Elektronische Texte, Hörtexte

• The YIVO Encyclopedia of Jews in Eastern Europe
  provides the most complete picture of the culture and history of Jews in Eastern Europe from the beginnings of their settlement in the region to the present.


• YIVO Library Books
  digitalisierte jiddische und hebräische Bücher des 16. - 20. Jahrhunderts
  
• Alexander Harkavy: Yiddish-English-Hebrew Dictionary
  
• Uriel Weinreich: Yiddish-English Dictionary


• Encyclopedia Judaica
  E-Book


• The Sami Rohr Library of Recorded Yiddish Books
  Durch die großzügige Spende der Familie Rohr, Miami, ist es mit Hilfe des National Yiddish Book Center gelungen, die ersten 15 Titel der Sami Rohr Audio Library of Recorded Yiddish Books nach Düsseldorf zu bekommen. Die Sammlung umfaßt die vollständigen Texte namhafter jiddischer Autoren, die von Interpreten mit Jiddisch als Muttersprache vorgelesen werden. Durch ihre Authentizität und Originalität stellt diese Sammlung für Studierende und Liebhaber der jiddischen Sprache eine großartige Bereicherung des Literaturangebotes dar.Die einzelnen Titel sind im Online-Katalog der Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek zu ermitteln über die Indexsuche/Gesamttitel/ Sami Rohr Library.


• Steven Spielberg Digital Yiddish Library
  Yiddish Book Center online library, which will make the full texts of nearly 11,000 Yiddish titles available online.


• The World of Yiddish / Di velt fun yidish / haOlam haYidi
  is devoted to Yiddish language, literature and folklore. Special attention is given Hebrew-Yiddish relations and the generations of bilingual (Hebrew and Yiddish) writers. The site presents classic Yiddish texts, e.g., Yehoyesh's monumental Yiddish translation of the Tanakh (Bible); reference and bibliographic materials and English abstracts of the Hebrew-language Khulyot, a journal of Yiddish studies.


• Yiddish readings
  Jiddische Texte in schriftlicher Form und als Hörtext.


• EYDES-Project
  Some 6000 hours of tape recordings testify to the variety of language, folklore, life style, and cultural practices that characterized the Jewish communities prior to World War II. The resulting archive provides the basis for Yiddish and interlingual study and is a resource for anthropological, cultural and historical research. EYDES preserves this archive and makes it accessible electronically for query and analysis.


• The Yiddish Voice
  Boston area yiddish radio schedule and several other links


• The Daily Sicho
  Features a Real Audio recording of the Lubavitcher Rebbe's Sichos in the Rebbe's voice in Yiddish for any day (excluding yom-tov and shabbos) of the current Jewish calendar month


• Yiddish-Language Playscripts
  77 bislang unveröffentlichte Manuskripte, aufgelegt von der Library of Congress; das bibliographische Verzeichnis dazu ist The Lawrence Marwick Collection of Copyright Yiddish Plays: An Annotated Bibliography


• Refoyls Yidish Veb-Bletl
  Site by Raphael Finkel,full-text literature, links and more


• Yiddish Poetry Project
  The site is supported in Melbourne by Monash University's Australian Centre for Jewish Civilization, together with the Kadimah Library and Cultural Centre.


• Yiddish Children's Books
  The Yiddish Children’s books are a part of the Joseph and Mary Savetsky Yiddish Resources Collection at the Florida Atlantic University Libraries.


• Daf HaYomi in Yiddish
  Talmudtexte auf jiddisch


• The Dora Teitelboim Center
  The foundation publishes Yiddish literature in translated and bilingual editions, and offers Yiddish-related features at its web site, including an online Yiddish course. Includes selections of Teitelboim's poetry in Yiddish and in English translation. Also Yiddish radio programmes


• Vilnius Yiddish Instiute: Yiddish Online
  The Vilnius Yiddish Institute offers two pages of Online Yiddish: Classics and Contemporary.


• National Digital Library Poland: Yiddish Literature Collection
  National Digital Library POLONA presents a selection of most outstanding representatives of Yiddish literature written before World War II: poets, novelists, playwrights and pioneers in writing in that language, such as Salomon Ettinger, Mendele Mojcher Sforim, and those who came later, Abraham Goldfaden, Icchok Lejb Perec, and others. Our intention is to show them as individuals and present their work and writings. We enclose their short biographies. The collection was prepared in cooperation with Shalom Foundation.