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SUMMARY:2PM Jewish Genealogical Resources in the Archives of Southern and S
 outheastern Ukraine
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:<p>Alex Denysenko will provide a brief history
  of the former Ekaterinoslav\, Kharkov\, Kherson and Tavride gubernias of 
 Czarist Russia\, then review the many significant archival collections ava
 ilable there for Jewish historical and genealogical research. He will also
  discuss the challenges involved in using these records -- such as reading
  old Russian handwriting and understanding archaic terms\, acronyms\, and 
 unfamiliar Jewish terms. </p>\n<p>Alex Denysenko graduated from Lviv State
  University and studied at Yad Vashem's International School of Holocaust 
 Studies in Jerusalem. Since 1991\, he has worked as a researcher\, genealo
 gist and tour guide\, specializing in Central European Jewish history. Bas
 ed in Lviv\, Ukraine\, he has worked with archives in Ukraine\, Poland\, B
 elarus and other countries.</p>\n
CATEGORIES:General
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 -in-the-archives-of-southern-and-southeastern-ukraine/
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