April 2002
Amcha is a well known organization which works with survivors of the Holocaust. Their site not only offers information about receiving help but also important links to help people find relatives and encourage testimonial documentation as a therapeutic tool.
http://www.jewishgen.org/missing-identity/
Talking about looking for people.... there is well designed site called Missing Identity on the Jewish gen web site. The profiles are detailed which make the people easily identifiable. Unfortunately, there are too few of them.
http://www.kibbutzprogramcenter.org/
Looking for something special to do with your family? Try the Kibbutz Programs Center. This easy to use site gives you quick ideas on programs available to you with all the contacts needed to have a very different and wonderful vacation.
http://euler.ecs.umass.edu/pass-veg/
Zahava Koren's Vegetarian Fat-Free Passover Recipes is a simple site for simple people who are simply "fed up" with Passover menus that are unhealthy, diet-busting, or otherwise against their principles. Over thirty recipes run the gamut from Matzo Balls to Matza-rella lasagna, plus the Relevant Links page leads to lots more goodies on other sites.
http://www.library.yale.edu/judaica/exhibits/haggadah/index.html
Probably no Jewish holiday has inspired more visual art than Passover, as Jews in many lands and many centuries strove to make the story of the Exodus come to life for seder participants through beautifully illustrated Haggadot. In this exhibit, the Yale University Library has brought together over thirty pages from the Haggadot in its collection, ranging from 13th century Germany to late 20th century Israel.