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Moreshet Sepharad: The Sephardi Legacy Vol. I (Moreshet Sephard) by Haim Beinart, 1992-01-05
Rylands Haggadah: A Medieval Sephardi Masterpiece in Facsimile by Raphael Loewe, 1988-12
The Sephardi Story: A Celebration of Jewish History by Chaim Raphael, 1991-08
Chimera: A Period of Madness (The Sephardi and Greek Holocaust Library) by Isaac Bourla, 2007-11-01
Odyssey of the exiles: The Sephardi Jews 1492-1992 (A Series of books on Jewish communities around the world) by Ruth and Sarel Harel-Hoshen Porter, 1992
A Sephardi Life in Southeastern Europe: The Autobiography and Journal of Gabriel Arie, 1863-1939 (A Samuel and Althea Stroum Book) by Gabriel Arie, Esther Benbassa, 1998-01
The Sephardi Heritage (v. 2)
Sephardi Voices, 1492-1992: A Study Guide (Hadassah Study Series) by Marc D. Angel, 1992
Sephardi Jews in Occupied France: Under the Tyrants Heel, 1940-44 by Silber G. Amipas, 2000-01-31
The Holocaust in Salonika: Eyewitness Account (The Sephardi and Greek Holocaust Library, 1) by Steven B. Bowman, 2002-04-01
Jewish Culture and Society in North Africa (Indiana Series in Sephardi and Mizrahi Studies)
The Beginner's Guide to Interpreting Ethnic DNA Origins for Family History: How Ashkenazi, Sephardi, Mizrahi & Europeans Are Related to Everyone Else by Anne Hart, 2003-07-08
Sephardi Religious Responses to Modernity (The Sherman Lecture Series, Vol. 1) by Stillman, 1995-11-01
Jews and Muslims: Images of Sephardi and Eastern Jewries in Modern Times by Aron Rodrigue, 2003-03

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Midrash Ben Ish Hai - Ashk. Ben Ish Chai - Home Page
Authentic sephardi Jewish organization, comprising children's education, synagogue, outreach, Jewish singles events, lectures and classes in accordance with Hakham Yosef Hayim from Babylon Its goal is to restore the sephardi heritage and create leaders and Torah scholars who will lead our people into the To join the. sephardi Jewish Webring, click here.
http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.midrash.org/&y=0223E4AB7499E560&
Seroussicrs1
Introduction to sephardi Culture. Expressive culture refers to the reflections of sephardi mentality in aesthetic media such as literature and music.
http://www.princeton.edu/~rsimon/seroussicrs1.html

Extractions: Content and format of the course This course explores different aspects of expressive culture in the Sephardi Jewish communities since their establishment in the aftermath of the expulsion from Spain and Portugal in the late fifteenth century until the present. Expressive culture refers to the reflections of Sephardi mentality in aesthetic media such as literature and music. The program of the course includes a general survey of the history of the Sephardi Jews and of Judeo-Spanish, the language of the Sephardi Jews. The main focus of the lectures is on the study of folk and learned literature and music. The conceptual differences between oral and written traditions, the definitions of literary and musical genres and the tension between religious and non-religious forms of expression will be particularly emphasized. Another important issue in this course is the impact of processes of modernization in the nineteenth century on twentieth-century Sephardi culture. The course is intended for majors in Jewish and Near Eastern studies, folklore, Jewish literature and languages, Hispanic studies and ethnomusicology.
THE NAHMANS OF GERONA
History, culture, language, and opinion articles from one sephardi family.
http://home.earthlink.net/~bnahman/FAMHX9.htm

Extractions: A Brief Introduction To Our History I do not think that anyone can properly go into any subject, let alone that of one's historical roots without laying a foundation of the events that would help in understanding and getting a feel for the period in which they happened. We Nahmans, proceeding from the oft told oral history handed down through the generations from father to son, were the recipients of that history from our father Haim Joseph Nahman. That we were skeptical is an understatement but he was adamant and urged us to further inquiry. This is a humble compiling of what I have learned. The history of our people, the Sephardim, was told to us in bits and pieces. No books were read to us about that history but the pride in our heritage was imparted. Now there are books we can read. Who Are The Sephardim? There are a number of studies and more are continuing. Much of the history was lost due to the confiscation and/or burning of the literary works of the Jews of Spain before, during and after their expulsion from their homeland in 1492. Some documents are being uncovered on an ongoing basis at Cathedral archives in Spain.(
Sephardi - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
sephardi. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. In centuries. In this usage, a sephardi is someone who follows the sephardic liturgy.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sephardi

Extractions: In the strictest sense, a Sephardi Hebrew Sfardi or ; plural Sephardim Sfardim or ) is a Jew original to the Iberian Peninsula Spain and Portugal ), or whose ancestors were among the Jews expelled from said peninsula during the Spanish Inquisition incited by the Catholic Monarchs Ferdinand and Isabella They settled mainly in Morocco , the Ottoman Empire (modern-day Turkey Southwest Asia North Africa and south-eastern Europe ), southern France Italy , Spanish North America Southwest United States and Mexico ), Spanish South America and Brazil , as well as the Netherlands England Germany Denmark ... Austria , and Hungary In the vernacular of modern-day Israel, the word Sephardi has also come to include the immigrant Jewish communities that were indigenous to various other countries of the Near East now resident in Israel, most notably those of Yemen Iraq and Iran , that have no ancestral ties to Spain or Portugal. Jews from these Near Eastern communities are also sometimes called "Oriental Jews" or the Hebrew equivalent " Mizrakhim ", and were once also referred to as "Arab Jews", a phrase that is rarely used today.
Sephardi - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
sephardi. (Redirected from sephardim). In the centuries. In this usage, a sephardi is someone who follows the sephardic liturgy. The
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sephardim

Extractions: (Redirected from Sephardim In the strictest sense, a Sephardi Hebrew Sfardi or ; plural Sephardim Sfardim or ) is a Jew original to the Iberian Peninsula Spain and Portugal ), or whose ancestors were among the Jews expelled from said peninsula during the Spanish Inquisition incited by the Catholic Monarchs Ferdinand and Isabella They settled mainly in Morocco , the Ottoman Empire (modern-day Turkey Southwest Asia North Africa and south-eastern Europe ), southern France Italy , Spanish North America Southwest United States and Mexico ), Spanish South America and Brazil , as well as the Netherlands England Germany Denmark ... Austria , and Hungary In the vernacular of modern-day Israel, the word Sephardi has also come to include the immigrant Jewish communities that were indigenous to various other countries of the Near East now resident in Israel, most notably those of Yemen Iraq and Iran , that have no ancestral ties to Spain or Portugal. Jews from these Near Eastern communities are also sometimes called "Oriental Jews" or the Hebrew equivalent " Mizrakhim ", and were once also referred to as "Arab Jews", a phrase that is rarely used today.
Misgav Yerushalaiym Research Center- English
Center at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem for the academic study of sephardi and Oriental Jewish history and culture.
http://www.hum.huji.ac.il/misgav/index.htm
Sephardi
sephardi is a term also used to distinguish between the two major divisions (actually the differences are quite minor) in Jewish customs and rituals.
http://jewishwebindex.com/Sephardi.htm

Extractions: Jewish Web Index Making researching your Jewish roots - e a s i e r Want to translate from one language to another - for free Jewish Web Index is a compendium of thousands of links and bits and pieces of information all relating to researching one's Jewish roots Now search my site for any word or words - anything you wish to find within the Jewish Web Index pages. Just fill Let's put the pieces of your family together! Note that links change often and it is difficult to keep up with them all. Please notify the webmaster of any broken links and feel free to recommend new sites to be included in future updates. Where would you like to go today? Click on any Subject or Country below!
Sephardic Passover Customs And Traditions
Food, rituals, and prayer from the traditional sephardi seder.
http://www.angelfire.com/pa2/passover/sephardicpassovercustoms.html

Extractions: var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Sephardic Passover customs and traditions can vary from region to region, country to country, city to city, community to community, and family to family. Many Sephardic customs and traditions involved assimilating Passover rituals with the culinary, musical, and linguistic traditions of the surrounding peoples in the areas where Sephardim lived. The following is a selected list of Sephardic Passover customs and traditions: Sephardic Passover Customs and Traditions #3: Passover Food - Sephardim usually do not cook with matzah meal. Instead, they use matzah with eggs and in meat dishes. Olive oil is usually used in Passover cooking. Sephardic Passover Customs and Traditions #4: Passover Food - Moroccan Sephardim traditionally eat white truffles, French-style doughnuts called "beignets" that are made with matzah meal, and cakes of honey, almonds, and cinnamon during Passover. Another favorite Sephardic Passover food are fritters called "bimuelos" in Ladino. Sephardic Passover Customs and Traditions #5: Passover Food - For Passover dessert, Sephardim may eat either a sponge cake called Bisquitte pané d'Espagne (alternate spelling: "pan de Espagne"), nut cake ("torta de muez"), nut crescents ("mustachudos"), or a syrup-drenched cake called "tishpishti".
Sephardi Jewish Webring
The sephardi Jewish Webring. We really would like to make it easy to make you be part of the sephardi Jewish Webring, but we do need a few ground rules.
http://www.sephardi.us/sjwr/

Extractions: Why a webring? A Webring is a circle of interlinked web sites. Each Webring member displays the Webring's Fragment Code. This code allows those visiting each site to jump to the previous site, next site, or a random site within the Webring. Simply put, Webring increases traffic to all participating members sites for free To join the webring, keep reading. Joining is 100% free. Who can join? We really would like to make it easy to make you be part of the Sephardi Jewish Webring, but we do need a few ground rules. The Webring is open to: Any site that contains Sephardi content or content that is not specifically Sephardi but would be of interest to Sephardim. Your site can be cultural, commercial, personal, religious, in fact pretty much anything. However, if you are a religious site, or promote a religious organization or ideals, then you must subscribe to the Orthodox Code of Jewish Law (Shulhan 'Arukh). (No there is no link to a subcription form for this - it's just what you believe!) We must exclude: Cults, messianic or missionary groups, Holocaust revisionist sites, sites that promote hate groups and racism, 'adult' sites or even sites that are not completely acceptable to family members of all ages and, of course, any site that represents or promotes anything that goes against the Code of Jewish Law (Shulhan 'Arukh).
Sephardi Bulletin Vol 58 N° 3 (Mai/ June 2004)
sephardi bulletin. Mars/Avril 2004. disclaimer the sephardi bulletin is only available as gif files (ie, from 30 to 150 Ka page).
http://www.sefarad.org/hosted/english/seph_bull/

Extractions: Page 8 : Chaplain to the Mayor of Barnet; the Reif lecture - Maimonides Page 9 :News from Edinburgh House home for the aged; Calcutta jungle cleared for visitor; film on Turkish 'Schindler' Page 10 : 'Silent Exodus' London premiere; Naim Kattan and Andre Aciman on Iraqi and Egyptian exile Page 11 : Rabbi Levy and Naim Dangoor receive royal honours Page 12 :Rabbi Angel in London Page 13 : the oldest US synagogue in the USA Page 14 : SPY - Sephardi youth; Iranian diplomat who saved Jews Page 15 : Launchpad - Sephardi Youth Page 16 : Bevis Marks synagogue Page 17 : Sephardi Kashrut Authority licensees Page 18 : Lauderdale Road Synagogue Page 19 : Advertisement Page 20 : Wembley Synagogue Page 21 : Holland Park Synagogue
Sephardic Synagogue-please Hold
Schedule of services and a driving map from this community of Turkish and other sephardi Jews.
http://www.sephardic-synagogue.org/

Extractions: This Sephardic Synagogue, located in East Fort Lauderdale, is close to over twenty five hotel and motels of prime vacation center. Our Sephardic congregates are from various backgrounds including Israel, Spain, Morocco, Algeria, Tunis, Egypt, Yemen, Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, South Russia, Turkey, Greece, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, etc. Our Shabbat and Holiday Kosher Seudot facilitates an opportunity of meeting our community as well as having an enjoyable stay to our visitors. VISITOR COUNTER
Yahrtzeit - Mourner's Kaddish - Transliterated - Sephardi
Mourner s Kaddish Transliterated (sephardi). Yitgaddal v yitkaddash sh meh rabbah B almah dee-v ra chiru-teh V yamlich malchuteh
http://yahrtzeit.com/kaddish-mourners-transliterated-sephardi.htm
Sephardi
sephardi. The term sephardi can also describe the nusach (Hebrew language, liturgical tradition ) used by sephardi Jews in their Siddur (prayer book).
http://www.fact-index.com/s/se/sephardi.html

Extractions: Main Page See live article Alphabetical index In the strictest sense, Sephardic Jews , also called Sephardim Jews who are descendants of Jews who were expelled from Spain and Portugal and who settled in southern France Italy , North Africa Turkey Asia Minor , the Netherlands England , North and South America, Germany Denmark Austria , and Hungary . However, in modern times the name is also commonly used for Jews from many communities, notably those of Yemen and Iraq, not significantly derived from Spain or Portugal. Jews from those other communities are also sometimes called "Oriental (Eastern) Jews" or the Hebrew equivalent " Mizrakhim ". In the past, Jews from old communities in Arab countries were often called "Arab Jews", but that phrase is rarely used today. The remainder of this article concerns Sephardim in the strict sense. Table of contents 1 Dialect
Jewish (Sephardi) Recipes | Recipezaar: Where The Recipes Are
Click Here. You Are Here Home Jewish (sephardi). Jewish (sephardi) Recipes. You Are Here Home Jewish (sephardi). Send Flowers.
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Extractions: @import "/css/master.php"; Go to... Home Recipes Search My Stuff My Cookbook My Shopping List My Plan Talk Recipe Request Menu Planning Special Diets Gourmet Gardening Message Board Everything Else Customer Support Suggestions Share a recipe Help/F.A.Q. Contact Us Search: All Recipes My Cookbook Recipe ID # for advanced search You Are Here: Home Jewish (Sephardi) of 70 recipes sorted by most recently posted highest rated most popular fastest to make alphabetical Top 40 Jewish (Sephardi) Recipes Recently Reviewed ... what is this? Search within this set: Filter results by category: What is this? You do not have JavaScript enabled so the category list below will not function properly. Please click "what is this?" above for more information. Remove all filters Course Appetizers Dips ... Stuffed Kishka: (kosher Stuffed Derma) by Alan Leonetti This dish is really DELICIOUS, even though my recipe for Stuffed Capon Skin is easier, and I think even better. Try them both. #92273 Add to My Cookbook Stuffed Capon Skin (similar to Stuffed Kishka) by Alan Leonetti This is DELICIOUS! For the Jewish people who have eaten Stuffed Kishka, this is very similar. ENJOY!!! #92178
Main Ingredient / Pasta / Jewish (Sephardi) Recipes | Recipezaar: Where The Reci
Main Ingredient Pasta Jewish (sephardi) Recipes. 2 recipes sorted by most recently posted
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Extractions: @import "/css/master.php"; Go to... Home Recipes Search My Stuff My Cookbook My Shopping List My Plan Talk Recipe Request Menu Planning Special Diets Gourmet Gardening Message Board Everything Else Customer Support Suggestions Share a recipe Help/F.A.Q. Contact Us Search: All Recipes My Cookbook Recipe ID # for advanced search You Are Here: Home Main Ingredient Pasta Jewish (Sephardi) 2 recipes sorted by most recently posted highest rated most popular fastest to make alphabetical Top 40 Main Ingredient Pasta Jewish (Sephardi) Recipes Recently Reviewed ... what is this? Search within this set: Filter results by category: What is this? You do not have JavaScript enabled so the category list below will not function properly. Please click "what is this?" above for more information. Remove all filters Course Side Dishes Main Ingredient ... KUGEL (APPLE-CHERRY SUPREME) by Alan Leonetti Add to My Cookbook Kreplach (Jewish Ravioli) by MrsSPheonix Add to My Cookbook Having Trouble?
Israel - The Ashkenazi, Sephardi And Oriental
The Ashkenazi, sephardi and Oriental. Whereas the Ashkenazisephardi division is a very old one, the Ashkenazi-Oriental division is new to Israel.
http://countrystudies.us/israel/49.htm

Extractions: The Ashkenazi, Sephardi and Oriental Israel Table of Contents Whereas the Ashkenazi-Sephardi division is a very old one, the Ashkenazi-Oriental division is new to Israel. The term "Oriental" refers specifically to Israelis of African or Asian origin. This geographical distinction has developed over the years into a euphemism for talking about the poor, underprivileged, or educationally disadvantaged (those "in need of fostering," in the Hebrew phrase). Some social scientists as well as some Sephardi activists have seen a sort of self-fulfilling prophecy in this classification. Many Sephardim will not refer to themselves as Orientals. Israel Table of Contents Source: U.S. Library of Congress
Merriam-Webster Online
One entry found for sephardi. For More Information on sephardi go to Britannica.com Get the Top 10 Search Results for sephardi Pronunciation Symbols.
http://www.webster.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dictionary&va=sephardi
S.F. Sephardi Will Share Shanghai Ties
Page 16. SF sephardi WILL SHARE SHANGHAI TIES. Lori Eppstein Bulletin Staff. San Francisco banker Matook Nissim had hardly talked of
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Extractions: Page 16 S.F. SEPHARDI WILL SHARE SHANGHAI TIES Lori Eppstein Bulletin Staff San Francisco banker Matook Nissim had hardly talked of his pre-World War II past to his own children when Stanford's Hoover Institution asked him to give an oral history of his youth in China. While his story could be told in sundry fashion by other Shanghai refugees living here, Nissim's account differs from most because he was a third-generation Shanghai resident. His family was part of a banking clan of Jews from India. The original 19th-century clan prospered in the Far East after investing in the tea, real estate and later opium trade. They built synagogues, hotels, roads and schools, Nissim said in an interview. The region's Sephardim, mainly Baghdadi's, numbered close to 2,000 at their peak, according to Nissim. By the end of World War II, Shanghai was also home to 7,000 Russian Jews and 22,000 Jews from throughout Europe. Nissim will join about 17 family members Thursday, November 12 for the opening of the Hoover Institution exhibit. The display includes his family's papers and photos documenting the Sephardim's little known history in Shanghai. 'I didn't feel qualified to talk about the era before now', said Nissim, who left China at age 26. After recently published histories of Shanghai's Jews raised much interest locally, the modest 75-year-old said he's ready to divulge his past.
Sephardi Jews During The Holocaust
that devastated European Jewry and virtually destroyed its centuriesold culture also wiped out the great European population centers of sephardi (or Judeo
http://www.ushmm.org/wlc/article.php?lang=en&ModuleId=10006079
Sephardi Jews | Www.somethingjewish.co.uk
sephardi Jews. The term sephardi can also describe the nusach (Hebrew language, liturgical tradition ) used by sephardi Jews in their Siddur (prayer book).
http://www.somethingjewish.co.uk/judaism_guide/sephardi_jews/

Extractions: Home Page About Us Buy Jewish and Israeli gifts Suzie Gold ... You Are Wanted Sephardi Jews In the strictest sense, Sephardic Jews, also called Sephardim are Jews who are descendants of Jews who were expelled from Spain and Portugal and who settled in southern France, Italy, North Africa, Turkey, Asia Minor, the Netherlands, England, North and South America, Germany, Denmark, Austria, and Hungary. However, in modern times the name is also commonly used for Jews from many communities, notably those of Yemen and Iraq, not significantly derived from Spain or Portugal. Jews from those other communities are also sometimes called "Oriental (Eastern) Jews" or the Hebrew equivalent "Mizrakhim". In the past, Jews from old communities in Arab countries were often called "Arab Jews", but that phrase is rarely used today. Dialect The dialect of many Sephardic Jews in Portugal, Brazil and Turkey is Judaeo-Spanish, also called Ladino (considered in some circles to be a pejorative term), Judezmo, Spanyol or Sefardites. Among the Sephardim were many who were the descendants, or heads, of wealthy families and who, as Marranos, had occupied prominent positions in the countries they had left. Some had been state officials, others had held positions of dignity within the Church; many had been the heads of large banking-houses and mercantile establishments, and some were physicians or scholars who had officiated as teachers in high schools.

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