Access Historical, Primary Sources from Cambridge Archive Editions

Cambridge Archive Editions (CAE) identifies, selects, arranges, and describes a wide range of the most important documents from the British Government records to create a true survey of an historical period, political movement, or a country’s development. The following collections contain valuable primary source content for Jewish Studies researchers and are available online or in print:

• Ethnic Minorities in the Balkan States, 1860–1971
• Israel: Boundary Disputes with Arab Neighbours 1946–1964
• Israel: Political and Economic Reports 1948–1953
• Israel: Political and Economic Reports 1954–1955
• Land Legislation in Mandate Palestine
• Minorities in the Middle East: Jewish Communities in Arab Countries 1841–1974

• Minorities in the Middle East: Religious Communities in Jerusalem 1843–1974
• Palestine and Transjordan Administration Reports 1918–1948
• Palestine Boundaries 1833–1947
• Records of Jerusalem 1917–1971
• Survey of Western Palestine 1882–1888
• Zionist Movement and the Foundation of Israel 1839–1972

To find out more about Cambridge Archive Editions or our new CAE All-Access Offer, contact East View at info@eastview.com. Download the list of currently available print volumes. 

E-Books in English and Russian

East View’s e-book platform has more than 150 Jewish Studies titles from Russia, United States, United Kingdom and Israel. Request a trial or learn about more of our e-book collections.

Jewish Studies Books in Print

Download the latest Jewish Studies titles and choose from thousands of Jewish Studies

books from Russia, Turkey, Uzbekistan, the United States, China, and many more countries.

To purchase, you may buy from our secure site: shop.eastview.com or contact books@eastview.com.

Select titles are featured here:

Podoby exilu v zidovske literature a mysleni : Stredni Evropa ve dvacatem stoleti a odchod do Ameriky [Forms of Exile in Jewish Literature and Thought: Central Europe in the Twentieth Century and the Departure to America]

Henryk Hirszenberg (1885-1955) i srodowisko zydowskich architektow Lodz [Henryk Hirszenberg (1885-1955) and the Community of Jewish Architects in Łódź] 

Еврейская мудрость : восемь путеводных звезд: предания, легенды, мифы, сказки) [Jewish Wisdom: Eight Guiding Stars: Traditions, Legends, Myths, Fairy Tales] 

Jewish Studies Newspapers and Journals in Print

We offer over 40 Jewish Studies newspapers or journals from around the world. Click on this link to see the list on shop.eastview.com.

Some featured titles include:

• Уроки Голокосту [Uroky Holokostu] (ISSN: 1998-6327): A newspaper published in Kyiv, in Ukrainian

• Judaica Bohemiae (ISSN: 0022-5738): A journal published in Prague, in Czech

• Еврейская панорама [Evreiskaia panorama] (ISSN: 2199-3580): A newspaper published in Berlin, in Russian

• Judaic-Slavic Journal (ISSN: 2658-3364): A journal from Moscow in Russian

• Judaica Petropolitana (ISSN: 2307-9053): A journal published in St. Petersburg, in Russian

• Menora: A newspaper from Tbilisi, in Georgian

• Биробиджанер Штерн [Birobidzhaner Shtern] (ISSN: 2074-9287): a newspaper from Birobidzhan in Yiddish and Russian

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Index to Hebrew Periodicals (IHP)

The Index to Hebrew Periodicals is a bibliographical database indexing articles published in periodicals, monographs and select Israeli newspapers.

IHP covers a variety of subjects with an emphasis on Judaica, literature, education, arts, law and current Israel affairs (politics and society).

With an interface in Hebrew and English, IHP delivers content from 1977 to present in Hebrew, English, and other languages. Plus, articles referenced in the IHP database are linked to the full-text article on JSTOR, for those that subscribe.

To find out more or to request a trial, contact East View at info@eastview.com.

Judaica Collections Online from the Kyiv Oblast Archive

Nearly 130,000 pages from the mid-19th and early 20th centuries covering a wide variety of Judaic studies topics is now available online. Found in the State Archives of the Kyiv Oblast, these papers are essential primary sources valuable to researchers. 

• Jewish Societies in Ukraine, 1857-1929
• Jewish Emigration from Ukraine
• Jewish Pogroms in Kyiv, 1905
• Mendel Beilis Trial Papers 
• And more

See the full list of available collections