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Genealogy Resources

Library Archive Holdings

Archival and Microfilm Collections Containing Genealogical Information

American Red Cross. Holocaust and War Victims Tracing and Information Center. Holocaust Documents. (mfm)
Bedzin, Poland Ghetto Photo ID’s
Bonn Citizens killed by the Nazis.
Braham, Randolf. Documents on Hungarian Jews. (mfm)
Brzesc (Brest-Litovsk) Ghetto Internees List. (also on www.jewishgen.org)
Documents concerning Jews in the Berlin Document Center. (mfm)
Germany. Bundesarchiv. Reichssicherheitshauptamt. Documents concerning Jews. (mfm)

Genealogy Resources

The Holocaust Memorial Center has compiled genealogy resources from around the world, click on any of the following.

Bibliography of Holocaust Genealogy

Online Resources for Genealogy Research

Printed Holocaust Genealogy Resources

The following registers are good resources that can be found at some Holocaust research centers and academic libraries. All are available references in the Holocaust Memorial Center's Library-Archive.

Registers of Names by Concentration Camp

Registers of Names by Location

Registers of Names by Ghetto

Registers of Survivors

The International Tracing Service (ITS)

An index of over 14 million names of victims and survivors of the Holocaust is kept and maintained by the International Tracing Service (ITS). This repository was created at the end of World War II in Arolsen, Germany, and is currently administered by the International Committee of the Red Cross for the purpose of "assembling, classifying, preserving, and evaluating personal records on former persecutees of the National-Socialist Regime" (International Tracing Service, pp. 2-3).

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