ** Behind the Camera: The
Photographers of This Light of Ours (Online)*
*November 18 | 12 pm | Free*
Join Dr. Deborah Dash Moore, Editor in Chief of the Posen Library of Jewish
Culture and
Friends. You still have time to join tomorrow's event with Posen Library
hosted by the Yiddish Book Center.
The Posen Library of Jewish Culture and Civilization is a vibrant, growing
collection curated by leading Jewish studies scholars. Spanning biblical
times to the 21st century, the Posen
Librarians:
The Posen Library of Jewish Culture and Civilization is a vibrant, growing
collection curated by leading Jewish studies scholars. Spanning biblical
times to the 21st century, the Posen Library offers unprecedented access to
excerpts from thousands of sources reflecting Jewish
Boker Tov Posen Library users and fans.
The Posen Library recommends resources from The Posen Digital Library (PDL)
collection to inspire your teaching, learning, and reflections during the
High Holiday Season. There are ideas for sermons and discussions
spotlighting images and texts from the
Enjoy reading some fascinating examples of Jewish Food culture from Posen
Library's latest newsletter.
*Am enjoying an excellent historical family memoir TEARS OVER RUSSIA: A
Search for Family and the Legacy of Ukraine’s Pogroms by Lisa Brahin with
vivid characters among Brahin’s ancestors. With the narrative of a dramatic
novel, the time period is post WWI. I’ve searched many of the events using
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