Links to Further Research
JewishGen Resources
FTJP
( Family Tree of the Jewish People )
JGFF
( JewishGen Family Finder )
ShtetlSeeker
Vsia
Rossiia Database 1895 directory for Chernigov,Poltava, Kiev and Volhynia gubernias
Yizkor
Book Translation Project
New
York Public Library's 700+ Yizkor books digitized JewishGen partnered project
International
Jewish Cemetery Project
Jewish
Records Indexing -Poland
Ellis
Island Database One-Step Search Tools
Galicia
SIG including Austro-Hungarian owned Ukraine
ROM
SIG including Besserabian and borderland Ukraine
Jewish
Gen SIGs
Jewish
Colonies of the Ukraine - A great resource clearly the result of a great deal of love and dedication and
the material covers the colonies of Ekaterinoslav, Kherson, Podolia, Taurida, and Besserabia
(the last while not in the Ukraine received and furnished a great deal of cross-population.) There are many
subsidiary lists on this site including A
Surname list of the Ekaterinoslav area communities. We continue to list these links as well under the
Shtetl and Community Sites below. But we thank Gayle Schissel Riley for sending us many
selections from each of these and from the InfoUkes sites. Send us the ones you think are important too!
Great things on Shtetl and Community Sites
Actual ShtetLinks are on Shtetls
of the Ukraine
Income
Taxes for Podolia - 1883 - "Box Taxes and Candle Taxes"
Ukraine
Agricultural Colonies
Offsite Links
Jewishwebindex
Yad
Vashem
Jews
of the Ukraine
Miriam
Weiner Routes to Roots Foundation
CIA
Fact Book of Ukraine
Beyond
the Pale, A History of the Jews in Russia
Info
Ukes - History
Lemko -
The History and Community of the Lemkos
Centropa -
Connecting the World to the Lands of Jewish Heritage Photos, Oral History, Interviews with Red Army
soldiers, much more.
Jewish
Immigrants to Santos, Sao Paulo, Brazil At the left side of the homepage there are spaces to fill in
the boxes with the name ("nome") and surname ("sobrenome") of the immigrant, and the
year of arrival ("ano"). If you just fill in the surname, it's OK. Click on the search button
("buscar"). If the immigrant is found, you will have the following columns answered: name,
surname, relationship (in the case of a family), year of arrival and nationality. If you wish, you
can buy a Certificate of Arrival.
Archives, Libraries, and Museums
Where
to write for archival documents in the Ukraine.
Ukrainian
regional archives in Dniepropetrovsk
Proskudin-Gorskii
Photo Collection of Library of Congress
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