This is Hugo Gold's two volume history of the 
Jews in Bukovina with 
many photographs: 
 
http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/bukowinabook/Bukowina.html  
Peter Elbau is not a genealogist but has collected a wealth of interesting 
material about Bukovina, Czernowitz, and Jewish life in the area. An 
eclectic and highly interesting site: 
http://bukowina.info/index.html
The JewishGen ShtetLinks site designed by Bruce Reisch, for Sadagora, Bukowina. 
http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/sadgura/sadgura.html 
The official site of the Bukovina Jews. Areas devoted to history of Bukovina; 
Jewish history; travel; contemporary life; holocaust; and much more: 
http://www.bukowina.org.il/ (In Hebrew, English section under construction)
Rumanian/German street name equivalents in Czernowitz: 
http://dizzyweb.ehpes.com/czernowitz/history/streets1.html 
Dizzy Web all about Czernowitz: 
http://dizzyweb.ehpes.com/ 
City of Chernivtsi Official Web Site 
http://www.city.cv.ua/ 
  Bruce Reisch's speaking notes on Genealogical Research in Bukovina... Lots of 
history, great links, and information. 
  Shushana Hesed is the Jewish service organization in Czernowitz. To say they are 
  doing amazing things would be an understatement. You'll just have to visit the English 
  version of the site at:
http://shushana.h1.ru/ENG/eng_index.html 
This link deals with the intellectual, literary and cultural life of pre-WWII 
Czernowitz and surrounds. 
It is entirely in German. Definitely worth a visit even if just for the links. 
In the website's owner's words: 
"On my website I want to primarily point out new German-language based 
publications (whenever possible also English-, Ukrainian-, Russian- or Romanian-language based). It is 
also my aim to present and review those publications. An essential part of the website is also 
the reference to events 
and symposia that deal with Czernowitz, with the Bukowina and with people who in 
the past or present spoke out about this cultural and historical area. See http://www.czernowitz.de
http://www.museumoffamilyhistory.com/main.htm
The Museum of Family History is a virtual, multimedia, and interactive creation that was designed for those of us who are interested in learning more about those who have graced the many branches of our family trees.
The Museum humbly attempts to honor the Jewish people and the Jewish family unit in particular.
Gura Humorului Jewish Community
http://www.romanianjewish.org/en/index.html
http://ctradauti.com/joomla/index.php
The Czernowitz-L Discussion Group
Institut für Judaistik - Links
Les Minorités ethniques en Bucovine du Sud (French)
The Massacres in Bessarabia, Bucovina and Dorohoi County
The Jews of the Bukowina on the eve of WW II
Ein Blick in die Vergangenheit - A glance into the past