Links

Further reading on Radautz, Czernowitz and the Jews of Bukovina.

Many of the sites listed on the original page are no longer online. Where possible they link to a copy in the Internet Archive, marked “archived”.

Bukovina: history and genealogy

History of the Jews in Bukovina (Hugo Gold)
Hugo Gold’s two-volume history of the Jews in Bukovina, with many photographs.
Bukowina – Peter Elbau’s site
Peter Elbau is not a genealogist but has collected a wealth of interesting material about Bukovina, Czernowitz and Jewish life in the area. An eclectic and highly interesting site.
Ein Blick in die Vergangenheit – A glance into the past
The Jews of the Bukowina on the eve of WW II archived
The World Organization of Bukovina Jews archived
The official site of the Bukovina Jews: history of Bukovina, Jewish history, travel, contemporary life, the Holocaust and much more (mostly in Hebrew).
Sadagora, Bukowina – KehilaLinks
The JewishGen KehilaLinks site designed by Bruce Reisch for Sadagora.
Genealogical Research in Bukovina
Bruce Reisch’s speaking notes – lots of history, great links and information.
The Museum of Family History
A virtual, multimedia and interactive creation for those interested in learning more about the many branches of our family trees. The Museum humbly attempts to honor the Jewish people and the Jewish family unit in particular.
Institut für Judaistik, University of Vienna – links archived
Les minorités ethniques en Bucovine du Sud archived
In French.

The Czernowitz-L Discussion Group
Czernowitz.de
The intellectual, literary and cultural life of pre-WWII Czernowitz and its surroundings, entirely in German – worth a visit even if just for the links. The site points out and reviews new publications, and events and symposia on Czernowitz and the Bukowina.
Romanian / German street names in Czernowitz archived
Dizzy Web – all about Czernowitz archived
City of Chernivtsi – official web site archived
Shushana Hesed, Czernowitz archived
The Jewish service organization in Czernowitz.