Historical English-Language Newspaper Project

 We are beginning to document historical English-language news stories about Romanian Jews over the past 150 years. Thanks to online newspaper databases, we are now able to delve deeper into the history of Jews in Romania, and these articles from English-language newspapers offer fascinating insights into the pre-war Romanian Jewry.

Click on a title to read these historical articles. More articles will continue to be added to this page.

History of Romanian Jews

• The Jews in Moldavia and Wallachia (part 1), The Asmonean (August 24, 1855) [situation of the Jews; status of sudits]

• The Jews in Moldavia and Wallachia (part 2), The Asmonean (December 21, 1855) [details on Ashkenazi and Sephardic communities across Romania and their different customs]

• The Jews in Moldavia and Wallachia (part 3), The Asmonean (June 27, 1856) [Sephardic Jews of Bucharest]

• The Jews in Moldavia and Wallachia (part 4), The Asmonean (July 4, 1856) [Ashkenazi Jews of Wallachia]

• News from Abroad, The Hebrew Standard (May 25, 1894) [Romanian royalty on Jews]

• Foreign News Roumania, The Jewish Voice (St. Louis, Missouri) (May 25, 1894) [Royals visit to Jassy]

• Foreign News Roumania, The Reform Advocate, Chicago (August 17, 1895) [Herr Neuschotz moving from Berlin to Bucharest ]

• Foreign News Roumania, The Reform Advocate (Chicago, Illinois) (January 6, 1895)

• Foreign News Roumania, The Jewish Voice (St. Louis, Missouri) (February 1, 1895)  [Jewish Students admitted to student medical society ]

• Foreign News Roumania, The Jewish Voice (St. Louis, Missouri) (April 10, 1895)  [ Jewish Tiktin appointed professor of German in Jassy]

• Foreign News Roumania, The Reform Advocate, Chicago (November 2, 1895) [Jewish academic declines a professorship appointment due to unwillingness to sign a Christian oath ]

• Foreign News Roumania, The Jewish Voice (St. Louis, Missouri) (November 8, 1895)  [Requirement of embracing Christian faith to accept Professorship ]

• Foreign News Roumania, The Jewish Voice (St. Louis, Missouri) (September 18, 1896)  [Bernard Taussig obituary ]

• From Roumania - Death of Dr. Taussig, The Australasian Hebrew (October 16, 1896) [Bernhard Taussig obituary]

• Foreign News Roumania, The Reform Advocate (Chicago, Illinois) (March 6, 1897)  [ Dr  J. Nierimirower appointed rabbi in Jassy ]

• Foreign News Roumania, The Jewish Voice (St. Louis Missouri) (March 19, 1897) [Restrictions on education for Jewish students ]

• Foreign News Roumania, The Reform Advocate (March 20, 1897) [Bill will require compulsory closing of businesses on Sundays and Christian holidays and restrictions on kosher slaughter of animals ]

• A Protest from Germany Editorial, The Reform Advocate (Chicago, Illinois) (July 3, 1897)  [Editorial about Zionism ]

• The Zionist Congress, The Jewish Voice, St. Louis Missouri (September 17, 1897) [Report on Zionist Congress]

• Foreign News Roumania , The Jewish Voice (St. Louis, Missouri) (November 5, 1897) [Effects of observance of high holidays on economy]

• Foreign News Roumania, Emanu-El, Weekly Paper (November 12, 1897) [Effects of observance of high holidays on economy ] 

• Foreign News Roumania, The Reform Advocate (Chicago, Illinois) (June 18, 1898) [Anti-Hungarian demonstration and outbreak against Jews ]

• Foreign News Roumania, The Reform Advocate (Chicago, Illinois) (June 25, 1898)  [students celebrating the 1848 Hungarian revolution confronted by police ]

• Zionism, Emanu-El, Weekly Paper (December 9, 1898)  [editorial on Zionism ]

• Foreign News Roumania, The Jewish Voice (St. Louis, Missouri) (March 24, 1899)  [Donation to help Jewish schools ]

• Editorial Notes, Emanu-El, Weekly Paperurl (April 28, 1899)  [Jewish Colonial Trust editorial]

• Foreign News Roumania, The Reform Advocate (Chicago, Illinois) (September 1, 1899) [Report of trial for ritual murder]

• Zionism, Emanu-El, Weekly Paper (September 15, 1899) [report and editorial on 3rd Zionist Congress ]

• Foreign News Roumania, The Reform Advocate (Chicago, Illinois) (September 1, 1899) [blood libel trial]

• American Zionist News, Emanu-El, Weekly Paper (November 24, 1899)  [ Pending publication of Herzl zionist novel]

• American Zionist News, Emanu-El, Weekly Paper (December 15, 1899) [Announcement of new Yiddish paper in Jassy ]

• Foreign News Roumania, The Jewish Voice (St. Louis, Missouri) (December 8, 1899) [obituary, emigration report, employment ]

• Roumania, The Jewish Voice (St. Louis, Missouri) (January 19, 1900) [Twenty-fifth anniversary Egalitatea, etc.]

• Everywhere, The Hebrew Standard (New York City) (March 16, 1900) [Ezra society founded for emigration]

• (no title), The Hebrew Standard (New York City) (December 6, 1900) [Dr. Lippe celebration]

• Announcements, The Jewish Comment (Baltimore) (September 19, 1901) [Announcement of Israel Abraham

• In Old Holland, Jewish Comment (Baltimore, Maryland) (December 5, 1901) [Dutch Jewry]

• Jewish Congregational Conference in Roumania, The Reform Advocate (Chicago, Illinois) (February 15, 1902) [Jewish Congregational Conference in Romania]

• Foreign News, The Jewish American (Detroit, Michigan) (February 21, 1902) [Congress of Jewish Communities]

• Foreign News Roumania, The Jewish Voice (St. Louis, Missouri) (October 31, 1902) [Israel Chalm Daniel obituary]

• Foreign News Roumania, The Jewish News of Northern California (November 7, 1902) [Israel Chaim Daniel death and fortune]

• Literary, The Hebrew Standard (New York City) (July 22, 1904) [publication of The Jewish Encyclopedia Vol. VII]

• Literary Notes,  The Jewish Voice (St. Louis, Missouri) (July 28, 1904) [Announcement of 7th edition of the Jewish Encyclopedia]

• The Roumanian Situation, The Jewish News of Northern California (November 17, 1904) [Royal visit to Jassy]

• Roumania, The Jewish Voice (St. Louis, Missouri) (July 21, 1905) [Request to abolish More Judaico oath]

• The Voice of Truth, The Maccabaean (Federation of American Zionists) (October 1, 1905) [List of Zionist readings and education]

• (untitled), The Hebrew Standard (New York) (August 16, 1906) [Minister of Justice, said to be a friend of Jews, resigned]

• Foreign News Roumania, The Jewish  Voice (St. Louis, Missouri) (March 28, 1907) [Liberal party in Romania supports of Jews owning land, citizenship)]

• Foreign News, The Reform Advocate (Chicago, Illinois) (June 14, 1907) [Meeting of principal Jewish organizations]

• Foreign News Roumania, The Jewish Voice (St. Louis, Missouri) (September 20, 1907) [Relief work in Romania]

• Abraham Goldfaden. CHARACTER SKETCH AND APPRECIATION, The Hebrew Standard (New York City) (January 23, 1908) [Abraham Goldfaden influence on writer]

• Foreign News, The Reform Advocate (Chicago, Illinois) (April 18, 1908) [More Judaico]

• Memorable Dates in September, The Hebrew Standard (New York City) (September 4, 1908) [memorable events over the years in September]

• Necrology July 16, 1907 to July 31, 1908,  The Jewish Voice (St. Louis, Missouri) (September 24, 1908) [listing of deaths from American Jewish Year Book]

• Memorable Dates in December, The Hebrew Standard (New York City) (December 17, 1908) [listing of Jewish deaths]

• Miscellaneous, The Maccabaean (Federation of American Zionists) (January 1, 1909) 

• News from Everywhere, The Canadian Jewish Times (January 7, 1909) [More Judaico abolished; anti-semitism]

• The Yiddish Stage,  The Reform Advocate (Chicago, Illinois) (February 20, 1909) [Yiddish theater]

• Memorable Dates, The Hebrew Standard (New York City) (June 14, 1909) [memorable dates in June]

• News from Everywhere, The Canadian Jewish Times (July 8, 1909) [restriction of travel of anti-semite]

• Foreign News,  The Jewish Voice (St. Louis, Missouri) (July 22, 1909) [Boycott of tramways by Jews]

• News from Everywhere, The Canadian Jewish Times (August 12, 1909) [street-car boycott by Jews]

• Rumania, Jewish Comment (January 11, 1917) [German promise to provide full civil and political liberties to Jews in Romania]

• Roumania and the Jews, The Sentinel (September 12, 1918) [Dis-satisfaction with the peace treaty and the lack of emancipation and provision of rights for Jews in Romania]

• The Jewish Situation in Roumania, The Sentinel (August 21, 1919) [A journalist for the Jewish Press Bureau met with the King of Roumania and key Roumanian statesmen to report on the Jewish question in that country]

• Peace Conference Reprimands Rumania, American Jewish News (September 18, 1919) [A reprimand sent by the allies to Romania to sign the treaty that would provide for equal rights for minorities in Romania]

• Untitled, The Reform Advocate (July 13, 1944) [Jews are active in guerilla and sabotage acts as Soviet army advances towards Romania]

• Serious Situation In Romania as Jews Are Accused, B'nai B'rith Messenger (March 8, 1945) [Romania Jews caught up in internal political fights and accusations]

• Better Conditions in Romania, The Australian Jewish Herald, Description (June 7, 1945) 

• Romania Pledges Equality to 400,000 Surviving Jews, The Detroit Jewish Chronicle (September 5, 1946) [Roumanian government and World Jewish Congress agree on equality of Jewish war survivors as full citizens]

• Religious Items, Books Asked for Roumanians, The American Jewish World (April 24, 1947) [Minneapolis Jewish Community Provides Religious items and Books for Romania’s Jews]

• Roumanian Jewry Speaks For Yiddish, The Indiana Jewish Post and Opinion (April 1, 1948) [One third of Roumanian Jews report Yiddish as mother tongue]

• Yiddish, Hebrew Schools Liquidated In Romania, Detroit Jewish News (December 16, 1948) [Yiddish, Hebrew Schools Liquidated In Romania]

• War Criminals , B'nai B'rith Messenger (April 7, 1949) [Two prison guards convicted for war crimes against Jews and others]

• WEDDING GUESTS ARRESTED IN RUMANIA, The Sydney Jewish News (May 5, 1949) [Wedding guests arrested for contributing to Zionist causes]

• Romanian Concern , The Australian Jewish News (Melbourne) (January 15, 1982) [Romania’s Jewish community disappearing]

• Memorial to hero, The Australian Jewish Times (December 20, 1984) [memorial service in honor of Colonel Reviczky who saved Jews during WW2]

• Dying with dignity, The Australian Jewish News (Melbourne) (March 15, 1985) [The situation for Jews in Eastern Europe ]

• Romanian synagogue torn down after assurances it would remain, The Jewish News of Northern California (August 1, 1986)  [Remaining Sephardic synagogue in Eastern Europe bulldozed in Bucharest]

• Synagogue gone, The Australian Jewish News (Melbourne) (September 21, 1986)  [Sephardi Synagogue in Bucharest demolished as part of redevelopment plan]

• The Last Jews tells a poignant story, The Jewish News of Northern California (April 17, 1987) [chronicle of remnants  of tiny Jewish communities]

• Opinion: Romanian rabbi’s profound dilemmas, The Australian Jewish Times (January 5, 1990)  [ Rabbi’s dealings with political leaders to save Jewish lives.]

• Despite emigration, Moldova’s Jews create revival, The Jewish News of Northern California (May 5, 2000) [Jews in Moldova enjoying renaissance]

• Romanian youths spur Jewish revival; future unclear, The Jewish News of Northern California (August 3, 2001)  [Youth organization to prevent the extinction of Romanian Jewry. ]

• Elie Wiesel receives hero’s welcome in hometown visit, The Jewish News of Northern California (August 2, 2002)  [Elie Wiesel visit to his hometown]

• ROMANIA ACKNOWLEDGES HOLOCAUST ROLE, The Australian Jewish News (Sydney) (June 20, 2003) [ Romania acknowledges Holocaust participation]

Hardships of Jews in Romania

• Persecution of Jews in Moldavia, The Occident and American Jewish Advocate (August 1, 1867) [English House of Lords discussion on persecution and expulsions of Romanian Jews]

• Sir Moses Montifiore and Prince Charles of Roumania, The Hebrew Leader (October 29, 1869) [Sir Moses Montefiore to confer with Prince Charles of Roumania on behalf of the Roumanian Jews]

• Revival of the Form of Oath. More Judaico, The Jewish Times (San Francisco) (September 4, 1890) [Benjamin F. Peixotto obituary ]

• Foreign News: Roumania, The Jewish Voice (December 22, 1893)  [limitations placed on fundraising for Jewish schools ]

• Outrages on Jews in Roumania, Emanu-El, Weekly Paperurl (June 19, 1896) [Exploitation of Jews in Roumania ]

• The Jews of Roumania, The Australasian Hebrew (July 3, 1896) [Jewish children discriminated against in state public schools]

• From Roumania, The Australasian Hebrew (October 9, 1896)  [Jews obliged to take mere Judaico, viz oath; also obituary Taussig]

• Foreign News Roumania, The Jewish Voice (St. Louis Missouri) (March 19, 1897) [restrictions on Jewish schools]

• Foreign News Roumania, The Reform Advocate (Chicago, Illinois) (November 19, 1898) [University students’ manifesto against Jews]

• Items of Interest in the Jewish World, B’nai B’rith Messenger (Los Angeles, California) (March 22, 1900) [act of violence/displacement in Kotna]

• Foreign News Notes, The Reform Advocate (Chicago, Illinois) (April 7, 1900) [Emigration continues mostly to US]

• Items of Interest in the Jewish World, B’nai B’rith Messenger (Los Angeles, California) (March 22, 1900) [act of violence/displacement in Kotna]

• Echoes of the Jewish World, The Canadian Jewish Times (June 21, 1900) [Candle tax, Christian and Jewish philanthropy, emigration]

• Distress in Roumania, The Reform Advocate (Chicago, Illinois) (June 23, 1900) [Crop failure, starvation and emigration]

• Ill-treatment of Roumanian Jews,  The Reform Advocate (Chicago, Illinois) (August 24, 1900) [hunt to frighten the Jews]

• A Criticism, The Jewish Voice (St. Louis, Missouri) (November 9, 1900) [opinion piece re yellow press]

• Jewish and Christian Roumanians, The Jewish Comment (Baltimore) (June 13, 1901) [situation in Romania for Jews]

• Foreign News Roumania, The Jewish Voice (St. Louis, Missouri) (July 26, 1901) [Threats against using Jewish craftsmen]

• Financial, Jewish Comment (September 13, 1901) [Depressed economy and starvation in Romania ]

• The Sincerities of Sincerus, Jewish Comment (Baltimore, Maryland) (August 22, 1901) [book review]

• Without Prejudice, Jewish Comment (October 25, 1901) [Expulsion of Jews ]

• Jews Starving and in Despair in Roumania, The Reform Advocate (Chicago) (June 20, 1902) [starvation, secret police, humanitarian aid]

• A Monthly Record of Jewish Progress, The Maccabaean (Federation of American Zionists) (May 31, 1903) [summary of events in May 1903]

• Foreign News: Roumania, The Jewish Voice (November 26, 1903) [poverty and work opportunities]

• The Massacre in Roumania, The Hebrew Standard (New York) (March 21, 1907) [Town of  Podihilo destroyed in massacre]

• The Situation in Roumania, The Hebrew Standard (March 29, 1907) [pogroms, poverty and overall struggles]

• Synagogue Wrecked and Jews Wounded, The Hebrew Standard (New York City) (March 29, 1907) [Synagogue destroyed, rioting, and refugees]

• Aufruf , The Jewish Voice (St. Louis, Missouri) (April 12, 1907) [Translation from German article: Livelihoods destroyed and Jews robbed of their last possessions.]

• The Situation in Roumania, The Hebrew Standard (April 19, 1907) [pogroms]

• Relief Work in Roumania, The Hebrew Standard (May 10, 1907) [persecution, anti-Semitism and relief efforts]

• Help for Roumanian Jews, The Jewish Voice (April 26, 1907) [poverty and anti-Semitism]

• [Untitled], B'nai B'rith Messenger (May 17, 1907) [Jews fleeing to Bulgaria and domestic struggles]

• The Roumanian Situation, The Canadian Jewish Times (June 27, 1907) [displacement of Jews, emigration]

• Terrible Distress in Roumania, The Hebrew Standard (New York) (September 13, 1907) [Great need in Roumania for funds]

• Foreign News. Roumania, The Jewish Voice (St. Louis, Missouri) (September 18, 1908) [Jewish schools and contractors]

• A Review of the Month, The Maccabaean (Federation of American Zionists) (February 28, 1909) [More Judaico]

• Foreign News, The Jewish Voice (St. Louis, Missouri) (March 5, 1909) [Some provinces still enforce More Judaico]

• News from Everywhere, The Canadian Jewish Times (July 16, 1909) [expulsion of viticulturists /grape vine cultivators]

• News from Everywhere, The Canadian Jewish Times (November 4, 1909) [possible reversal of the More Judaico]

• ROUMANIA PERSISTS IN HARASSING JEWS, The Temple (Louisville, Kentucky) (October 1, 1909) [limitations to employment; blame for Typhoid ]

• Hardships of Jews in Romania, The Hebrew Standard (February 3, 1910) [Deterioration of the condition of Jews in Roumania due to government anti-Semitism]

• Another Slap at Jews in Roumania, The Reform Advocate (November 4, 1910) [Loss of rights for Jews living in Dobrogea after Roumania took control of the area from Bulgaria]

• Conditions in Roumania Are Worse, The Sentinel (March 27, 1913) [Henry Green’s views on the poor situation in Roumania for Jews and the government’s lack of compliance with the Treaty of Berlin]

• Fierce Anti-Jewish Riots at Jassy, The Jewish News of Northern California (January 30, 1914)  [Anti-Jewish riot in Jassy ]

• King Promised to Settle the Jewish Question, The Jewish News of Northern California (January 30, 1914) [King to alleviate the conditions of Jews.]

• Pogrom Threatenings in Roumania, B’nai B’rith Messenger (August 20, 1914) [The threat of progroms looms for Roumanian Jews if given equality of rights]

• The Jews in Roumania and The American Jewish Congress, The Reform Advocate (August 24, 1916) [The plight of Roumanian Jews and the news that the American Jewish Congress will investigate conditions]

• King of Roumania Stops Explusions, B’nai B’rith Messenger (September 2, 1915) [The King of Roumania ordered expulsions of all Jews from boundary cities and villages in Roumania be stopped]

• On the Fate of the Jews of Romania and Bessarabia, The Hebrew Standard (May 24, 1918) [Bessarabian Jews may be deprived of rights under Rumanian domination.]

• The Fate of the Jews in Romania, The Hebrew Standard (August 1, 1918) [Dis-satisfaction with the solution for the emancipation and citizenship of Jews in Romania and Bessarabia resulting from the Bucharest Treaty]

• Needs of Jews in Roumania Urgent, The Sentinel (December 18, 1919) [The plight of Jews in Roumania and the efforts to assist them]

• Bessarabian Pogroms Denied by Roumania, The Sentinel (January 31, 1919) [Romania denies pogroms have occurred in Bessarabia]

• Rumania Begins Mass Deportation, The Reform Advocate (May 7, 1942) [Rumania Begins Mass Deportation of Jews to Transnistria]

• 125,000 Jews Killed In Romania, The Australian Jewish News (Melbourne) (July 2, 1942) [125,000 Jews Killed In Romania so far in World War II]

• Refugee Orphans Taste First Bread In Three Years, The American Jewish World (May 25, 1944) [Refugee Orphans Taste First Bread In Three Years]

• JEWISH REFUGEES IN U.S.S.R. LOCATED AND RE-UNITED THRU SERVICE OF JEWISH CONGRESS, The Sentinel (August 2, 1944) [U.S. Jewish Organizations Help Locate and Reunite Eastern European Jews as Soviet Army Moves West]

• Rumanians Turn Wrath on Nazi-philes, J. Jewish News of Northern California (Emanu-El, Jewish Community Bulletin) (August 31, 1944) [Jews celebrate repeal of Anti-semetic laws in Romania]

• King Says Not Liable for Antonescu Persecutions, J. Jewish News of Northern California (Emanu-El, Jewish Community Bulletin) (September 21, 1944) [Roumanian King Disclaims Responsibility for Antonescu Regime Crimes Against Jews]

• Roumanian Jews Status Risky, B'nai B'rith Messenger, (November 2, 1944) [Political and economic status of Romania Jews after Soviet occupation from Nazi-aligned government]

• Romania to return money taken from Jewish groups, B'nai B'rith Messenger (December 21, 1944) [Romania to return to Jewish organizations funds which were confiscated by the former pro-Nazi regime.]

• Roumanian General Ordered 12,000 Jassy Jews Slain, The American Jewish World (January 11, 1945) [Roumanian General Accused of Organizing Progrom and Murder of 12,000 Jassy Jews]

• Romania Promises To Repatriate Transylvanian Jews, The Detroit Jewish Chronicle (March 29, 1945) [Romania promises to repatriate Transylvanian Jews who were deported]

• HIAS Now Sends Funds And Food to Europe, The American Jewish World (April 26, 1945) [For the first time since the outbreak of the war in Europe, funds can be sent from the United States to relatives and friends in Romania through HIAS.]

• 1,400,000 Jews Left in Europe, The Detroit Jewish Chronicle (June 14, 1945) [Approximately 1.4 Million Jews were found in liberated Europe after WWII]

• Romania Hints at Pogroms Unless “Rich Jews” of America Cough Up $100,000,000 Donation to Help Non-Jews in Moldova, The Indiana Jewish Post and Opinion (February 27, 1947) [Romania Hints at Pogroms Unless “Rich Jews” of America Cough Up $100,000,000 Donation to Help Non-Jews in Moldova]

• Book Review: FINAL JOURNEY (The Fate of the Jews in Nazi Europe) by Martin Gilbert, The Australian Jewish Times (May 15, 1980) [journey of the Jews from antisemitism to the Holocaust]

• Pogrom Remembered, The Australian Jewish News (Melbourne) (September 21, 1984) [deaths from 1941 Bucharest pogrom commemorated]

• NEWS REPORT: Many Jewish graves defiled; this time in Romania, Poland,  The Australian Jewish News (Melbourne) (June 1, 1990)  [Jewish graves desecrated]

Romanian Jewish Emigration

• Foreign Gleanings [excerpt], The Hebrew Leader (May 5, 1882)

• Foreign News Roumania, The Jewish Voice (St. Louis, Missouri) (December 8, 1899)

• Misery and Emigration, The Hebrew Standard (April 6, 1900) [Emigration from Romania]

• Foreign News,  The Reform Advocate (Chicago, Illinois) (April 27, 1900) [rioters’ trial]

• Foreign News, The Reform Advocate (Chicago, Illinois) (June 23, 1900) [Conditions for Jews around Europe]

• Foreign News,  The Reform Advocate (Chicago, Illinois) (August 24, 1900) [emigration]

• The Propaganda, The Maccabaean (Federation of American Zionists) (November 1, 1901) [proposed expulsion and Ottoman prohibitions on immigration to Palestine]

• Emigration of Jews from Roumania, The Canadian Jewish Times (July 3, 1902) [Conditions necessary to emigrate]

• In the Jewish World [excerpt], The Hebrew Standard (August 22, 1902)

• untitled, The Canadian Jewish Times (August 28, 1902) [ inheritance recipient postponed emigration]

• Foreign News Roumania,  The Jewish Voice (St. Louis, Missouri) (September 18, 1902) [emigration]

• Echoes of the Jewish World, The Canadian Jewish Times (September 25, 1902) [degradation of city due to Jewish emigration]

• Echoes of the Jewish World, The Canadian Jewish Times (April 23, 1903) [emigration]

• Echoes of the Jewish World, The Canadian Jewish Times (October 22, 1903) [Proposed colony of Jews in Uganda]

• Echoes of the Jewish World, The Canadian Jewish Times (January 14, 1904) [emigration effects]

• 250 Jews Drown as Nazis Sink Turkish Refugee Ship, The Detroit Jewish Chronicle (August 17, 1944) [Nazis sink another refugee ship on the way to Palestine]

• Zionism Imperilled In Romania and Hungary, B'nai B'rith Messenger (July 5, 1945) [Zionism in Hungary and Romania is discouraged]

• Einstein Indicts World Leaders, B'nai B'rith Messenger (December 27, 1945) [Einstein indicts Western powers for preventing Holocaust survivors from emigrating to Palestine]

• 2 Jewish Candidates Elected in Romania, The Detroit Jewish Chronicle (December 5, 1946) [Two Jewish Candidates Elected to Romania’s Legislature]

• No Solution But Palestine, The New Palestine (February 3, 1947) [Commander of American forces in Europe supports sending Jewish refugees to Palestine.]

• Romania Jews Mass for Exodus to Zion, The Detroit Jewish Chronicle (July 24, 1947) [Roumanian Jews ignore Warnings and Organize for Mass Exodus to Palestine]

• MONUMENTS TO MARTYRS ERECTED IN RUMANIA, The Sydney Jewish News (October 21, 1948) [Monument erected at Bucharest cemetery to honor victims who drowned in the SS Sruma ship when British authorities refused them the right of entry into Palestine]

• East Europe Zionism Forced Underground, The American Jewish World (July 14, 1949) [Hungary and Romania conduct anti-Zionist campaigns]

• ALIYA FROM ROMANIA , The Australian Jewish News (Melbourne) (July 4, 1980) [Chief Rabbi of Romanian confident Jews will again be allowed to emigrate to Israel during 1980]

• Romanian rabbis forecast Aliya to continue despite new laws, The Australian Jewish Times (December 2, 1982)  [Rabbis forecast continued Aliya despite restrictions placed on emigration.]

• Increased hopes for East European Jews , The Australian Jewish Times (February 21, 1985)

• 'New chance' for Jews in E. Europe , The Australian Jewish News (Melbourne) (February 22, 1985)  [Hope for better conditions for  communities in Eastern Europe]

• Eastern Europe’s Jews confronted by paradox , The Australian Jewish Times (March 21, 1985) [Jewish life and attitudes towards Israel in Czechoslovakia, Romania, and Hungary]

• SINKING OF THE STRUMA 45 years 762 Jews drowned in freedom bid , The Australian Jewish Times (January 29, 1987) [The sinking of the Struma and the 762 jews who drowned]

• Warsaw vies to be emigres’ transit stop, The Jewish News of Northern California (April 10, 1987)  [Polish involvement in Jewish emigration from USSR]

• Reliving the fateful march of Romania’s persecuted Jews, The Australian Jewish News (Sydney) (March 11, 2005) [ Story of the Fusgeyers]

Romanian Jewry Abroad

• News from All Lands. DEATH, The Maccabaean (Federation of American Zionists) (September 1, 1902) [death - Clara Samitca nee Goldener]

• (untitled),  The Reform Advocate (Chicago, Illinois) (October 10, 1902) [teacher forced resignation because Jewish]

• A New Synagogue, The Hebrew Standard (November 27, 1903) [laying of the cornerstone for new synagogue in NYC]

• The Making of Americans, The Jewish American (Detroit, Michigan) (November 27, 1903) [experience of immigrants to NYC]

• Cong. Adath Jeschurin of Jassy, The Hebrew Standard (September 9, 1904) [opening of new synagogue in NYC]

Fiction

• Parsley Puss, The Jewish Voice (St. Louis, Missouri) (July 10, 1896) [serialized fiction]

• The Auction, The Reform Advocate (Chicago, Illinois) (August 2, 1907) [fiction]

• Fulfilled Promises, The Reform Advocate (Chicago, Illinois) (December 28, 1907) [Fiction]