| The JewishGen Family Finder contains the names of other researchers for Gomel. | ||
| Click here for the homepage of Gomel. | ||
| JewishGen ShtetlSeeker will allow you to find Gomel on a map, as well as find other shtetls with similar names. | ||
| The All Belarus Database contains hundreds of thousands of entries. | ||
| Search the Belarus SIG website for Gomel. | ||
| Search the JewishGen website for Gomel. | ||
| Search JewishGen's ShtetLinks website for Gomel. | ||
| Search the Jewish Encyclopedia website for articles about Gomel. This site contains the complete contents of the 12-volume Jewish Encyclopedia, which was originally published between 1901-1906. | ||
| The Routes to Roots Foundation Archive Database contains a comprehensive list of archival holdings for Belarus, Lithuania, Moldova, Poland, and the Ukraine. Use the link on the left to see if there are any records for Gomel. | ||
| Search the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Research Institute Reading Room for information on Gomel. | ||
Discussion
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Search the JewishGen Discussion Group Archives for newsgroup postings about Gomel. The SIG (special interest group) newsgroups contain postings for a specific area, whereas the JewishGen newsgroup is more general. | |
Yizkor
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The Yizkor Book Database lists where you can find memorial books for Gomel. | |
| A translation of a Yizkor book for Gomel is not available yet. Click here for information on getting a book translated. | ||
Gomel Street Scene c.1910/1920. A photo post card of a street scene in Gomel (Homel, and in Jewish sources Homiyya): A city in Belorussia, Jewish settled here in the 16th century, in 1897 there were 21000 Jews (57% of Population), many of Jews massacred by Nazis. (9/14/2000 by David Fox)
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