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This subseries contains news clippings, correspondence, and presentation materials related to the Obermayer Foundation’s work in helping non-profit organizations develop internet strategies and construct websites at a time when the internet was in its early stages.

This subseries includes correspondence, meeting minutes, conference materials, and bylaws describing the Obermayer Foundation and ASO’s contributions to JewishGen. Of note is his work in establishing the German Jewish Special Interest Group (GerSIG).

This subseries includes correspondence, meeting minutes, conference materials, and bylaws describing the Obermayer Foundation and ASO’s contributions to JewishGen. Of note is his work in establishing the German Jewish Special Interest Group (GerSIG).

This subseries includes correspondence, meeting minutes, conference materials, and bylaws describing the Obermayer Foundation and ASO’s contributions to JewishGen. Of note is his work in establishing the German Jewish Special Interest Group (GerSIG).

This subseries includes correspondence, meeting minutes, conference materials, and bylaws describing the Obermayer Foundation and ASO’s contributions to JewishGen. Of note is his work in establishing the German Jewish Special Interest Group (GerSIG).

This subseries includes correspondence, meeting minutes, conference materials, and bylaws describing the Obermayer Foundation and ASO’s contributions to JewishGen. Of note is his work in establishing the German Jewish Special Interest Group (GerSIG).

This subseries includes correspondence, meeting minutes, conference materials, and bylaws describing the Obermayer Foundation and ASO’s contributions to JewishGen. Of note is his work in establishing the German Jewish Special Interest Group (GerSIG).

This subseries includes correspondence, meeting minutes, conference materials, and bylaws describing the Obermayer Foundation and ASO’s contributions to JewishGen. Of note is his work in establishing the German Jewish Special Interest Group (GerSIG).

This subseries includes correspondence, meeting minutes, conference materials, and bylaws describing the Obermayer Foundation and ASO’s contributions to JewishGen. Of note is his work in establishing the German Jewish Special Interest Group (GerSIG).

This subseries contains reports, bylaws, and financial documents related to ASO’s contributions to AFRFRI-HEMDAT-ARFR, an organization founded in 1995 to promote religious freedom, tolerance, and pluralism in Israel. Some folders are restricted.