Hevron and Adivi Cemeteries, Israel
This collection includes gravestones and memorials from 2 small cemeteries in Israel:
- Hevron cemetery in Admot Yishai
- Adivi cemetery in Ashkelon, near old municipal cemetery"

Eretz Israel Telephone Directory, 1944
The third countrywide telephone directory published in Eretz Israel and the first published in 3 separate volumes for the different areas: Jerusalem and the South, Jaffa Tel-Aviv the West, and Haifa and the North.

Israel, Immigration Lists
This collection is one of the most comprehensive sources available for genealogy in Israel. It contains lists of immigrants to Israel from 1919 onwards, transcribed by MyHeritage from images stored at the Israel Archive. Most of the content is in Hebrew, but thanks to MyHeritage's Global Name Translation Technology™ it can be searched in English and other languages. The index contains the name of the immigrant, birth year, age, former residence, immigration date and place, the ship, and relatives.

Israel Putnam: Pioneer, Ranger, and Major-General, 1718 - 1790
Israel Putnam: Pioneer, Ranger, and Major-General, 1718-1790. Livingston, William Farrand. (1901)

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The Jewish Chronicle
The Jewish Chronicle is the oldest and most influential Jewish newspaper in England. Founded in 1841, The Jewish Chronicle - often known as the JC - has no proprietor nor commercial shareholders, and its editorial independence is guaranteed by the Jewish Chronicle Trust. It is based in London, with reporters around the world.

Jewish Holocaust Memorials and Jewish Residents of Germany 1939-1945
This collection includes records of Jewish Holocaust victims from memorials in Czechia, Netherlands, France, Austria, Belgium and Luxembourg. The collection also includes 442,972 Jews who lived in Germany from 1933 to 1945. A record may include: given name, surname, maiden name, birth date, birthplace, residence, death date, death place, place of imprisonment, and deportation or emigration.

Index of Jewish Displaced Person and Refugee Cards, 1943-1959
This collection is from the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC) and consists of the following: JDC emigrant registration cards from Munich and Vienna from 1945 to the mid 1950s, refugee case cards from Barcelona from 1943-1945, refugee registration cards from Hungary from 1956-1957, and emigration case files from Warsaw from 1945-1949. Records often contain the first and last name of the primary individual, birth date, birth place, the names of any accompanying individuals, the place of emigration, the destination, and information identifying which JDC emigration office the record pertains to.

Lithuanian-Jewish Records from LitvakSIG, 1795-1940
This collection is a compilation of revision lists, other census lists, vital records, tax lists, voter lists, conscription lists, citizenship and passport lists, directories, Holocaust lists, and other records pertaining to the Lithuanian-Jewish (Litvak) population during the Russian Empire and the period of independent Lithuania (1795-1940). Records may contain the names of several family members in addition to the primary person such as the parents, grandparents, or spouse. Most records contain the date and place of the pertinent event, and may include a secondary event such as the year or place of birth. This collection has been provided to MyHeritage from LitvakSIG, Inc., an independent organization, which retains all rights, title, and interest in the data. © Copyright 1998-2021 LitvakSIG, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit [link url="https://www.litvaksig.org/welcome-to-myheritage-visitor/" title="LitvakSIG" target="blank"] for more information and to search its All-Lithuanian Database.

Austria, Vienna, Jewish Vital Records, 1835-1938
This collection includes an index to birth, marriage and death records for the Jewish community in Vienna, Austria. Birth records include the name of the child, the date of birth and birthplace, and the names of the parents. Marriage records include the name of the bride and groom, the date of marriage and location. Death records include the name of the deceased, the date of death and location.

Belarus, Revision Lists from JewishGen
This collection contains an index of Revision Lists (Reviska Skazka) from territories making up modern-day Belarus. Records normally contain the individual's name, age, gender, registration number, and residence. The residence is classified according to the town, county (uyezd), and province/governorate (gubernia). Other information may also be included in the records, such as the year and reason a person moved towns.

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Hungary, Jewish Vital Records
This collection contains an index of birth, marriage, and death records of Jewish communities in Hungary. Records typically contain the date and place of the event, the names of the individual's parents, and the name of the town where the event was registered.
The records in this collection were originally created by Rabbis, handwritten in German, Hebrew, or Hungarian.

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Austria, Vienna, Jewish Emigrant Applications, 1938-1939
The Jewish community in interwar Vienna was the third largest Jewish community in Europe, and approximately 200,000 Jews were living there before World War II. The "Anschluss" – the annexation of Austria to Nazi Germany in March 1938 - brought an abrupt end to this flourishing community. The official community - Vienna Israelitische Kultusgemeinde (IKG) - was temporarily closed by the National Socialists, and after it reopened in May 1938, Jews living in Austria had to register with the IKG's Emigration Department to leave the country and escape Nazi persecution.

Uzbekistan, Tashkent, Jewish Refugees, 1941-1942 from JewishGen
This collection contains information on Jewish refugees living in the Soviet Union during 1941-1942 who were evacuated to Tashkent, Uzbekistan. Once in Tashkent, they spread out to different localities in Uzbekistan. Records normally contain an individual's name, birth year, residence, and the name of the father if can be found.

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Lodz Ghetto List from JewishGen
This collection contains lists of the Lodz Ghetto inhabitants from 1940 to 1944. The Polish city of Lodz was inhabited by 665,000 people during that time, a third of which were Jewish. Records include the names of residents, Ghetto apartment address, and may include the former addresses of the inhabitants, dates of birth, occupation, and date of deportation or death of the individual.

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Sharit haPlatah, Holocaust Survivors from JewishGen
Sharit haPlatah is the name given to the group of Jewish people who survived the Holocaust. This collection contains information about the survivors, such as their surname, given name, maiden name, place and year of birth, and location during the years 1945 to 1946. Records also contain the page and line number of the original record.

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Pinkas HaNitzolim, Volume I, Register of Jewish Survivors from JewishGen
This collection contains 166 lists of Jewish survivors rescued from camps and the Ghettoes in various European countries under being freed from Nazi control. The register was published in 1945 by the Search Bureau for Missing Relatives of the Jewish Agency. Records in the collection may contain information such as current residence, year of birth, age, father's name, occupation, previous residence, the original lists in which the record appears, and more.

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Pinkas HaNitzolim, Volume II, Register of Jewish Survivors from JewishGen
This collection contains records of Jewish survivors rescued from camps and the Ghettoes in various European countries under being freed from Nazi control. The register was published in 1946 by The Search Bureau for Missing Relatives of the Jewish Agency. Records in the collection may contain information such as first and last names, Place of Last Registration, and more.

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World Jewish Congress Records of Holocaust Survivors from JewishGen
This collection contains records about Holocaust survivors that were documented and archived by the World Jewish Congress (WJC), an international Jewish representative organization established in 1936. Records normally contain the names of survivors, dates, places of birth, the names of the survivor's parents, the index of the original record, and the page number in the original index. Records may also include the place of the last residence, citizenship, the age at the time of documentation, the camp from which the survivor was liberated, contacts requested, and any additional comments.

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Philadelphia Jewish Exponent Obituaries from JewishGen
This collection is a list of obituary notices which volunteers from the Jewish Genealogical Society of Greater Philadelphia (JGSGP) completed and published in the Philadelphia Jewish Exponent. The years of obituaries published in this index range from 1887 to 2013. Records may include name, birthplace, age at death, date of publication of obituary and page number in the issue of obituaries publication.

The Philadelphia Jewish Exponent is published weekly, by the Federation of Jewish Agencies of Greater Philadelphia.

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Jewish Arrivals in Switzerland from JewishGen
This collection includes records of Jews who were admitted in Switzerland during WWII. Records include the individual's name, date of birth, date of arrival and nationality.

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Grodno Gubernia, Voters Lists, 1912 from JewishGen
This collection includes the names of individuals who were eligible to vote in the Russian parliamentary elections in 1912. Records include the individual's given name, surname, residence, and father's name. Only men above the age of 25 were permitted to vote, therefore the lists only include men.

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title="JewishGen" target="blank"] for more information and to search its database"

Ukraine, Odessa Birth Records from JewishGen
This collection contains information about Jewish birth records from Odessa, Ukraine between the years 1878 to 1900. Records may include the name of the born child, surname, and birth date.

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Sub-Carpathia, Jewish Death Records from JewishGen
This collection contains Jewish death records from parts of the former Hungarian counties of Bereg, Máramaros, Ugocsa and Ung which are now located in Zakarpats'ka oblast of southwestern Ukraine. Records contain the name of the deceased, year and place of birth, date and place of death, names of the parents, and the name of the spouse.

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title="JewishGen" target="blank"] for more information and to search its database.