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NOW
AVAILABLE ON CD
An
index of Jewish Records at the Family History Library with Folio
Views ® search engine.
This
CD includes the largest index of Jewish records -- records on
microfilm, on microfiche, and in print -- ever compiled and
produced on a CD.
The
records referred to are located in the Family
History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah. It took 18
months to compile, update, and finalize the InfoBase for the CD.
This new InfoBase on CD will enable you to find the very best materials
at the Family History Library for your specific research problem.
After that, you can contact your local Family
History Center to order in a copy of the microfilms,
or microfiche. Books cannot circulate from the Family History Library;
but, in most cases, your local library can obtain a copy of the
book from another library via "inter library loan."
The
CD comprises an index of thousands of records of significant value
to Jewish genealogical research, including hundreds of records not
previously known or publicized, for example:
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A book containing
an alphabetical list of persons sent to Siberian work camps
from Lithuania, 1941-1952. It identifies the I.D. number,
name, father's name, birth year, date sent, date released or
died, and name of camp to which the person was sent
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Microfilm lists of
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Emigrants NOT
sailing on emigrant ships
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A list of
Jewish returnees
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A list of those
held back from emigration
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A list of
arriving emigrants (including a list of those sent by rail
to Antwerp, Tetschen, Stralsund and Vandrup at the
outbreak of WW I)
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Emigrants from
Kovno (Kaunas)
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Jewish orphans
from Russia
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A locality
index (alphabetical) to Lithuanian Jewish Vital Records as
well as the film numbers for the actual records. Included
are all microfilm numbers for Jewish records received from
the Lithuanian Historical Archive as recently as January
2001 as well as links to keep up with additional records
as they are acquired and appear in the Family History
Library Catalog.
The
CD is an InfoBase, fully integrated with Folio Views ®, which
provides greatly enhanced search capabilities. The Folio Views ®
software on the CD is a powerful tool. You can use it as a
foundation upon which you can work with your own genealogical
information. Folio Views ® allows you to personalize this InfoBase
for your own use, allowing you to customize the toolbars. You can
also:
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Input your own
additional information and film numbers [just type it in and
save]
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Add hyperlinks to the
Internet or to any record entry on the CD
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Add bookmarks and
notes to what you find in the InfoBase
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Highlight areas of
interest in various colors
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Add indexes to
translated documents and post the information next to the film
number in the InfoBase
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Do other interesting
and fun things
The CD is compatible with
both the Windows and Macintosh operating systems.
The
CD is available for immediate shipment. The price is $20 US plus
$3 S/H in USA & Canada - $5 S/H to other countries.
Order
your CD!
To order, send your
check, made payable to IAJGS, to:
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Michael
Posnick, IAJGS Treasurer
2601 Princeton Ave South
Minneapolis, MN 55416
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Alternatively, you may
pay by VISA or MasterCard. To do this, send your authorization to
charge your card to Michael at the mailing address above or via e-mail.
Don't forget to include:
The
NAME as shown on the card,
The ADDRESS as shown on your credit card statement
Your CARD NUMBER with its EXPIRATION DATE: MONTH and
YEAR.
Find Errors on CD?
Due
to the tremendous undertaking involved in compiling this
index of Jewish records, there will undoubtedly be errors.
All corrections, complaints, suggestions, additions,
praise, typos, etc. pertaining to the FAMILY HISTORY
LIBRARY CATALOG should be sent to: FHLCatalog@ldschurch.org
Messages
can then be sorted out and sent to the appropriate cataloger so
that the message can be evaluated and corrected (or not). It would
be very helpful if you put the words "Jewish CD" into
the subject line, as well as any geographic location, country etc.
which can help the sorter get the message effectively and quickly
off to the cataloger who can best address the problem.
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