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Jewish history is very interesting. The best ways to find out more about Jewish history is to read books on the subject. Your local public library is a wonderful resource. It is free to borrow books, and if the library doesn't have the book you need, they can usually have it delivered from another library within a few days. Another great way to research Jewish history is by speaking with elderly Jewish people. People hold a rich verbal history, and can tell you details that the internet and books sometimes can't. If you don't know any Jewish people, contact your local synagogue (Jewish religion Church) and the Rabbi will likely be happy to match you up with a local elderly resident.

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