Links
Jewish.net
Jewish.net is the number one destination for everything Jewish on the Internet.
Mystery of the Ten Lost Tribes
Interesting site for those who believe the Ten Lost Ribes made their way to the Far East. Articles by Rabbi Marvin Tokayer.
Shtetl Links
A website with information on Harbin. A must for those researching this fascinating city.
Video - Shanghai Tombstones by Dvir Bar Gal
A fascinating story of the hunt for lost tombstones from Jewish cemeteries in Shanghai.
China and the Jewish People
Jewish People Policy Institute (Established by the Jewish Agency for Israel) - Document prepared by Dr. Shalom Solomon Wald.
Chinese Eastern Line
Archival photos of this line that played a vital role in the development of Harbin.
The Jewish Company of the Shanghai Volunteer Corps Compared with other Jewish Diaspora Units
Article by Benis M. Frank, Chief Historian of the U.S. Marine Corps
Beit Hatfutsot
The Museum of the Jewish People
The World Comes to Jerusalem
A collection of photographs by Eli and Sara Ross. The photographs cover Israel's history in the making. Sara was born and raised in China.
Shanghai Jewish Center
Shanghai site maintained by the Chabad Organization in Shanghai
Rickshaw.org
A site maintained by ex-residents of Shanghai. Contents contain many articles on the life of the Shanghai Jews before and during WWII.
Jews of Australia
This site, like the Australian Jewish community itself, is constantly expanding and developing to reflect the diversity of Jewish life.
Jews of Shanghai
The Jews of Shanghai a site mainatined by Dvir Ben Gal - Documentarist, Video Grapher, Photojournalist and a resident of Shanghai. Dvir Ben Gal has found and is collecting tombstones from the Shanghai Jewish Cemetery
Central Archives for the History of the Jewish People
The archives of the Tientsin (Tianjin) Jewish Community are stored in the Central Archives in Jerusalem.
China Daily
Daily Newspaper in English (article on the Jews of Harbin)
Yad Vashem
Israel's Holocaust Museum
The Chinese Jews
This is a fascinating story of The Chinese Jews that immigrated to China 3,500 years ago.
Babylon Jewry
The Babylonian Jewry Heritage Center is both a Research Institute and a Museum, with an impressive collection of ethnographic material, judaica, archival documents, books and manuscripts.
