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Eksponuojamų Knygų Sąrašas 1. A Pragmatic alliance : Jewish-Lithuanian political cooperation at the beginning of the 20th century / edited by Vladas Sirutavičius and Darius Staliūnas. Budapest ; New York : Central European University Press, 2011.[ISBN 9786155053177] (#000289166) 2. Agranovskis, Genrichas, 1937- : Вильнюс : по следам Литовского Иерусалима : памятные места еврейской истории и культуры : путеводитель / Генрих Аграновский, Ирина Гузенберг. Вильнюс : Государственный еврейский музей им. Виленского Гаона, 2011.[ISBN 9789955767091] (#000270601) 3. Alexandrowicz, Stanisław, 1931-2015. : Studia z dziejów miasteczek Wielkiego Księstwa Litewskiego / Stanisław Alexandrowicz. Toruń : Wydawnictwo Naukowe Uniwersytetu Mikołaja Kopernika, 2011.[ISBN 9788323125266] (#000285947) 4. Alpernienė, Esfir, 1924-2016. : Prie judaikos lobio = Bam oicer fun jidiš / Esfir Bramson-Alpernienė ; Lietuvos nacionalinė Martyno Mažvydo biblioteka ; [iš jidiš kalbos vertė Mindaugas Kvietkauskas]. Vilnius : Lietuvos nacionalinė Martyno Mažvydo biblioteka, 2009.[ISBN 9786094050190] (#000245917) 5. Ambrulevičiūtė, Aelita. : Vilniaus pirkliai žydai 1801-1861 metais (sąrašas) = Vilnius Jews merchants 1801-1861 (list) / Aelita Ambrulevičiūtė. Vilnius : Žydų kultūros ir informacijos centras, 2012.[ISBN 9786099510156] (#000300614) 6. Andrijauskas, Antanas, 1948- : Litvak art in the context of the École de Paris : [albumas] / Antanas Andrijauskas ; [translated by Jonas Steponaitis, Agnė Narušytė]. Vilnius : Art Market Agency, 2008.[ISBN 9786098014013] (#000238184) 7. Ašmenos, Svierių, Švenčionių apskričių getai : kalinių sąrašai, 1942 = Гетто Ошмянского, Свирского, Швянчëнского уездов: списки узников, 1942 = The ghettos of Oshmyany, Svir, Švenčionys regions: lists of prisoners, 1942 / [sudarytojos Irina Guzenberg, Olga Movšovič, Jevgenija Sedova ; redakcinė kolegija: Irina Guzenberg ... [et al.] ; vertimai: Aleksandras Federas (anglų k.), Jekaterina Pokrovskaja (rusų ir lenkų k.), Rozeta Ramonienė (vokiečių k.)]. Vilnius : Valstybinis Vilniaus Gaono žydų muziejus, 2009.[ISBN 9789955767022] (#000233570) 8. Atamukas, Solomonas, 1918-2014. : Lietuvos žydų kelias : nuo XIV amžiaus iki XXI a. pradžios / Solomonas Atamukas. Vilnius : Alma littera, 2007.[ISBN 9789955243717] (#000194510) 9. Bak, Samuel, 1933- : Nutapyta žodžiais : Vilniaus prisiminimai / Samuel Bak ; iš lenkų kalbos vertė Irena Aleksaitė. Vilnius : Lietuvos gyventojų genocido ir rezistencijos tyrimo centras, 2009.[ISBN 9789986757962] (#000232897) 10. Balberyszski, Mendel, 1904-1966. : Likwidacja getta wileńskiego / Mendel Balberyszski. Warszawa : Żydowski Instytut Historyczny im. Emanuela Ringelbluma, 2018.[ISBN 9788365254740] (#000392243) 11. Bankier, David, 1947-2010. : Expulsion and extermination : Holocaust testimonials from provincial Lithuania / David Bankier. Jersualem : Yad Vashem, c2011.[ISBN 9789653083967] (#000392365) 12. Begell, William, 1927-2009. : Conspicuously invisible : wartime memoires of a Jewish boy from Wilno / by William Begell ; edited by Karen A. Frenkel. Redding : Begell House, c2010.[ISBN 9781567002706] (#000255966) 13. Berg, Yehudah. : Kabalos galia : technologija sielai / Yehuda Berg ; iš anglų kalbos vertė Aušra Pažėraitė. Vilnius : Alma littera, 2006.[ISBN 9955243880] (#000187976) 14. Bubnys, Arūnas, 1961- : Kaunas Ghetto, 1941-1944 / Arūnas Bubnys. Vilnius : Genocide and Resistance Research Centre of Lithuania, 2014.[ISBN 9786098037418] (#000336052) 15. Bubnys, Arūnas, 1961- : The Šiauliai Ghetto / Arūnas Bubnys ; [translated by Rokas Tracevskis]. Vilnius : Genocide and Resistance Research Centre of Lithuania, 2014.[ISBN 9786098037432] (#000334732) 16. Bubnys, Arūnas, 1961- : Vilnius Ghetto, 1941-1943 / Arūnas Bubnys ; [translator UAB "Magistrai"]. Vilnius : Genocide and Resistance Research Centre of Lithuania, 2013.[ISBN 9786098037340] (#000313880) 17. Butautis, Tomas. : Joniškio krašto žydų gyvenimas tarpukariu (1918-1940 m.) = Life of the Jews of Joniškis region during the inter-war period (1918-1940) / Tomas Butautis ; Joniškio istorijos ir kultūros muziejus ; [vertė Laima Stankevičienė]. Šiauliai : K.J. Vasiliausko įmonė, 2003.[ISBN 9955564474] (#000263260) 18. Cassedy, Ellen, 1950- : We are here : memories of the Lithuanian Holocaust / Ellen Cassedy. Lincoln (Neb.) ; London : University of Nebraska Press, c2012.[ISBN 9780803230125] (#000314486) 19. Chat, Edward, 1923- : Judaizm - religia żydowska / Edward Chat. Kielce ; Sandomierz : Wydawnictwo Diecezjalne i Drukarnia, 2007.[ISBN 9788373008106] (#000219906) 20. Collaboration and resistance during the Holocaust : Belarus, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania / David Gaunt ... [et al.] (eds). Bern [etc.] : Peter Lang, c2004.[ISBN 3039102451] (#000269016) 21. Čiplytė, Joana Viga, 1947- : Mažosios Jeruzalės - Panevėžio žydų istorija = Mini Jerusalems - history of Panevėžys Jews : holokaustas / Joana Virga Čiplytė ; [tekstus į anglų kalbą vertė Rita Vidugirienė]. Vilnius : Homo liber, 2009.[ISBN 9789955716723] (#000238205) 22. Dauber, Jonathan. : Knowledge of God and the development of early Kabbalah / by Jonathan Dauber. Leiden ; Boston : Brill, c2012.[ISBN 9789004234260] (#000359129) 23. Dieckmann, Christoph, 1960- : Lietuvos žydų persekiojimas ir masinės žudynės 1941 m. vasarą ir rudenį = The persecution and mass murder of Lithuanian Jews during summer and fall of 1941 : šaltiniai ir analizė / Christoph Dieckmann, Saulius Sužiedėlis ; [į anglų kalbą vertė Ingrida Vičiulytė] ; [į lietuvių kalbą vertė Edita Gylienė, Auksė Kuokštienė]. Vilnius : Margi raštai, 2006.[ISBN 9986092809] (#000192249) 24. Eidintas, Alfonsas, 1952–. : Jews, Lithuanians and the Holocaust / Alfonsas Eidintas ; Institute of International Relations and Political Sciences [of] Vilnius University ; [translated from Lithuanian by Vijolė Arbas, Edvardas Tuskenis]. Vilnius : Versus aureus, 2003.[ISBN 9955961384] (#000117220) 25. Eidintas, Alfonsas, 1952–. : Žydai, lietuviai ir holokaustas / Alfonsas Eidintas ; Vilniaus universitetas. Tarptautinių santykių ir politikos mokslų institutas. Vilnius : Vaga, [2002].[ISBN 5415016406] (#000102537) 26. Fain, Yoḥanan, 1929- : Berniukas su smuiku / Jochanan Fain ; vertė Ina Preiskel ir Arvydas Sabonis. Vilnius : Kitos knygos, 2017.[ISBN 9786094272530] (#000377235) 27. Frakes, Jerold C. : Jerusalem in Lithuania : a reader in Yiddish cultural history / Jerold C. Frakes. Columbus (Ohio) : Ohio State University Press, 2011.[ISBN 9780814211670] (#000314250) 28. Ginaitė, Sara, 1924-2018. : Resistance and survival : the Jewish community in Kaunas, 1941-1944 / Sara Ginaite-Rubinson ; [translated from the Lithuanian by Karla Gruodytė, Darius Ross]. Oakville (Ont.) : Mosaic Press, 2005.[ISBN 0889628564] (#000207115) 29. Gustaitis, Rolandas. : Kaišiadorių regiono žydai / Rolandas Gustaitis. Kaišiadorys : Kaišiadorių muziejus, 2006.[ISBN 9986646294] (#000174941) 30. Guzenberg, Irina, 1940–. : Vilnius : žydų istorijos ir kultūros atmintinos vietos / [Irina Guzenberg] ; [redaktorė Ilona Murauskaitė]. Vilnius : Pavilniai, 2013.[ISBN 9786099537528] (#000312690) 31. Guzenberg, Irina, 1940–. : Вильнюс : по следам Литовского Иерусалима : памятные места еврейской истории и культуры : путеводитель / Ирина Гузенберг, Генрих Аграновский. Вильнюс : Pavilniai, 2016.[ISBN 9786099537542] (#000360569) 32. Guzevičiūtė, Rūta, 1949- : Žydų kostiumo klajonės laike ir erdvėje = Скитания еврейского костюма во времени и пространстве / Rūta Guzevičiūtė ; [перевод и редакция Георгия Ефремова]. Vilnius : Naujoji Romuva [i.e. "Naujosios Romuvos" fondas], 2017.[ISBN 9786098035476] (#000380634) 33. Halevi, Z’ev ben Shimon, 1933- : Visata pagal kabalą / Z'ev ben Shimon Halevi ; [iš anglų kalbos vertė Tadas Jurevičius]. Kaunas : Mijalba, 2012.[ISBN 9786098050318] (#000280223) 34. Handbuch zur Geschichte der Juden in Europa / herausgegeben von Elke-Vera Katowski ... [et al.]. Darmstadt : Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, 2012.[ISBN 9783534250837] (#000282728) 35. Hands bringing life and bread / [compiled and edited by Danutė Selčinskaja]. Vilnius : Vilna Gaon State Jewish Museum, 2009.[ISBN 9789955767060] (#000250580) 36. Holocaust in Litauen : Krieg, Judenmorde und Kollaboration im Jahre 1941 / herausgegeben von Vincas Bartusevičius ... [et al.] ; mit einem Geleitwort von Ralph Giordano. Köln [etc.] : Böhlau, 2003.[ISBN 3412139025] (#000136040) 37. Holokaustas Lietuvoje 1941-1944 m. : [straipsnių rinkinys / sudarė Arūnas Bubnys]. Vilnius : Lietuvos gyventojų genocido ir rezistencijos tyrimo centras, 2011.[ISBN 9786098037135] (#000272602) 38. Holokaustas nacių okupuotose Rytų ir Vakarų Europos valstybėse: tyrimai ir atmintis = The Holocaust in the Eastern and Western European states occupied by the nazis: studies and memory : straipsnių rinkinys / redakcinė kolegija: pirmininkas Vygantas Vareikis [ir 7 kiti] ; anglų kalbos vertėjos ir redaktorės Teresė Ringailienė, Jurgita Vaičenonienė.[ISBN 9786099598000] (#000414349) 39. Holzman, Helene, 1891-1968. : "Šitas vaikas turi gyventi" : Elenos Holcmanienės užrašai 1941-1944 / parengė Reinhard Kaiser ir Margarete Holzman ; iš vokiečių kalbos vertė Osvaldas Aleksa. Vilnius : Baltos lankos, 2003.[ISBN 9955584262] (#000124091) 40. Hundert, Gershon David, 1946- : Jews in Poland-Lithuania in the eighteenth century : a genealogy of modernity / Gershon David Hundert. Berkeley (Calif.) ; Los Angeles (Calif.) : University of California Press, 2006.[ISBN 9780520249943] (#000271933) 41. Idel, Moshe, 1947- : Каббала: новые перспективы = Kabbalah: new perspectives / Моше Идель ; Ассоциация "Мосты культуры", Русское общество друзей Еврейского университета
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