Virtual Vienna Net

Austrian Jewish Museum in Eisenstadt
Description: The museum has exhibits dealing with different aspects of Jewish life in Austria. This includes an exhibit of the former private synagogue of Samson Wertheimer, one of the very few synagogues in the German speaking world which was not destroyed in the so-called Reichskristallnacht of November 1938 or the subsequent horrors.
Added on: 14-May-2006 :

Beginner's Guide to Austrian-Jewish Genealogy
Description: This article concerns only research in what is now Austria, meaning primarily the city of Vienna, which until 1938 was home to about 180,000 Jews, most of whom came from families who had emigrated from other parts of the empire in the previous 150 years.
Added on: 15-May-2006 :

Institute for the History of Jews in Austria
Description: Teir aim is to counteract anti- and philo-Semitic prejudices and incorrect information through academic research, publications, lectures and activities in the area of adult education and school projects.
Added on: 15-May-2006 :

Jewish Museum of Hohenems
Description: Exhibitions and program, about the Jewish History of Hohenems and the descended of Jews from Hohenems.
Added on: 14-May-2006 :

Jewish Museum Vienna
Description: A key to Jewish culture and permeates the Museum right down to the smallest detail. Apart from the exhibitions, it offers a wide range of symposia, lectures, panel discussions, concerts and many other events.
Added on: 14-May-2006 :

Jewish News from Austria
Description: Jewish News from Austria: Austrian Press and Information Service
Added on: 14-May-2006 :

Jewish Welcome Service Vienna
Description: The Jewish Welcome Service Vienna sees its main task in international public relations work on behalf of Jewish culture in Austria. In keeping with the cosmopolitan tradition of both Vienna and Judaism, bridges into the future are to be built to overcome prejudices and foster a better understanding between Jews and Gentiles.
Added on: 14-May-2006 :

Mauthausen Memorial
Description: This is the official web site of Mauthausen Concentration Camp, Austria. Its web site provides a history of the camp and its role in the Jewish holocaust committed by the Nazis during the Second World War.
Added on: 14-May-2006 :

Or Chadasch
Description: The Jewish Liberal Community of Vienna.
Added on: 27-May-2006 :

Registration by Name: Austrian Victims of the Holocaust
Description: This database: contains information concerning the fates of more than 62,000 Austrian Jews who fell victim to the Holocaust. Names, dates of birth, the destination and date of deportation transports and - as far as known - dates and places of death can be found.
Added on: 27-May-2006 :

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