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Searchable
Databases
Genealogical
databases:
Other
Databases: with more general information
- IAJGS
International Jewish Cemetery Project documents
Jewish cemeteries
- Yad
Vashem documents the Holocaust
- Ghetto
Fighters' House Archive
- YIVO
in New York City
- US
Holocaust Memorial Museum
- Database of old
postcards. It's
in Polish. This link is to the home page. It's a hard to navigate: I
have difficulty getting back to photos I know are there. The best way
to get hits if you don't know Polish is to click on 'Mapa' in the Menu
bar. This brings up a map, with little squares wherever there are
images. If the town's not named, just mouse over the mystery square and
the town name will pop up, as will thumbnails of the linked images.
These will be across the bottom of your screen. Once you click on one
image, it will come up on your screen. Do not use the < >
arrows
in either of the two places they appear - they send you to random
places. Stick with the thumbnails in the image you got after clicking
on the place name.
Other Sources:
Miscellaneous
- "Vanished World" blogs from a 2019 trip:
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you have Lida uezd
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Records are
held both in Grodno and Vilna archives.For Lida records translation,
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with any questions.For current translations, please see the ALD:
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SIG Database.
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