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Uncategorized | August 24, 2014
Ancestral Trip Testimonial

For those of you who are thinking about taking an ancestral trip to Belarus, we would like to share a recent testimonial from one of our clients who just returned from their trip. Hi Yuri, We are finally back from our Poland-Belarus trip and would like to thank you from the bottom of our hearts for a wonderful experience that…

Uncategorized | July 30, 2014
1921 – List of Jews from Belarus looking for relatives in America (Part 2)

Our post from June 30th about Belorussian Jews which were looking for their relatives in US in 1921 got a lot of attention, and we’ve received a lot of inquiries from our readers. We’ve decided to continue publishing this list, and below is another 18 entries of people who were looking for their relatives in US in 1921.   Choral Synagogue in…

Uncategorized | June 30, 2014
1921 – List of Jews from Belarus looking for relatives in America.

In October 1921, a JOINT representative from United States came to Belarus with an inspection of Jewish life, because it was a very difficult time when Jewish institutions tried to survive. When he was meeting and talking to people in various towns and shtetls of Belarus, some of them requested to find their relative in America so they can immigrate…

Uncategorized | June 13, 2014
Malyi Trostenets (Belarus) – 4th largest extermination camp in Europe during WWII

On June 8, 2014, a ceremony was held on the site of the Maly Trostenets death camp, located in a Minsk, Belarus suburb, marking the commencement of construction of a memorial dedicated to the camp’s casualties. It was the fourth largest World War II death camp in Europe. According to official statistics 206, 500 civilians from Belarus, and Western and…