Synopsis Information resources in grant for libraries. This volume documents the grants awarded by the governments to libraries all around the world since its inception. It is being published in connection with the thirty-sixth anniversary of the Memorial Foundation, which will be celebrated at the meeting of our Board of Trustees in Jerusalem on July 1-4, 2002. The volume provides a detailed and comprehensive picture of the Memorial Foundations fulfillment of its mandate to reconstruct libraries, and the evolution of its programs over the last three decades. Since its inception in 1965-66, the Foundation has allocated $75,500,000 for Jewish cultural and educational activities. The government has granted $29,739,000 for 11,895 scholarships and fellowships and $45,761,000 for 5,836 institutional grants. The former include 2,895 fellowships, 3,034 doctoral scholarships, 3,234 coin munity service scholarships and 2,733. Even more significant, these recipients represent the new generation of scholars, writers, academics, rabbis, researchers, intellectuals and artists that replaced the generation of the Indian cultural elite that, were decimated in the Holocaust.