2. Februar 2021
Julius Margolinskys bog “Jødiske dødsfald i Danmark”, som i mange år har været svær at få fat på, er nu digitaliseret og kan ses på https://slaegtsbibliotek.dk/920803.pdf |
29. januar 2021
Slægtsforskning i Polen? Så er der nyt fra JRI-Poland her |
17. november 2020
Endnu en god nyhed fra JewishGen – især for dem, der er interesseret i Polen: Dear JewishGen Community, As a result of this agreement, records that have been transcribed and compiled by Dr. Hirschberg will be made freely available to JewishGen researchers. All of the records are from Kraków, Poland (in the Austrian province of Galicia before WWI), including Kazimierz and Podgórze (today, districts of Kraków). Thus far, more than 160,000 records have been uploaded, which include census records, vital records, marriage intentions/banns records, along with progressive and religious marriage records. Images of most of the records are available online, although search results do not currently link to the images. Prof. Hirschberg’s website (https://www.ics.uci.edu/~dan/genealogy/Krakow) contains many images and links to images on other websites. Vital records can also be viewed on the Polish State Archives’ Search the Archives website (new: https://www.szukajwarchiwach.gov.pl/zespol/-/zespol/33389, old: https://szukajwarchiwach.pl/29/1472/0). We would like to thank Dr. Dan Hirschberg for his monumental ongoing effort to transcribe and compile genealogical data about Kraków’s Jewish Community, and for his generosity in contributing this extraordinarily valuable collection to JewishGen. Thanks also to the National Archives in Kraków for preserving the original records and making them available to the public. The Dr. Dan Hirschberg – Kraków Collection can be searched via the JewishGen Unified Search (https://www.jewishgen.org/databases/all/) or the JewishGen Poland Collection (https://www.jewishgen.org/databases/Poland/). Avraham Groll |
NYT FRA JEWISHGEN Dear JewishGen Community, We are pleased to announce a partnership between JewishGen.org and Genie Milgrom, resulting in The Genie Milgrom Crypto Jewish Collection. Up until now it has been extremely difficult for those trying to trace their ancestors dating back to the 14th and 15th centuries during the Inquisition, since Jews were forced to convert, change their names, and assume Christian identities in order to save themselves from death sentences. Many of these Jews were exiled from Spain and later Portugal and scattered throughout Europe and Latin America. In order to help the descendants of these “Crypto Jews” research their roots, Genie has spent years scouring the world for any old documents, dissertations, books, and records. In total, she has travelled to Europe and other countries more than 50 times on her quest. Now, for the first time, all of the information she has compiled will be freely searchable via JewishGen – including extensive background information in both English and Spanish. We would like to thank Genie Milgrom for her incredible efforts, and for her generosity in contributing this extraordinarily valuable collection to JewishGen. The Genie Milgrom Crypto Jewish Collection can be searched by clicking here: https://www.jewishgen.org/databases/cryptojews/ Avraham Groll |
OBS! I morgen aften 15. juli kl. 9!
Hvis tidspunktet ikke passer, kan det vist ses på Facebook og vil senere blive tilgængeligt på YouTube. Tidligere JGS medlemmer husker måske mødet med Dr. Stephen P. Morse. Nu er der mulighed for at deltage i et online-møde, hvor han fortæller om slægtsforskning og DNA: Don’t miss the next presentation in our series of JewishGen Talks webinars, with our speaker, Dr. Stephen P. Morse. From DNA to Genetic Genealogy: The study of genetics that started with Gregor Mendel’s pea experiments in 1865 has now entered the genealogy field with Megan Smolenyak’s coining of the term “genetealogy” in 2000. To understand the genealogical aspects requires an understanding of some of the basic concepts. This talk introduces genes, chromosomes, and DNA, and goes on to show how DNA is inherited. That knowledge of inheritance can be used for finding relatives you didn’t know you had, learning about your very distant ancestors and the route they traveled, and determining if you are a Jewish high priest (Kohan). Examples presented include Genghis Khan’s legacy, the Thomas Jefferson affair, and the Anastasia mystery. Stephen P. Morse is the creator of the award-winning One-Step Website https://stevemorse.org/; Recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award from the International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies and the Award of Merit from the National Genealogical Society; Best known as the architect of the Intel 8086, which sparked the PC revolution 35 years ago. Advance Registration Required! After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about how to join the webinar. Questions? Go to: For information on other JewishGen Talks webinars, go to: Nancy Siegel |
![]() På grund af Coronakrisen er den internationale jødisk genealogiske konference i Californien opgivet. I stedet – til glæde for alle, der ikke har lyst til at rejse den halve jord rundt for at deltage, bliver konferencen nu virtuel! En enestående chance (selv om det naturligvis ikke bliver helt det samme som personligt at deltage ien konference) for at få glæde af de mange interessante foredrag af højtuddannede forskere. I Facebook-gruppen – IAJGS Conference Discussion – kan man følge med og få nærmere oplysninger om den virtuelle konference, hvis man tilmelder sig gruppen. |
3. marts 2020
Royal Air Force Museum har lanceret en ny hjemmeside: Casualty Forms hvor besøgende kan søge efter officerer fra Royal Flying Corps og Royal Air Force, der tjente på vestfronten og i Mellemøsten under den første verdenskrig. Formularerne inkluderer information om ulykkesdetaljer, posteringer, ferieperioder, forfremmelser og dekorationer. Nogle kan også have oplysninger om begravelsessted o.l. For at markere hundredeårsdagen for den første verdenskrig og 100-årsdagen for dannelsen af Royal Air Force i 2018 besluttede RAF-museet at påtage sig et projekt, der ville give større adgang til posterne. Der er omkring 25.000 formularer. Samlingen indeholder også oplysninger om canadiere og australiere. |
Genskabelse digitalt irske arkiv der brændte brændte i 1922
I 1922 ødelagde en voldsom eksplosion det offentlige arkiv, der var knyttet til Dublins fire domstole, der indeholdt hundreder af års historie. Et forskningsprojekt, Beyond 2022, Irlands Virtual Record Treasury, planlægger at genskabe så meget som muligt af arkivet i digitalt format til hundredeårsdagen for branden, den 30. juni 2022, så det kan blive tilgængeligt for alle. Læs mere her. |
28. februar 2020 |
14. december 2019
40. IAGJS Conference on Jewish Genealogy i San Diego, Californien |
5. december 2019 |
1. december 2019
MyHeritage har nu oversat deres uddannelses program til dansk, … |
August 2019
Oplysninger om familie og venners skæbne under Holocaust nu online på Arolsen Archives |
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