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PAGES OF INTEREST
Belarus
Listed below are the location and links to web pages within the
Museum of Family History that could be
of interest to the Belarus researcher. In the left column, is the
title of the web page or exhibition;
for each a link is provided to the appropriate web page. In the right
column are indicated the names of the towns for which
material can be found. If you find
that there is material on this website that is associated
with towns in Belarus that
has not already been included
on the list below, please contact the museum at
postmaster@museumoffamilyhistory.com. |
Cemetery Project: Society Gates |
Grodno, Khomsk (part of combined
Goniadz and Khomsk society plot), Lida, Pinsk and Minsk. |
Cemetery Project: Unique Surnames/Society Plots | Divin, Khomsk (part of combined Goniadz
and Khomsk society plot), Grodno, Lyubcha, Minsk, Mogilev, Novogrudok, Pinsk, Pukhovichi and Radoshkovichi. |
Holocaust Memorials of Canada | Pinsk and Stolin. |
Holocaust Memorials of Eastern Europe | Antopol, Bogdanovka, Bogushevichi, Bobr, Cherven' (Igumen), David-Gorodok, Dolhinov, Druya, Dvorets, Horodok, Ivenets, Kobrin, Krasne, Kurenets, Minsk, Motole, Narach (Kobylnik), Pinsk, Posenitz, Rubel', Slonim, Smolyarka, Smoyon, Stolin, Vishnevo, Volozhin and Yanov (Ivanova). |
Holocaust
Memorials of New York & New Jersey |
Antopol, Baranavichy, Disna, Globoke, Grodno, Hlusk, Kobrin, Korelichi, Lenin/Lakhva, Lyakhovichi, Pinsk, Pukhovichi, Shershevo/Pruzany, Skidel, and Stolin. |
How We Worked | Kurenets, Lida and Vileyka. |
Lives in the Yiddish Theatre | The Yiddish Society--Lovers of
Art and Theatre; Yiddish Actors/Cast Photos from Derechin, Grodno, Kurenets, Lebedevo, Minsk, Pinsk, Smorgon and Volozhin. |
Map Room | Selected maps include pre-war Grodno (map room 1), Minsk and Pinsk (map room 4 and 5) and a few other areas. |
Postcards from Home | Ashmyany, Barysaw, Brest, David-Gorodok, Dolginovo, Dzyatlava, Gol'shany, Grodno, Grozovo, Minsk, Nesvizh, Novogrudok (Navahrudak), Pinsk, Smolyany, Telekany, Vitebsk, and Volkovysk. |
Stories from our Ancestral Homes | Grodno and Plissa. |
The Synagogues of Europe: Past and Present | Ashmyany, Babruysk, Brest-Litovsk, Brzesc nad Bugiem, Dolginovo, Gomel, Grodno, Haradok, Kobrin, Kreva, Lida, Minsk, Mogilev, Pinsk, Slonim, Vawkavysk, and Vitebsk. |
Walk in My Shoes: Collected Memories of the Holocaust | Lida. |
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