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Embark on a journey through time as you delve into the captivating world of genealogy. Our blog is your compass, guiding you through the intricate pathways of Polish ancestry, the stories hidden within European records, and the tales whispered by ancestral winds. Here, history comes alive, and every post unveils a piece of the past. Whether you’re a seasoned genealogist or a curious novice, our blog promises insights, discoveries, and a deeper connection to your roots. Dive in, and let the exploration begin!
About Polish State Archives
Curious about your Polish roots? Discover how to access vital records, residency books, and maps through the Polish State Archives—online and in regional branches.
Nazi concentration camps in Germany – All you need to know
Concentration camps like Dachau, Buchenwald, and Sachsenhausen played a brutal role in Nazi Germany. Learn about their purpose, history, and how to visit today.
How to find Polish census records?
Tracing your Polish ancestors? Census-style records like resident books and population lists can reveal names, addresses, and family links. Start your search here.
How to Search Russian Family History Records – Genealogytour Guide
This guide outlines the main types of Russian family history records created between 1755 and 1917 and explains how to locate, interpret and verify them. It presents the structure of parish registers, the impact of jurisdictional changes and the role of archives in reconstructing family histories.
Small Group Trips Through Central Europe with Genealogytour
This article outlines the structure and educational focus of small group trips through Central Europe with GenealogyTour.com. The routes highlight historic cities, regional traditions and landscapes that shaped many family histories.
Guided Group Tours Across Europe with Genealogytour
This guide presents the structure and historical context of guided group tours across Europe organised by GenealogyTour.com. The routes follow cities shaped by changing borders, long-standing communities and the events of the twentieth century. Travellers gain a clear view of how these places developed and why they hold significance for many family histories.
Prussian census records as a source for family research
Prussian census records document demographic, social and administrative structures across territories once governed by the Kingdom of Prussia. Their preserved forms, now partly available online, provide essential data for historical and genealogical research.
Meaning of Polish surnames and their cultural background
Genealogical tourism brings together archival research and historical geography, offering travellers a documented path to their ancestral origins. This guide outlines its development, methods and sources, drawing on verified records and established historiography.
Genealogical tourism and the search for ancestral roots
Genealogical tourism brings together archival research and historical geography, offering travellers a documented path to their ancestral origins. This guide outlines its development, methods and sources, drawing on verified records and established historiography.