The Jewish Digital Archive Project (JDAP) is a collaboration project between by the South African Jewish Museum (SAJM) and the Isaac and Jessie Kaplan Centre for Jewish Studies and Research at the University of Cape Town to preserve the social history of the Southern African Jewish community. Housed within the larger SAJM archive, the JDAP has thousands of photographs, films, and documents from the person histories of South Africain Jewish families that have been converted to digital format and are accessible online. The JDAP also include archival collections of a number of South African Jewish communal organisations and congregations.
(Description adapted from information on different project websites)
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The Jewish Digital Archive Project (JDAP) is a collaboration project between by the South African Jewish Museum (SAJM) and the Isaac and Jessie Kaplan Centre for Jewish Studies and Research at the University of Cape Town to preserve the social history of the Southern African Jewish community. Housed within the larger SAJM archive, the JDAP has thousands of photographs, films, and documents from the person histories of South Africain Jewish families that have been converted to digital format and are accessible online. The JDAP also include archival collections of a number of South African Jewish communal organisations and congregations.
(Description adapted from information on different project websites)