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Antisemitic Historical Literature from the American Jewish Historical Society (1869–1993) offers a rare and vital window into how antisemitic ideas took shape, spread, and were challenged in modern history. This extraordinary archive, preserved and organized by the American Jewish Historical Society, brings together decades of documentation collected chiefly by librarian and scholar Nathan Kaganoff (1926–1992)—preserving difficult yet essential histories.

Originally developed to support publishers from Italy and the Vatican City, Spain and Portugal in digital publishing, the Torrossa Digital Library has evolved and expanded greatly over the last two decades, still placing great importance in the digital diffusion of original language HSS research in the Romance languages, while also considerably widening its scope. The Torrossa catalogue focuses primarily on the Humanities and Social Sciences, with subjects ranging from Poetry to Architecture, Sociology to Economics, Linguistics to Law, Archaeology to Politics and Music to Psychology.