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Anthology of Hebrew Literature (in Russian), edited by Hamutal Bar Yosef (Ben Gurion University), 400 pp., 2000.
From Abraham to the Present, Eleven Introductions to Jewish History and Literature (in Russian), edited by David Fishman and Burton Visotzky (The Jewish Theological Seminary), 450 pp., 2003
The Hebrew Book in the Middle Ages (in Russian), Shimon M. Iakerson (JTS, RSUH, YIVO, and IOSRAS), 254 pp., 2003.
Introduction to the Pentateuch (in Russian), by Igor Tantlevsky (St. Petersburg State University), 468 pp., 2000
Jewish Documentary Sources Among the Trophy Collections of the Russian State Military Archives: A Guide (in Russian), edited by David Fishman, Mark Kupovetsky, and Vladimir Kuzelenkov (RSUH), 211 pp., 2005.
Jewish Documentary Sources in the Regional Archives of the Ukraine: A Guide (in Russian), edited and compiled by Efim Melamed (RSUH), 470 pp., 2009.
Jewish Documentary Sources in Belarus Archives: A Guide (in Russian), edited by Mark Kupovetsky, Eduard Savitsky, and Marek Web (RSUH, Committee on Archives and Records Management of Belarus, JTS, YIVO), 543 pp., 2003.
Jewish Documentary Sources in Kiev Archives: A Guide (in Russian), edited by Efim Melamed and Mark Kupovetsky, (JTS, RSUH, State Committee on Archives of Ukraine), 749 pp., 2006
Jewish Documentary Sources in Moscow Archives: A Guide (in Russian), edited by Mark Kupovetsky, Evgenii Starostin, and Marek Web (RSUH, JTS, YIVO), 503 pp., 1997.
Jewish Documentary Sources in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus: A Preliminary List (in English), edited by Dorit Sallis and Marek Web (JTS), 164 pp., 1996.
Judaica Rossica, Annual of Jewish Studies, edited by Leonid Katsis (Project Judaica, RSUH), 300 pp., Vol. I (2002), Vol. II (2003), Vol. III (2004), Vol. IV (2006)
Yiddish for Russian Speakers, by Shimon Sandler (Project Judaica, RSUH), 522 pp., 2001.
Yiddish: Language and Culture in the Soviet Union (in Yiddish and Russian), edited by Leonid Katsis (Project Judaica, RSUH), Maria Kaspina (RSUH), and David Fishman (The Jewish Theological Seminary), 491 pp., 2009.