Status
Available
Call number
Publication
Bergenfield, N.J. : Avotaynu, 2004.
Description
The definitive guide to Jewish genealogical research. Written by more than 60 authors, all experts in their own field. The list of authors is a veritable "Who's Who in Jewish Genealogy." Its more than 100 chapters cover all important aspects of the rich body of information available to do Jewish genealogical research. Each chapter in "Researching by Country of Ancestry" typically has (1) history of the Jewish presence in the country, (2) what records are available, (3) how to access records, (4) address of repositories and other institutions, (4) bibliography, and (5) Internet addresses. This book is of immense value to both the novice or the experienced researcher.
Awards
National Jewish Book Award (Finalist — Reference — 2005)
Language
Physical description
xv, 608 p.; 29 cm
ISBN
1886223165 / 9781886223165
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