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Sephardic Web Sites
These are the general Sephardic websites.
(Links for world regions at bottom of page)

Genealogy oriented

Les Fleurs ds l'Orient

Family Trees of Jews of the Orient

Foundation for the Advancement of Sephardic Studies

Specializes in the eastern Mediterranean

Sephardim.com

Extensive listing of names, heraldry and recipes
archived version

Sepharadic brotherhood

Membership list, etc. (used to be Salonican Brotherhood of America)

Saudades: Portuguese Sephardic History (archived version)
1,200 ketubot digitized by Hebrew University's National Library
Moshe David Gaon: Oriental Jews in Erets Yisrael

Mathilde Tagger's Index of 2,882 Sephardic Rabbis, Scholars and Notables.
In Spain, Provence, Italy, Ottoman Empire, incl. Balkans, Middle East and North Africa.

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General Sites

American Sephardic Federation

Umbrella organization

Sephardic Jewish Communities

from Columbia University, NYC

Museo Sefardi, Toledo.

Toledo's Historic Sinagoga del Transito (Original name: Sinagoga de Samuel ha-Levi)

Sefarad: Los Judeo-espanoles.

From the Spanish Government Red

Congregation Shearith Israel

founded in 1654, first Sephardic Congregation in the US

Sephardi European Institute

library, activities and Los Muestros publication

Jews Of Cape Verde and of The Azores
Jews Of Cape Verde and on the Guinea Coast

by Richard Loban

Beth Haim cemetery in Ouderkerk aan de Amstel, Holland
History of Rabbi Yosef Caro.
Biographies of some Sephardic Rabbi Leaders.
Bernard Gui Inquisitorial Technique (c.1307-1323)
The Juderia of Tarazona (Aragon)

includes list of names

Tourist information about Juderias in Spanish towns Ladino and other Jewish Languages
Ladino a Lost Language
Haketia
Judeo-Spanish as a Language of Liturgy and Religious Identification
Diksionaryo Djudeo-Espanyol

"Ladino" dictionary

Folk literature of the Sephardic Jews

Multimedia archive of judeo-spanish

Folk literature of the Sephardic Jews

Multimedia archive of judeo-spanish

Jewish Roots of Flamenco
Cervantes and Don Quixote: Jewish origins?

by Michael McGaha

Portuguese Jews
History of Jews in Spain - A Brief Timeline

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