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Rabbis in Countries Beginning with A - L

• Austria
• Belarus
• Britain
• Bulgaria
• Canada
• Czech Republic
• Egypt
• France
• Georgia
• Germany

• Greece
• Hungary
• Iraq
• Israel
• Italy
• Latvia
• Libya
• Lithuania
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Austria

• Wien (Vienna)
  • Rabbis Since 1824 (in German)

Belarus

• General
  • Yeshivot in Belarus
  • Pictorial History of Volozhin and Brisk and Gedolei Yisroel
• Amdur
• Brisk (Brest-Litovsk)
• Drohiczyn (Drogichin)
• Hrodna (Grodno)
• Karlin: Reb Aharon of Karlin
• Lachowicze/Lechowitz
• Lida
  • Lida
  • Yizkor book
• Minsk
• Mir
• Mscibow (Amstiveva)
• Novogrudok (Navaredok)
• Ostroshitskiy Gorodek Cemetery
• Pinsk, including Karlin
• Ruzhany
• Slonim
• Slutsk and vicinity
• Szczuczyn (Shtutshin) and Vicinity: Vasilishki, Ostrina, Novi Dvor, and Rozanka
• Volozhin
  • The Volozhin Genealogy Chain
  • Rabbis and Yeshiva Leaders
  • Lithuanian Yeshivot: The Great Yeshivah of Volozhin
  • The Lithuanian Yeshivot
  • Volozhin Rabbis
• Zaludok
• Zembin Gravestones

Britain

• History of the Chief Rabbinate
• London:
  • Inscriptions in the Alderney Road, London E1 Cemetery, 1697-1853
  • The Susser Archive
  • The History of the Willesden & Brondesbury Synagogue, 1934-1994

Bulgaria

• Jewish History of Bulgaria
• Prominent Bulgarian Jews
• Bulgarian Chief Rabbis

Canada

• Grand Rabbinat du Québec web site (in French)

Czech Republic

• Nikolsburg (now Mikulov): Published Gravestones
• Prague: Yichusaynu - The Official Noda BiYehuda Website, The Gaon Rabbi Ezekiel Landau, Chief Rabbi of Prague (1713-1793)

Egypt

• Haim Nahum Effendi (1872-1960), Sephardic Chief Rabbi of Egypt

France

• Rabbins d'Alsace (in French): Rabbis and Cantors
• Strasbourg (in French)

Georgia

• Jewish History of Georgia

Germany

• Berlin: Rabbis of Berlin
• Fürth (Fuerth): Chronology of the Jewish Community in Fuerth until 1945
• München (Munich): Chronology of Munich's Jewish History, 1229-1945
• Nürnberg (Nuremberg): History of the Jews of Nuremberg and Fuerth

Greece

• Chios
  • Names in Galante's history of Chios
• Thessalonika (Saloniki) Yizkor book
  • The Expulsions and the Establishment of the "Kahals" (1492-1575)
  • The Golden Age (1492 – 1590)
  • The Chief Rabbinate
  • Rabbis
  • 81 Inscriptions of Tombs
  • Jewish Community of Thessaloniki
  • An Index to the 7 Volumes of Histoire des Israelites de Salonique
  • Surnames from the book Les Juifs de Salonique 1492-1493

Hungary

• Jewish History of Hungary
• Mad
• Papa
• Pressburg, see Bratislava, Slovak Republic
• Sighet: Prenumeranten Lists
• Spisske Podhradie Cemetery
• Tasnad (Transylvania)

Iraq

• Baghdad

Italy

• Italy and the Jews - Timeline: 161 BCE - 2000 CE

Israel

• Chief Rabbis of Israel
• Chief Sephardic Rabbis of Erets Yisrael
• Oriental Jews in Erets Yisrael, by Moshe Gaon. An Index of 2,882 Sephardic Souls, Never Previously Published in English
• Safed (Tsefath)
  • Safed: Famous Sages and Kabbalists from the Golden Era of Zefat (16th century)
  • The Safed Foundation - with searchable database of tombstones in the ancient cemetery
  • Beit Karo - Rabbi Joseph Karo

Latvia

• Riga
• Varaklani

Libya

• The Last Jews of Libya, including photos

Lithuania

• General:
  • Prominent Rabbis of Lithuania
  • Jewish History of Lithuania
  • Rabbis in indexes to Lite, Vol. 1 and Vol. 2
• Gargzdai (Gorzd)
• Jurbarkas (Yurburg)
  • Prenumeranten list from Yurburg 
• Krakes: translation from Pinkas HaKehillot Lita
• Lida
  • Lida District
• Obeliai
  • Obeliai: translation from Pinkas HaKehillot Lita
• Panevezys - Prenumeranten list
• Podzelva (Zelva): translation from Pinkas HaKehillot Lita
• Rokishok (Rokiskis): translation from Pinkas HaKehillot Lita
• Seta (Shat): translation from Pinkas HaKehillot Lita
• Shkudvil (Skaudvile): Rabbi Michel Slapobersky
• Shavel (Siauliai): Rabbis of Shavel
• Svencionys (Svintsyan)
• Telsiai (Telz): Rabbis of the Telz Yeshivah
  • Rabbis in the Telz Yeshivah, officiating in or born in Telz
• Vandziogala: translation of Pinkas HaKehillot Lita
  • Vandziogala
• Valkenynkai (Olkieniki)
• Veiseijai (Vishay)
• Vilnius (Vilna, Wilno)
  • Vilnius
  • Vilnius: Jerusalem of Lithuania
  • The Gaon of Vilna, Elijah ben Solomon Zalman

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