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 Jewish
Travel Guide 2001: International edition
by Michael Zaidner (Editor).
This edition
has excellent contact information, including email addresses, which
makes it very convenient to make inquiries and arrange travel plans.
Also available through the publisher's website: Vallentine Mitchell.
www.vmbooks.com/ |
 Jewish
Time-Travel : A
Travel Narrative and Guide to Jewish Historic Sites in Europe
Jewish Time-Travel can serve as a travel guide, or offer an imaginary
voyage for the armchair traveler. |
 Roots
Schmoots : Journeys Among Jews by Howard Jacobson,1995.
"In this brilliant memoir, Howard Jacobson describes his journey
to his ancestral home in Lithuania to discover his Jewish roots,with
stops along the way. Fast, funny, and furious, but beneath its surface
there is a profound and moving exploration of what it is to be a Jew
in the late twentieth century." |
| North
America |
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The
Jewish Travel Guide
by Betsy Sheldon
A valuable
tool for all travelers with an interest in Jewish culture. Jewish
sites and landmarks, museums, synagogues, kosher restaurants, shops,
galleries, and more. Major US and Canadian cities covered include:
New York City, Detroit, Miami, Boston, Atlanta, Denver, Tornoto,
and many more.
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Traveling
Jewish in America : The Complete Guide for Business and Pleasure
Ellen Chernofsky (Editor) Jane M. Moskowitz (Compiler), 1998.
Listings
for Jewish travelers in the United States, with addresses and telephone
numbers of synagogues, food stores and restaurants, B'nai B'rith
Hillel Foundations and other Jewish student organizations, day schools,
bookstores, resort hotels, mikvehs, and accommodations near synagogues.
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 Birnbaum's
Disneyland 2000 : Expert Advice from the Inside Source by Birnbaum
Travel Guides
The only official guide to America's most beloved theme park. Birnbaum's
features the best routes and times to travel, what to see and do,
how to visit as many attractions as possible, where to eat and lodge,
information about nearby attractions, and more. Color throughout. |
 Jewish
Museums of North America: A Guide to Collections, Artifacts,
and Memorabilia by Nancy Frazier, 1992. This unique book shows
travelers and armchair enthusiasts alike where to find Jewish
museums and collections throughout North America.
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| Canada
Jewish Travel Guide by Oscar Israelowitz. |
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| Eastern
Europe |
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Jewish
Bialystok And Surroundings in Eastern Poland. by Tomasz Wisniewski,
Ellen Elliott, David Elliott (Editor), Ellen Elliott (Editor)
1998. Both a travel guide and an informative short history
of the Jewish experience in and around Bialystok, Poland (near
Belarus).
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| Jewish
Heritage Travel : A Guide to East-Central Europe
by Ruth Ellen Gruber, 1999. "..a "Bible" for Jews -- and non-Jews
-- seeking to visit and learn about the fascinating and often very
moving monuments of Jewish culture that still stand in a part of the
world that was the scene of both Jewish tragedy and Jewish triumph." |
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 A
Travel Guide to Jewish Russia & Ukraine by Ben G. Frank, 1999.
Discover
the many fascinating, historic Jewish sites that have survived seventy
years of Communism. Here the author guides visitors to synagogues,
monuments, and schools in cities including St. Petersburg, Moscow,
Kiev, Odessa, and Kishinev in Moldava.
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Maps
of Eastern Europe
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 Lonely
Planet Prague (City Maps Series) |
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 Lonely
Planet Budapest : City Map
Budapest
: Euro-City Map 1:15 000
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| Eating
on the Road |
 Europe
on 10 Salads a Day by Mary Jane Edwards, Greg Edwards, 1990.
We poked our heads into each of these kitchens and found, even in countries
where we expected meat to be in every dish, wonderful places to eat. We
also included translations so you won't have to send the "Huhnerbruhe" back
to the kitchen. The book was written several trips ago, but on our last
trip we found the same good food. Restaurants in Europe seem to have better
staying power than some spots here in the U.S. Most of them have been favorites
of ours for many years. Includes directions and maps. |
 Speaking
Vegetarian : The Globetrotter's Guide to Ordering Meatless in 197 Countries
by Bryan Geon, 1999.
An informed, witty overview - from the vegetarian perspective - of 197
foreign countries (plus the USA and Canada) then offers a phonetic pronunciation
table of appropriate words and phrases for ordering any kind of vegetarian
meal...in over 100 languages. The first phrase book written only for vegetarian
travelers. |
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