Jewish Heritage Research Group in Belarus https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Home Our Blog About Us 1940 List of spiritual leaders of Jewish communities of Western Belarus Planning Your Trip Ancestral Shtetl Tours Contact Form Research Inquiry Form Kosher Travel Jewish Heritage Tours Test Form How JHRG Can Assist You Belarus Jewish History Research Services Genealogical Service Portfolio Cotton House Armada Center Stonya Villa Prime Hotel 100 Jewish Doctors of Western Belarus from 1938 Blog Style 3 Blog Style 2 1913 List of Jews who owned hotels and furnished rooms for rent, Mogilev guberniya Gallery Jewish Photographers in Belarus, late-19th to early-20th centuries 1946 List of Polish-born Jews, who returned to Poland from town Lida of Belarus (Part 2) 1929: Jewish families from Belarus move to Birobidjan 1887 – Jewish owners of linen-processing factories in Belarus 1946 JDC List of Jewish Residents of Belarus Who Survived WWII 1915: List of Jewish army deserters from Slonim uezd A Grodno Treasure Shklov: Facts about Jewish religious life in Shklov from the late 1890s-early 1900s 1902 Largest Jewish businesses in shtetl Shklov The Mezhirech agricultural colony, founded in 1846 by Jews from Mogilev guberniya 1901 List of major donors for Jewish cemetery in Minsk 1921 – List of Jews from Belarus looking for relatives in America (Part 2) Shana Tova! 1853 Synagogues of Minsk uezd / Samokhvalovichi, Ostroshitsky Gorodok , Rakov, Ivenets, Kamen, Stolbtsy, Sverzhen, Koydanovo, Rubezhevichi 1876 List of melameds of Mstislavl Uezd 1922: List of young Jewish communist propagandists 1826-1832: Jewish pilgrims to Palestine from Mogilev guberniya. Mass Holocaust Burial Site Discovered in Volozhyn Jewish booksellers in Grodno and Vilno guberniyas Ancestral Trip Testimonial 1945-1946 List of Polish-born Jews, who returned to Poland from town Lida of Belarus Belorussian synagogues under communist regime 1921 – List of Jews from Belarus looking for relatives in America. Malyi Trostenets (Belarus) – 4th largest extermination camp in Europe during WWII 19th-beginning of 20th century: List of Jewish Political Prisoners from Belarus sent to Siberia .