Vasile Lupu’s response to the request by the Khan of Crimea to return the Jews who had fled to Moldova following the riots there

1648

Birthday greetings

From Elena Finkel to her brother Heinrich

Bucharest, 1888

Back of a graduation photograph with the names of pupils from the commercial high school on it

Bucharest, May, 1889

Marriage license of Yanco Natan Shmil Schrager and Bracha Zeilic

Bucharest, June 15, 1902

Rennie Shraga’s 4th grade end-of-year report card

Bucharest, 1925

Rennie Shraga’s birth certificate

Bucharest, December 24, 1913

Woman wearing Romanian folk clothing

Postcard, printer: H. Horenstein

Bucharest, 1906

The synagogue in Caransebes

Postcard, printer: H. Rosenfeld

Ca. 1905

Caransebes, view of the city (right), the synagogue (left)

Postcard, printer: H. Perlfaster

1899

Teiuș (Tövis), views of the city, the synagogue on the right

Postcard, printer: Szabolcs Endre

1903

Solca, view of the village, the synagogue on the left

Postcard, printer: M.G.H.

Ca. 1912

The Great Synagogue in Târgu Mureş

Postcard, printer Revesz Bela

Elbe, ca. 1900

Târgu Mureş, the Great Synagogue on the left

Postcard, printer: Utannyomas Tilos

1941

Timișoara, the synagogue on the left

Postcard, printer: Gero Mano

1910

The synagogue in Timișoara

Postcard

1900

Timișoara, views of the city, the synagogue on the left

Postcard, printer: G. Trautman

1898

The synagogue in the Fabrik district of Timișoara

Postcard: printer; Laish Rosenberg

1903

The synagogue in Sfântu Gheorghe

Postcard

1907

The Orthodox synagogue in Sighet, Maramureș (Marmatiei)

Postcard

1898

The Orthodox synagogue in Sighet, Maramureș (Marmatiei)

Postcard, printer: Kaufmann ABR

1910

The synagogue in Săcueni

Postcard

1929

Reșița; public institutions and the Synagogue (left)

Postcard, printer: Otto Schartz

1928

Rădăuți, Ringplatz

Postcard. printer: Karl Schwidernoch

1899

Oradea Mara, view of the city, the Zion Synagogue on the right

Postcard, printer: M.J.BP.

1918

Oradea Mara, view of the city, the Zion Synagogue on the left

Postcard, printer: Zonnefeld

1923

The synagogue in Ludosol de Mureş

Postcard, printer: Joseph Gluck

1909

The synagogue in Balint

Postcard, printer: Weis Es Sziklat

Ca. 1905

The synagogue in Vatra Dornei

Postcard, printer: Eiseg Schafer

1908

The synagogue in the Fabrik district of Timișoara

Postcard, printer: G.B.T. 2206

1945

The synagogue in the Fabrik district of Timișoara

Postcard, printer: Libraria Galambos

1926

The synagogue in the Fabrik district of Timișoara

Postcard, printer: Cartea Romaneasca

1925

The synagogue in the Fabrik district of Timișoara

Postcard

1910

The synagogue in the Fabrik district, Timișoara, built in 1895

Postcard, printer: Edgar Schmidt

1899

The synagogue in the Fabrik district of Timișoara

Postcard

1910

The Orthodox Synagogue, Satu Mare

Postcard, printer: Levy Miksa

1905

Dej, overall view of the city

Postcard. printer: Medgyesi Lajos

1917

Timișoara, Gartenstrasse and the synagogue

Postcard, printer: K.J. BP

1917

Timișoara, views of the city, the synagogue in the center

Postcard

1899

Rădăuți; views of the city, the synagogue in the center

Postcard, printer: Leon Kenigoud

1900

Oradea Mara, view of the city, the Zion Synagogue in the center

Postcard, printer: Rotophot Vienne

1928

Oradea Mara, the Zion Synagogue on the left

Postcard, printer: E.K.D.F.

1905

Oradea Mara, in the center the Zion Synagogue

Postcard, printer: Joszef Lang

1902

Oradea Mara, the Zion Synagogue in the center

Postcard, printer: Pauker, Daniel

1900

Oradea Mara, views of the city, the synagogue on the left

Postcard, printer: Adolf Sonnenfeld

1900

The Synagogue, Cluj

Postcard, printer: Emil Schuster

1914

The Synagogue, Cluj

Postcard

1904

Rădăuți, Perthautzner street and the synagogue on the right

Postcard, printer: Herman Hertzberg

1899

Cluj, views of the city, on the right the synagogue

Postcard, printer: Kovats P. Fiai

1897

Bucharest, overall view

Postcard

1929

The Coral Synagogue, Bucharest

Postcard, printer: Ed. Maier and D. Stern

1918

Brăila, overall view

Postcard

Beginning of the 20th century

The synagogue in Bistrița

Postcard, printer: Gustav Zikeli

Alba Yulia, views of the city, on the left the synagogue

Postcard, printer: Karl Schwidernach

1898

Sfantu Gheorghe, views of the city, the synagogue on the left

Postcard

1901

Burial Society Hevrat Hesed Shel Emet, “Ze ha sha-ar”

Iași, 1875

Burial Society Hevrat Hesed Shel Emet, “Ze ha sha-ar”

Iași, 1875

Burial Society Hevrat Hesed Shel Emet, “Ze ha sha-ar”

Iași, 1875

Burial Society Hevrat Hesed Shel Emet, “Ze ha sha-ar”

Iași, 1875

Burial Society Hevrat Hesed Shel Emet, “Ze ha sha-ar”

Iasi, 1875

Burial Society Hevrat Hesed Shel Emet, “Ze ha sha-ar”

Iasi, 1875

Burial Society Hevrat Hesed Shel Emet, “Ze ha sha-ar”

Iasi, 1875

Burial Society Hevrat Hesed Shel Emet, “Ze ha sha-ar”

Iasi, 1875

Burial Society Hevrat Hesed Shel Emet, “Ze ha sha-ar”

Iași, 1875

Burial Society Hevrat Hesed Shel Emet, “Ze ha sha-ar”

Iași, 1875

Chaim ben Itzhak of Volozhin, “Nefesh ha-chayim” (Spirit of Life)

Burdujeni, 1849

Chaim ben Itzhak of Volozhin, “Nefesh ha-chayim” (Spirit of Life)

Burdujeni, 1849

Chaim ben Itzhak of Volozhin, “Nefesh ha-chayim” (Spirit of Life)

Burdujeni, 1849

Chaim ben Itzhak of Volozhin, “Nefesh ha-chayim” (Spirit of Life)

Burdujeni, 1849

Meir Leibush Malbim, “Megillat Esther with wonderful explanation”

Printers: Menashe HaCohen and Naftali Arie Wechsler

Bucharest, 1860

Yosef Mordechai Yechiel Tzvi HaCohen, “Divrei Tzadikim”

Printer: Maramoscher Actien-Buchdruckerei

Sighet, 1874

Meir Leibush Malbim, “Songs of the Soul”

Printer: Menashe HaCohen

Bucharest, 1860

Meir Leibush Malbim, “Songs of the Soul”

Printer: Menashe HaCohen

Bucharest, 1860

Meir Leibush Malbim, “The Torah and the Mitzvah”

Printer: Typographia Jiurnalului Nationalulu

Bucharest, 1860

“Ethics of the Fathers”

Printer: Israel Abraham Ben Yaacov

Iași, 1843

“Ethics of the Fathers”

Printer: Israel Abraham Ben Yaacov

Iași, 1843

Rabbi Chaim Ben Attar, “Sefer Chefetz”

Printers: Markovich and Freidman

Deva, 1928

“The Will of the Father, Talmud House of the Father”

Printer: Joseph Aharon Hirsch

Baclan, 1931

Introduction to the Book of Esther from the 17th century (from a facsimile)

Printed: by the Keren Kayemet L'Israel

Bucharest, 1948

Passover Hagaddah

Botoşani, ca. 1950

Passover Hagaddah

Botoşani, ca. 1950

Passover Hagaddah

Botoşani, ca. 1950

Passover Hagaddah

Botosani, around 1950

Passover Hagaddah

Printer: Azriel Greenberg and Sons

Botoşani, ca. 1950

Passover Hagaddah

Printed: stone-cut

Cluj, 1930

Passover Hagaddah

Printed: stone-cut

Cluj, 1930

Passover Hagaddah

Printed: stone-cut

Cluj, 1930

Passover Hagaddah

Printed; stone-cut

Cluj, 1930

Passover Hagaddah

Artist: Shlomo Yedidia Zelenfeld, printer: Braun Litografia

Cluj, 1930

Counting of the days in the month of Omer

Printer: Progressol

Iași, 1930

Counting of the days in the month of Omer

Printer: Progressol

Iași, 1930

Counting of the days in the month of Omer

Printer: Progressol

Iași, 1930

Counting of the days in the month of Omer

Printer: Progressol

Iași, 1930

Counting of the days in the month of Omer

Printer: Progressol

Iași, 1930

Counting of the days in the month of Omer

Printer: Centrala

Sighet, 1930

Counting of the days in the month of Omer

Printer: Centrala

Sighet, 1930

Prayer

Hand-written in ink on parchment

1866

“Last lamentations”, a bitter eulogy about the Kishinev (Chişinău) pogrom and its victims

Iași, 1903

“Last lamentations”, a bitter eulogy about the Kishinev (Chişinău) pogrom and its victims

Iași, 1903

“Last lamentations”, a bitter eulogy about the Kishinev (Chişinău) pogrom and its victims

Iași, 1903

“The Oak Mourns”, a Yiddish poem in memory of Zelig Mogolesko

Printer: Letz Rabinovich

Iași, ca. 1920

Obituary for Abraham Izsak

1920

Obituary for Israel Harnik

1920

“Yartzeit” tablet

Printer: Tizian-Zinkografia

Cluj, ca. 1925

Counting of the days in the month of Omer

Printer: Centrala

Sighet, 1930

Certificate given to Joseph Wertheimer

Bucharest, 1876

“Song for Zion” by Hillel Kahane

Printer: Elisha Halpern

Botoşani, 1883

Receipt of purchase for a seat in the tradesmen’s synagogue

Galați, April 17, 1901

Prayer for the victory of our armies

Ca. 1915

Prayer

Artist: Yossi Punim

1893

Prayer, micrography

Printed: stone-cut

Mizrachi “Shviti” Tablet

Stone-cut print and ink on paper

Sighet, ca. 1920

Song for Purim “Shoshana Yaakov Tzahala and Simcha”

Printer: Tzatz Helman

Iași, ca. 1920

“When the month of Adar begins it brings great joy”

Printer: Mendel Wieder

Sighet, ca. 1925

“When the month of Adar begins it brings great joy”

Printers: Lichtenstein and Kamp

Simlao Silvani, ca. 1920

“When the month of Adar begins it brings great joy”

Printer: Abraham Schecter

Oradea Mara, ca. 1920

Succot decoration, Satu Mare

Artist: Walter Salomon, Cluj, printers: Kleinman and Heimlich

Ca. 1930

Sukkah decoration

Artist: Walter Salomon, printer: Lito Schildkraut

Cluj, ca. 1930

Bar Mitzvah prayer

Iași, 1925

Bar Mitzvah prayer

Iași, 1925

Ketubah, unfilled

Printer: Zvi Moskowitz

Margarten, 1925

Ketubah, unfilled

Ca. 1900

Ketubah for Shevuout or six hundred and thirteen commandments

Bucharest, ca. 1925

Ketubah for Shevuout or six hundred and thirteen commandments

Bucharest, ca. 1925

Ketubah, unfilled

Printer: Rubinstein Brothers

Oradea, ca. 1925

Ketubah

The groom: Moshe Shmuel, the bride: Figa Golda.

Botoşani, the wedding was held on 8 Elul 5794, August 27, 1944

Ketubah

The bridegroom: Itzhak ben Ya'akov, the bride: Hindel bat Gabriel

Arad, the wedding was held on the 12th of Heshvan 5681, October 14, 1920

Ketubah

The groom: Ya'akov Tzvi HaCohen ben Shlomo, the bride: Sarit Shrinze

Bucharest, the wedding was held on the 17th of Tevet 5664, January 5, 1904

Good-luck charm for mother and baby

Sato Mare, ca. 1925

Good-luck charm for mother and baby

Sato Mare, ca. 1925

Good-luck charm for mother and baby, “to protect the child”

print on paper

Ca. 1925

Good-luck charm for mother and baby

Ca. 1925

Good-luck charm for mother and baby, “to protect the child”

printer; Hirsch

Sato Mare, ca. 1910

Good-luck charm, against “the experienced evil eye”

Printer: Hirsch

Satu Mare, ca. 1910

Good-luck charm

The printer: Meir Leib Hirsch

Sato Mare, 1925

Good-luck charm for mother and baby

Oradea Mara, ca. 1925

Good-luck charm for mother and baby

Printers: Micrography by Tzvi Hirsh Samuel of Mureş and Assareli

Târgu Mureş, ca. 1925

Good-luck charm for mother and baby, “to protect the child”

Margita, ca. 1910

Good-luck charm for mother and baby

Printing: Chaim Schoenfeld

Baclan, ca. 1910

Good-luck charm for mother and baby, “to protect the child”

Sato Mare, 1920

Laws concerning the legal status of Jews living in Romania

August 9, 1940

Good-luck charm for mother and baby, “to protect the child”

Satu Mare, 1930

Letter from a nephew to his uncle

Jaffa, August 12, 1912

Certificate of Appreciation awarded to Samuel Froimescu by King Ferdinand I for his participation as a soldier in World War I

Bucharest, 1924

A New Year’s greeting card painted by a pupil of Athena Diamantberger, signed by Aurora Moscieliano

Craiova, 1908

A souvenir postcard received by Athena Diamantberger from the “Young Jewish Women’s Ball in Craiova” signed by Astrid Zissu

February, 1906

The Jewish Quarter in Bucharest; part of a city map drawn by Dimitra Papazuglo

1871

Cover page from Rabbi Meir Leibush Malbim’s book, “The Torah and the Mitzvah”

Typographia Jiurnalului Nationalulu

Bucharest, 1860

Page from Rabbi Meir Leibush Malbim’s book, “The Torah and the Mitzvah”

Typographia Jiurnalului Nationalulu

Bucharest, 1860

A prayer that was used in synagogue and usually placed on the stage

Artist: Yosef Punim

1893-1894

Shviti plaque

Sighet, ca. 1920

Authorization for purchase of a place in the craftsmen’s synagogue

Galați, April 17, 1901

Shiviti plaque  

Oradea Mara, ca. 1930

Mizrach plaque

Moshe ben Aharon Meir Galov

ca. 1946 

Receipt for the purchase of a seat in the synagogue

Galați, 1928(?)

New Year’s (Rosh Hashana) greeting card

Bucharest, 1908

Happy New Year’s postcard from Leopold and Mrs. Fisch in Hebrew, German and Hungarian

Romania, ca. 1920

Happy New Year greeting postcard

Bucharest, New Year 1907

Sukkah Decoration

Artist: Walter Salamon, Cluj, Printer: Lito Shildkraut

Cluj, ca. 1930 

Sukkah Decoration

Artist: Walter Salomon, Cluj, Printers: Kleinman and Heimlich

Sato Mara, ca. 1930

Simchat Torah Flag

Ca. 1930

Purim Poem “Shoshanat Yaakov Tzahalah ve-Samecha” (Yaacov’s Rosary, Rejoice, rejoice)

Author: Z. Hellmann

Iași, ca. 1920

“Mishe-Nichnas Adar Marbin Be-Simchah” (When the month of Adar arrives we should increase our joy)

Printer: Abraham Schaechter

Oradea Mara, ca. 1920

“Mishe-Nichnas Adar Marbin Be-Simchah” (When the month of Adar arrives we should increase our joy)

Printer: Mendil Vider

Sighet, ca. 1925

Passover Haggadah

artist: Shlomo Yedidia Zelinfreund

Cluj, 1938

Passover Haggadah

artist: Shlomo Yedidia Zelinfreund

Cluj, 1938

Passover Haggadah

artist: Shlomo Yedidia Zelinfreund

Cluj, 1938

Passover Haggadah

printer, Azriel Greenberg & Sons

Botoșani, 1950

Passover Haggadah

printer, Azriel Greenberg and Sons

Botoșani, 1950

Passover Haggadah

printer, Azriel Greenberg and Sons

Botoșani, 1950

“Sefirat ha-Omer” (Counting the Omer)

Sighet, 1930

“Sefirat ha-Omer” (Counting the Omer), detail

printer, Centrala

Sighet, ca. 1930

“Sefirat ha-Omer” (Counting the Omer), detail

printer, Centrala

Sighet, ca.1930

“Sefirat ha-Omer” (Counting the Omer)

printer, Progressol

Iași, 1930

“Sefirat ha-Omer” (Counting the Omer), detail

printer, Progressol

Iași, 1930 

“Sefirat ha-Omer” (Counting the Omer), detail

printer, Progressol

Iași, 1930

Iosef Aroneanu’s business card

Bacău, 1920

Eva Aroneanu’s personal card

Bacău, 1936

Ițcu (Isac) Braunştein with classmates from his religious studies class, back of picture with dedication and student’s names

Bacău, 1925

Invitation to the wedding ceremony of Evelina Aroneanu and Isac Braunştein at the Rabbi Israel Synagogue on Leca Street

Bacău, April 6, 1941

Rabbi Natan Neta Hannover, “Yeven metsula” (The Abyss of Despair)

Venice

1653

Sophie Karp at the Grand Theater in New York

Advertisement for the play Di tsvey Kuni Lemls (The Two Kuni-Lemls)

Bucharest

1880

Cover of the score of the musical Shulamit by Avram Goldfaden

Odessa

1883

Advertisement for the play “The Fifth Commandment” by Mr. Goldfaden, music by Mr. Mogulescu The last show of the Trupa Israelita de Operete din Cernauti (The Operetta Jewish Troupe of Cernauti directed by C. Juvelier

Iaşi

1892

Advertisement for the play Rabbi Ioselman sau Aparatorul Talmudului (Rabbi Ioselman or the defender of the Talmud )

Iaşi

1892

Advertisement for the play “Dora, or the Beggar Millionaire” by Mr. Shiferstein, music by Mr. Mogulescu Trupa Israelita de Operete din Cernauti (The Operetta Jewish Troupe of Cernauti directed by C. Juvelier)

Iaşi

1892

Advertisement for the play “The child in the forest” by Mr. Shaikelevici, music by Mr. Iarochovski

Iaşi

1892

Advertisement for the play “Sacrifice of Isaac and the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah” Biblical Operetta in four acts originally written by Mr. A. Goldfaden

Iaşi

May 7, 1896

Advertisement for the play Ischo-Rah(The wicked woman) Operetta in 4 acts and 6 scenes by Lateiner Performed by The German Jewish Operetta Troupe from America directed by Mr. S. M. Krausse will perform At the Coloseul Regal (Circul Sidoli )

Galati?

February 4 1905, 21:00

Teatru Circ Sidoli (Theater Circus Sidoli) The members of the society Die jugend fur Zion, Section Dr. Niemerower will perform in favor of the organization the well known Zionist play “Ben Israel” the 5 acts and 32 scenes operetta written by the famous author Prof. M. Horowitz from America, with music written by the genial Artist S. Mogulescu

Iaşi

Sunday, June 20, 1899

The Jewish Operetta Troupe will perform for the first time the well known Operetta at The Apollo Garden (Ex Pomul Verde) Advertisement for “The Honor or The parents’ curse” The 4 acts and 30 scenes comedy written by Mr. L. Latainer, Music by A. Perlmuter

Iaşi

Wednesday, August 14, 1896

Advertisement for a Literary and Musical Matinee in favor of the “Ben Israel” emigrants with the participation of many ladies from the Iasi society, including Miss. Etty Saphir and Mr. Friptu Fumuam, Mr. Michelson, Mr. Rosenthal, and Mr. Mittelmann at the Teatru Circ Sidoli (Theater Circus Sidoli)

Iasi

Sunday, May 14, 19:00

Advertisement for the play Doctorul Almasado (Doctor Almasado) operetta by Goldfaden, music by Perlmutter Performance by an amateur troupe at the Coloseul Regal (Teatru-Circ Sidoli) in favor of a poor family

Iaşi

May 21, 1905

Poem in honor of Abraham Goldfaden by the actor Zalman Helmanscu

c. 1885

Announcement for the inauguration of the Baraşeum Jewish Theater with the musical comedy “The Box of Illusions”

Bucharest

1942

Announcement of a musical event at the Baraşeum Jewish Theater

Bucharest

1942

Advertisement for the play “The Witch” by Avram Goldfaden The IKUF Jewish Theater , Friday, June 26 1946, Astoria Garden

Bucharest

1946

Program of the play “Dos togbukh fun Anna Frank” (The Diary of Anne Frank) by Frances Goodrich at the Teatrul Evreiesc de Stat, TES Pages of the program relating the story of Anna Frank, and the scene sketch design

Bucharest

1957

Molly Picon in “Tzipke Faier”

Bucharest

1921

Advertisement for the play “Uriel Acosta”

Program of the play “Dos togbukh fun Anna Frank” (The Diary of Anne Frank) by Frances Goodrich Cast list with actors’ names and roles, and stage designers’ photos and names

Bucharest

1957

Program of the play “Dos togbukh fun Anna Frank” (The Diary of Anne Frank) by Frances Goodrich Cast list with actors’ names and photos

Bucharest

1957

Program of the play “Dos togbukh fun Anna Frank” (The Diary of Anne Frank) by Frances Goodrich Performance photos

Bucharest

1957

Dina König in “Femeia Misterioasa” (The mysterious woman) at the Jewish Theater – Toynbeehalle, Strada Turcească No 6

Bucharest

July 11, 1923

Advertisement for the play “Lachen iz Gezunt” (Laughter is Healthy) by Shalom Aleichem’s, The Iaşi Yiddish Theater

Iaşi

1958

Advertisement for the show “Idish” (Yiddish) Teatrul Evreiesc de Stat Bucharest, TES, Director Maia Morgenstern

Bucharest

2018-2019

Title page of Statutele Societatii de Gimnastica, Scrima si Lectura Aurora (Statues of the association for gymnastics, fencing and lecture, Aurora)

Program of performances by the Vilner Trupe in the Lieblich (Jigniţa) Garden Theater directed by J. Goldenberg

Bucharest

c.1925

Advertisement for Shalom Aleichem’s plays at the Bukareshter Yidishe Teater-Studie: Der farkishefter shnayder (The bewithched tailor) directed by Iacov Sternberg, Saturday, May 31, 1930 and “A Night in the Old Market” directed by Iacov Sternberg, Sunday, June first 1, 1930

Bucharest

1930

The First Maccabiah Logo

Tel Aviv

1932

Sidy Thal

Advertisement for the play “Camuflaj” by Alexandru Mirodan

Bucharest

1969

Alexandru Mirodan, “Contract special de închiriat oameni” (Special Contract for Renting People)

1971

Israil Bercovici, Hundert yor yidish teater in Rumenye, 1876–1976 (One Hundred Years of Yiddish Theater in Romania)

Bucharest

1976

The symbol of Aurora, Societate de gimnastica, scrimă și lectură (Aurora, The association for gymnastics, fencing and lecture)

The letter of Motzi Spakow to the Romanian Boxing Federation, published on September 18th, 1936

Logo of Macabi Bucureşti

Heiman Tiktin, Romanian-German Dictionary

Bucharest

1903-1925

Rabbi Natan Neta Hannover, Yeven Metsula

Venice

1653

Heimann Tiktin, Romanian Grammar

1883

Lazăr Șăineanu, Studiu dialectologic asupra graiului evreo-german (A Dialectologic Study on Judeo-German Speech)

Bucharest

1889

Lazăr Șăineanu, Basmele române în comparațiune cu legendele antice clasice și în legătură cu basmele popoarelor învecinate și ale tuturor popoarelor romanice (Romanian Fairy Tales as Compared to the Legends of Classical Antiquity and Those of All Romanice Latin Peoples)

Bucharest: Inst. de Arte Grafice Carol Göbl

1895

Map of Roman Dacia

Invitation to a conference where Dr. Wilhelm Filderman, president of the Romanian Jewish Federation, would speak

Bucharest, 1932

“Romanian in Tarshiha”

Article in the Herut newspaper

March 4, 1949

Unity of  Romania, poster in memory of fallen Jewish soldiers from Fălticeni who gave their lives for Romania’s Reunification War, 1916-1920

An order by the Mayor of Piteşti, Colonel Alexandru Ioan, allowing Jews to shop for only one hour between 9 and 10 in the morning

Piteşti, December 11, 1941

Jew of Breslau taking the Oath More Judaico (Jewish oath)

print

Breslau, 17th century

Rabbi Natan Neta Hannover, “Yeven metsula” (The Abyss of Despair)

Venice, 1653

Synagogue

Bistrița, 1902

Mourners prayer

1866

Yiddish poster calling on Jews to vote for Jewish National party candidates in Senatorial and Parliamentary elections

Chişinău, 1922

Yosef Shlomo Delmedigo

Engraving by W. Delf after a painting by C. Duster, 1628

“Ziv” a workbook for children (back of the book)

Publisher: Tarbut (Culture)

Chişinău, 1940

The text of the Jewish oath (“Foie de Juramant, More Judaica”)

Iasi, 1836

The Zion Synagogue

Postcard, printer: Lang Jozsef

Oradea, 1902

Municipality building and Jewish-owned stores: Hertz, H. Kestenbaum

postcard

Satu Mare, early 20th century

Booklet in Romanian for the 4th Zionist Congress in London

1900

Refugees from Romania arriving at the transit camp in Atlit

Zoltan Kluger

1944

“Alon Bachot” (Poem of Praise) in honor of Zelig Mogulescu

Iași, 1920

Election poster calling on Jews to vote for the Jewish National party

Chişinău, 1931

Postcard encouraging vocational education for orphans in Transylvania

Ca. 1920

Letter by Ștefan Tomșa, Prince of Moldova, to the Governor of Lvov

1612

A share from ‘Hovevei Zion’ for the purchase of land in Eretz Israel

Galați, June 1895

Certificate of Appreciation awarded by King Ferdinand I to Samuel Froimescu for his participation as a soldier during World War I, 1916-1918

Bucharest, 1924

The Jewish community building and the cultural center

postcard

Tirgu Mures, 1931

The Neolog Synagogue

Postcard, printer: D.T.C.L.

Cluj, 1904

“Ziv”, a workbook for children

Culture Publishing

Chişinău, 1940

“Pulă. Revistă de pulă modernă. Organ universal” (Prick, Journal of the Modern Prick, The Universal Organ)

Bucharest, October 1, 1931

Page from a booklet in Romanian for the 4th Zionist Congress in London

1900

The death announcement of Yisrael Harnick

1920

Announcement for the “Spring Ball” organized by the Jewish community in the city’s theater

Piteşti, March 9, 1929

Advertisement for the Alcalay & Co. bookstore

1848-1883

Decree of Deportation of the Jews from Moldova, issued by Prince Petru Șchiopul

January 8, 1579

Certificate of Appreciation awarded by King Ferdinand I to Herman Engelberg for his participation as a soldier during the Great War for Civilization, 1916-1921

Bucharest, 1924

A poster calling for donations through the JNF’s blue box

Romania, 1930's

The king’s approval to the request for equal rights for the Jews of Wallachia; submitted to Prince Grigore Alexandru Ghica, signed by 87 Jews

March 19, 1857

Tirgu Mureş, Petőfi Square; on the right Jeno Rosenfeld’s shop

postcard

early 20th century

The Orthodox Synagogue

Postcard, printer: Lowy Miksa

Satu Mare, 1905

“His ashes in her flaming cup /And vain is all his might of silver and gold”; Headline of a page from the Pinkas of the Hevra Kadisha

Bacău, 1771

A document in which Jews living in Wallachia at least partially are mentioned

Turkey, 1568

Regulations of the Central Committee for the Immigration of Romanian Jews

Galați, 1882

A letter from “The Romanian Jewish Emancipation Committee” to the Prime Minister of France requesting his intervention with the Romanian government on behalf of the Romanian Jews

October 15, 1913

Title page from the anti-Semitic comedy, “Paragraph 37 or Palestine in Iași” by Ioan Lupescu

Focşani ,1875

The Great Synagogue

Postcard, printer: Revesz Bela

Târgu Mureș, ca. 1900

Jewish-owned shops, Cisnadiei Street

postcard

Sibiu

“Lend a hand to rescue! Appeal for fundraising and donations”

Poster designed by Shamir

1943

Memorandum from Moses Schwarzfeld to the Prime Minister of Romania on the Jewish Situation

1900?

“What shall aught profit mortal man/ Whose latter end adjoins the grave?” Headline of a page from the Pinkas of the Hevra Kadisha

Bacău, 1771

A souvenir postcard received by Athena Diamantberger from the ball organized by the young Jewish women’s club, “Speranța” (Hope)

Craiova, February 11, 1906

Map of Jewish settlements in Romania from the 14th to 19th centuries with a description of the settlements as established during the various periods

Jewish immigrants from Eastern Europe greeted with open arms by their American brethren

Prize-winning picture, late 19th century

A letter sent by the mayor of Focşani to I. Goliger, requesting his participation in a committee established to deal with prisoners and discharged soldiers

Focşani, April 22, 1918

The Pentateuch Stories with paintings, Book Two, Names, published by Pinchas Lev-Tov

Back of the book, list of books that were published and those to be published.

Bălți, 1925

Kălimănescu, ‘Jidanii in Romania’ (The Jews in Romania), anti-Semitic booklet

Iași, 1865

“Shviti” (Mizrachi) tablet

Chromolithography

Oradea Mara, ca. 1930

The Orthodox Synagogue

Postcard, printer: Gluck Jozsef

Maros Ludastrol (Ludosul De Muraș), 1909

Advertisement showing registration dates for illegal immigrants from the League for Protection of Resident’s Rights

Gadansky Restaurant, Tel Aviv, 1941

Alge (Algae) II, (Journal of Modern Art)

Bucharest, October 13-21, 1930

Frontispiece of the Pinkas of the Hevra Kadisha

Bacău, 1771

Advertisement for Jean Feder’s Musical Instruments shop

Calea Victoriei

Bucharest, ca. 1910

Poster for a concert and the first party for Romanian refugees

London, March 6, 1901

Diploma of law awarded to Valeriu Emilian

Bucharest, December 4, 1944

Poster calling for donations through the JNF’s blue box

Romania, 1930's

“Yediat Hateva” (Knowledge of Nature) for the 3rd year of elementary school, (according to the official program)

Back of the book, list of published books and those to be published.

Bălți, 1925

The Pentateuch Stories with paintings, Book Two, Names, published by Pinchas Lev-Tov

Bălți, 1925

Map of Southern Central Europe, including Wallachia, Moldova and Transylvania

Jonas Hunter (1498-1549)

16th century

“Mizrachi” tablet

Printer: Mandelvider

Sighet, 1920

The City of Tel Aviv announces the closure of all entertainment facilities following the death of 700 Jewish immigrants aboard the refugee ship “Struma”

poster, (English)

Tel Aviv, 1941

Pinkas of the Hevra Kadisha, the list of members

Iași, 1875

Diploma of law awarded to Melania Herşcovici, 1931-1934

Bucharest, February 8, 1963

The Zionist anthem “Tikvatenu”

Postcard printed in Vitebsk, Russia, 1902

“Yediat Hateva” (Knowledge of Nature) for the 3rd year of elementary school (according to the official program)

Publisher: Pinchas Lev-Tov

Bălți, 1925

A certificate of Romanian citizenship granted to David Goliger of Bârlad

January 31, 1904

Moses Montefiore watches the crowd from his hotel window gathered in the square below

Bucharest, August 29, 1867

‘Praștia’

Piatra Neamț, 1836

Wallachia

Engraving from: "The Nuremberg Chronicle", 1493

15th century

Burial Society Hevrat Hesed Shel Emet, “Ze ha sha-ar”

Iași, 1875

An Orthodox synagogue

Postcard, printer: Kaufmann ABR.

Sighet, Maramureș, 1910

“Romania’s Part in the Redemption of Eretz Israel”

1925

“Who is to blame for stopping the immigration?”

Frontispiece of the Pinkas of the Hevra Kadisha

Iași 1875

Advertisement for N. Mishonzniky’s Musical Conservatory Shop

Bucharest, 1915

Newspaper advertisement offering transatlantic cruises on high-speed French and English ships for those wanting to emigrate to the United States

Official invitation to the Focşani Conference

1881

Certificate awarded to Melania Herşcovici from the “Notre Dame de Zion” High School

Galați, 1930

Announcement in Romanian and Yiddish for registration at the boys’ elementary school “Junimea”

Legislative approval for citizenship granted to David Goliger of Bârlad

Bucharest, 1903

Letter from Moses Montefiore to Carol I of Romania, August 21, 1867 and Prince Carol’s reply to Montefiore, August 30, 1867

The Organic Regulations

1832

Commercial street; in the center a Jewish-owned shop “Honig Josef”

postcard

Sighet, 1917

Nicolae (Moshe, Miklos) Klein’s travel document to Israel

Bucharest, November 25, 1958

The synagogue in the Fabrik district

Postcard, printer: Rosenberg Laiush

Timișoara, 1903

The City of Tel Aviv announces the closure of all entertainment facilities following the death of 700 Jewish immigrants aboard the refugee ship “Struma”

poster, (Hebrew)

Tel Aviv, 1941

“unu” (one), cover page of issue 10

Illustration: Victor Brauner

Bucharest, February 1929

Pinkas of the Hevra Kadisha, “Hevra Chesed Shel Emet”

Iași, 1875

Advertisement offering English classes for those interested in immigrating to the United States

1902

The Romanian-Jewish school ‘Focsaneanu’ designed by architect A. G. Davidescu

Postcard

Bucharest, 1904

Page from language textbook and grammar for older beginners, Part One

Publisher: Star

Cernăuți, 1920-1921

The first page of a letter written in Hebrew by Salomon Focșaner of Fălticeni to the President of Alliance in Paris

June 24, 1867

Burial Society Hevrat Hesed Shel Emet, “Ze ha sha-ar”

Iași, 1875

Dej, general view

postcard

A boarding pass for the “Struma” illegal immigration ship in the name of David Stoliar, with articles about its sinking

December, 1941

Caricature which mocks Jews who “migrate on foot” to Palestine

Language textbook and grammar for older beginners, Part One

Publisher: Star

Cernăuți, 1920-1921

Invoice from the “Belmont Palace” jewelry store in Karol Kestenbaum’s handwriting

Bucharest, December 4, 1943

A group of Jews with the body of a friend who was drowned

Postcard, 1867

Burial Society Hevrat Hesed Shel Emet, “Ze ha sha-ar”

Iași, 1875

Burial Society Hevrat Hesed Shel Emet, “Ze ha sha-ar”

Iasi, 1875

Prayer for the victory of our army

1916

Cluj, early 20th century

postcard

Page from Drasha le Bar Mitzvah

Iași, 1925

A boarding pass for the “Struma” illegal immigration ship in the name of David Stoliar

December, 1941

Expense report for the “Elisabetheu” retirement home, 1881-1882

Bucharest, 1883

Poster in memory of fallen Jewish soldiers from Palticeni who fought for a unified Romania 1916-1920

The Belmont Palace jewelry store, interior and exterior views

Bucharest, ca. 1935

Synagogue

Vatra Dornei, early 20th century

Views of the city, on the right the Neolog Synagogue

postcard

Cluj, 1897

“Integral, a journal of modern synthesis”, edited by Max Hermann Maxy

Bucharest, 1925

Drasha le Bar Mitzvah (Bar Mitzvah Speech)

Iași, 1925

Statutes of the Jewish Community

Pitești, 1932

Certificate of Recognition given to businessman David Goliger by Ferdinand I, King of Romania

Bucharest, 1915

Stamp of “The Society of Hovevei Tzion (Lovers of Zion) of Bacau”

Bacău, 1892

“Drumeti din Iași, Jetias Romania”, (Immigrants on Foot from Iași, Departing Romania), a single edition newspaper for immigrants on foot

Iași, 1900

A request for assistance from the “Zwas” Jewish craftsmen CU association in Botoşani to Alliance in Paris following the Peasant uprising

March 24, 1907

‘Infruntarea jidovilor asupra legii si obiceiurilor lor’ (Resistance to the Jews, their Laws and Customs)

Iași, 1803

The synagogue in the courtyard of the Admor

Vijnița (Vizhnitz)

Map of the city

Cluj, 1617

Statutes of the Jewish Community, title page

Pitești, 1932

Stamp of “The Organization of agricultural workers from Iași in Eretz Israel”

Iași, 1882

“From the Road: First Letter to Mother”, from “Femeia, Bas Ami”, a single issue newspaper for immigrants on foot dedicated to women

Bârlad, 1900

Hotel Splendid, Calea Victoriei 59, designed by Leonida Negrescu in 1898

Postcard

Bucharest, 1910

“Leshon Hazahav, Abecedar Ebraic” (The Golden Tongue); pages from a Hebrew study book for Jewish elementary schools by Abraham Shlomo Gold

Ploeşti, , 1895

A call for help for members of the Jewish community in Podu’ Iloaei destroyed during the Peasant uprising

March 5, 1907

‘Intocmirea aurită’ (The Golden Order)

Iași, 1771

The synagogue of the Sadagura (Sadagora) Hasidim

Postcard

Sadagura, 1915

The synagogue of the Sadagura (Sadagora) Hasidim

Postcard

1900

Invitation to the circumcision of Maier – son of Mrs. and Mr. Iosef H. Brociner, born August 15, 1925

Galați, August 1925

“Femeia, Bas Ami”, a single issue newspaper for immigrants on foot dedicated to women

Bârlad, 1900

Letter from the mayor of Focșani to engineer I. Goliger, confirming his appointment as head of the Jewish community, according to the law of urban organization

Focșani, March 10, 1915

Stamp of “The Organization of agricultural workers from Galați in Eretz Israel”

Galați, 1882

Song for the ‘fusgeyers’ (immigrants on foot)

Bacău?, 1900

An engineer’s diploma awarded to Marcel Goliger from the Polytechnic School

Bucharest, 1926

“Leshon Hazahav, Abecedar Ebraic” (The Golden Tongue), a Hebrew studies book for Jewish elementary schools by Abraham Shlomo Gold

Ploeşti, 1895

A letter from Martin Buber to Bernard Lazare in which he asks him to write an article about the Jews of Romania for the ‘Der Jude’ Journal

Graz, April 10, 1903

Certificate of Recognition awarded to Ilie Zachary for his participation in the Romanian Exhibition on the 40th anniversary of the reign of Carol I (1866) and the 25th anniversary of the unification of the Kingdom of Romania in 1881

Bucharest, 1906

Lazlow Square

Oradea, early 20th century

The Jewish cemetery, part of the map of the city

Bucharest

Jewish-owned shops

postcard

Dorohoi, early 20th century

Stamp of “The Workers Organization in the Holy Land from Focșani”, 1881

Focşani, 1881

‘Dati ajutor’ (Help us), a single edition newspaper

Bârlad, April 22, 1900

“Regel haieladim, Abecedar Ebraic” (Children’s Exercises), a Hebrew studies book for Jewish schools by Isaac David Bally

Bucharest, 1882

An appeal from the ‘Organization of the desperate Jewish Craftsmen’ from Bucharest to help with mass emigration

Bucharest, June 15, 1902

The ceremony held in honor of Prince Carol’s visit to the Beit Ya’akov synagogue

Iași, June 19, 1867

General view, on the right is the Zion Synagogue

Oradea, 1918

“Shir le-Tzion” (A Song of Zion), in honor of Pidyon Haben, by Hillel Kahana

Printer: Elisha Halpern

Botoşani, 1883

‘Die Hoffnung’ (Hatikvah), a Yiddish periodical founded by Eliezer Rokach

Piatra Neamț, March, 1882

Portrait of Rabbi Aba, the Sephardic rabbi of Craiova

Printer: Tipo Litografia Nationala Ralian si Ignat Samitca

Craiova, ca. 1925

Certificate of Appreciation awarded by King  Carol I to Jewish soldier Marcus Alter of Bacău for his participation as a soldier in the Balkan War

1913

A call for mass emigration by the Association of Jewish Craftsmen of Bucharest

Bucharest, 1902

The Proclamation of Islaz

June 11, 1848

Eva Klein’s graduating class picture from the girls’ academic high school

Arad, 1952

Timisoara, Garten Street and the synagogue

postcard, printed: K. J. BP.

1917

HP75

Bucharest, 1924

Birth certificate for the son of Mirca and Salomon Goligher, his name after the circumcision, Jacob Herşcu

Bârlad, 1863

Jewish-owned shops on Cuza Voda Street

Postcard

Iași, early 20th century

Diploma, Graduate of Law and accreditation awarded to Octavio Goliger by the University of Bucharest

Bucharest, 1933

An antisemitic notice by the Romanian students against the visit of Bernard Lazare

Bucharest, May 7, 1902

Constantin Alexandru Rosetti’s appeal to the revolutionaries to protect Bucharest during the Revolution

August, 1848

The Rabbi’s courtyard, on the right the Klaus Synagogue

Buhuşi

A view of the city, on the left a synagogue

Postcard, printer: Karl Schwidwrnoch

Alba Iulia, 1898

Octaviu Goliger’s “Unirea” high school diploma received from the Romanian Ministry of Education

Focşani, 1929

‘Jesreel ‘, the Hebrew weekly founded and edited by Eliezer Rokach, devoted to immigration and the need to establish Jewish settlements in Israel

January, 1881

Jacob Marmorosch’s place of business on Lipscani Street

Bucharest, ca. 1850

A deportation decree by the mayor of Tansa, Vaslui district, for the Jew Iosub David

Tansa, Negrești, December 15, 1906

The Great Synagogue

Rădăuți, 1912

“Contimporanul” (Contemporary), Nos. 50-51

Bucharest, 1924

Amulet, “Whisper to the Evil Eye”

Printer: Hirsch, Satu Mare

Satu Mare, ca. 1910

Iuliu Barasch

Lawyer’s certificate awarded to Silviu Goliger from the Romanian Bar Association

Bucharest, 1922

A deportation order by the mayor for the Jew, Moise Greenberg

Valea Arinilor, Bacău  District, January 17, 1894

The Coral Synagogue

Postcard

Cernăuți, 1912

Samuel Pineles’ letter to Herzl, in which he announces his joining the Zionist movement after reading the “The Jewish State”

January, 1897

Amulet for Mother and baby, Mazal Tov

Printer: Tzvi Hirsch Samuel of Marosvásárhely (Târgu Mureș)

Târgu Mureş, ca. 1925

Rabbi Meir Leibush Ben Yechiel Michal (Malbim), Rabbi of Bucharest, 1856-1864

Aharon Yehudah Leib Horowitz, Romania and America, Berlin, 1874

Clara Klein’s employment card (as a baker)

Arad, 1948

The main street  

Bacău, early 20th century

“Hasmonaea”, journal of Zionist students

Bucharest, 1924

Announcement for Golda Meir’s lecture on the Evian Conference and emigration of Romanian Jews to the United States and Palestine

'Mapai', Haifa branch

August 6, 1938

Souvenir postcard from the First Zionist Congress in Basel with portraits of Herzl, Nordau, Karpel Lippa and Samuel Pineles

Postcard, printed in Galatz in 1898

Amulet for child

Satu Mare, 1920

Advertisement for August Zwoelfer’s Mirror Factory, Calea Griviței 135

Bucharest, 1939

Jewish-owned stores near the National Theater on Justiției Street

postcard

Craiova, early 20th century

The synagogue in the Admor’s court

Postcard

Viznița (Vizhnitz), Bucovina, early 20th century

Advertisment for “Herdan’s Flour Mill”

Bucharest, ca. 1900

A picture depicting the funeral of the Admor Yitzchak Friedman of Buhuşi

District of Neamț, 1896

The building of the Basel Stadtcasino, where the First Zionist Congress was convened in 1897

Ketubah (Marriage Contract)

Bridegroom: Mordechai Halevy, Bride; Hannah Feibish

Bucharest, 1948

Regina Bercovici’s Report Card received from the girl’s private elementary school

Dorohoi, 1890

Advertisement for “La Ruleta” fabric and clothing store on Sfântu Gheorghe Square

Bucharest, ca. 1900

Rabbi Haim Zvi Schneersohn, “Palestine and Roumania,” New York, 1872

Rabbi Avraham Matityahu Friedman, Rabbi of Stefaneşti

Postcard

Stefaneşti

The Coral Synagogue

Postcard, printer: Ad. Mair & D. Stern

Bucharest, 1918

The rabbi’s court and the Klaus Synagogue in Buhuşi

Postcard

Buhuşi, early 20th century

Ketubah (Marriage Contract)

Bridegroom: Moșe Şmuel; Bride: Feige Gelda

The wedding took place on the 8th of Elul, 5794; Botoşani, August 27, 1944

A group of Jews with the body of a friend who drowned

Postcard, 1866

“Zeh ha-Sha’ar” title page of the “Hevra Hesed shel Emet” (Burial Society) book

Iași, 1875

Basia Poromşcic’s certificate of accreditation from nursing school as a professional midwife

Chişinău, 1934

Jewish merchants in the marketplace (on right)

Iași, 1854

Rabbis sitting at the entrance to the synagogue

Bucharest, 19th century

“Seder Sefirat HaOmer” (counting during the month of Omer)

Publisher: Shmuel Schwemer, printer: Progressol

Iaşi, 1930

“Rise up and inherit the earth”, one of Keren Hayesod’s first posters

Reuven Rubin, 1921

Invitation to Eveline (Eva) Aroneanu and Isac (Ițcu) Braunştein’s religious wedding ceremony

Bacău, April 6, 1941

Advertisement for Iosef Fermo’s iron and copper products factory

Bucharest, ca. 1910

Title page of the Pinkas of the Hevra Kadisha (the Burial Society book) including the society’s statutes and the names of its members

Bacău, 1771

New Year’s greeting card

Back of the postcard sent by pupil Julietta Demetrian to her teacher Athena Diamantberger

Craiova, 1907

Iron goods store invoice

Piteşti, 1929

New Year’s greeting card

Postcard sent by pupil Julietta Demetrian to her teacher Athena Diamantberger

Craiova, 1907

Jewish-owned stores

postcard

Iaşi, early 20th century

School certificate given to Joseph Wertheimer from the “Zion” School after his completion of the 4th grade

Bucharest, 1876

Jewish-owned shops, Cuza Voda Street

postcard

Iaşi, early 20th century

The “Hatikvah” journal

Illustration by Reuven Rubin

Galați, July 1915

“In the Cheder”

H. Stern

The commercial street Stefan Cel Mare

postcard

Iaşi, early 20th century

“Licht” (Light), a Yiddish periodical for children and youth

Published by Kadima, illustration by Reuven Rubin

Iași, 1914

Advertisement for A. Braunştein’s clothing factory

Bucharest, ca. 1900

Pinkas Chevra Kadisha

Iaşi, 1875

Ketubah (Marriage Contract)

Bridegroom: Wolf Lupu Racs, Bride: Sarah Segal

The wedding was held on the 12th of Marheshvan, 5681; Bucharest, December 26, 1930

Postcard sent from Jacques Catz to his wife and children during World War I

May 17, 1918

Civil Marriage Certificate granted to Wolf Lupu Racs and Sara Segal by Bucharest City Hall, giving the couple permission to marry in a religious ceremony

Bucharest, December 17, 1930

Article about Emil Kestenbaum and his store “Belmont Palace”

In the journal "Actualitatea Revista Ilustrata"

June, 1915

“Chemarea” (The Calling) Journal

Jewish-owned shops on Ghica Street

postcard

Dorohoi, early 20th century

Jewish-owned shops and businesses on Unirea Street

postcard

Focşani, early 20th century

Ketubah (Marriage Contract)

Bridegroom: Jacob Zvi Cohen Ben Shlomo; Bride: Sarit Şrintse

The wedding was held on the 17th of Tevet, 5664; Bucharest, January 5, 1904

The commercial street

Postcard, with signs of the names of Jewish-owned stores

Botoşani, early 20th century

Civil Marriage Certificate granted to Iancu Natan Şmil Şirager and Bruha Abram Zeilic by Bucharest City Hall, giving the couple permission to marry in a religious ceremony

Bucharest, 1902

Stephan the Great (Stephan cel Mare) Street

postcard

Roman, early 20th century

Wedding Poem by Rabbi and Teacher N. B. Feldbau

Bridegroom: Mişu Swartz; Bride: Tony Soroker

Focşani, June 1910

Fratautzer Street and the synagogue

postcard, printer: Hermann Herzberg

Rădăuți, 1900

Invitation to the marriage ceremony of Jacob Goliger and Herminie Kohl

Bârlad, Focşani, 1892

Rădăuți

Postcard, printer: Karl Schwidwrnoch

1899

Ketubah (Marriage Contract)

Bridegroom: Avi HaAzri Zelig Ben Yaakov; Bride: Esther Bat Baruch Zvi

Piatra Neamț, 1835

Rădăuți

Postcard, printer: Karl Schwidwrnoch

1899

Ketubah (Marriage Contract)

Bridegroom: Almoznino Yom Atov Ben Yaakov; Bride: Alcalay Faida Bat Abraham

Bucharest, October 9, 1870

Ketubah, (Marriage Contract)

Bridegroom: Shlomo Bechor Ben Sasson, Bride: Miriam Mercaida Bat Eliezer Ben Benjamin

Bucharest, July, 1831

Invitation to the engagement party of Regina Bercovici of Dorohoi and Jacques Catz of Braila

July, 1903

The Jewish Community Building

Postcard, printer: Yosef Horowitz, Czernowitz

Cernăuți, early 20th century

Postcard sent by Ernestina Weintraub to her friend Regina Bercovici from Berlin to Dorohoi

1900

Regina Bercovici’s report card from the private girls’ school she attended

Dorohoi, 1890

A bank and Jewish-owned shops, Regina Maria Street

Cernăuți, early 20th century

Yiddish writers at the Chernowitz Conference

Postcard, Verlag Jehudia, Warsaw 

Cernăuți, 1908

Ringplatz

postcard

Cernăuți, early 20th century

Rathausstrasse

postcard

Cernăuți, early 20th century

A street in the Jewish Quarter

Cernăuți, 1902

City views

Postcard, printer: Moritz Gottlieb, Czernowitz

Cernăuți, early 20th century

Brăila

postcard

Early 20th century

The National Theater and Strada Justitiei

A Jewish-owned store "Hermann Salomon" in the building to the left of theater

Craiova, 1914

Portrait of Joseph Samitca

L. Schlopf, oil on canvas

Craiova, 1820

Calea Victoriei (Victory street)

Bucharest, 1931

Bucharest, General view

postcard

1929

Advertisement poster for “Perfection” gramophone, sold at the music conservatory owned by N. Mischonzniky, in the program “Ateneul Roman”

Bucharest, 1915-1916

Calea Victoriei (Victory street)

postcard

Bucharest, early 20th century

The Jewish Quarter in Bucharest, part of the city map by Dimitrie Papazoglu

Bucharest, 1871

The Jews of Romania between the two world wars