Czernowitzers...

Today I would like to point you to a most interesting article by my friend 
Prof. Brad K. Blitz that deals with "Tracing Jewish Family History in a 
Post-Holocaust World":

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/14782804.2023.2221208

"ABSTRACT: The growth in online platforms and documentary aggregator sites has 
revolutionised the process of Jewish family history research. This article 
records how the loss of EU citizenship rights following Britain’s departure 
from the European Union encouraged the author to investigate their own family 
history. Drawing upon the author’s findings, it describes how communal record 
books left on the shelves of town halls across Romania for over a century have 
been given new life thanks to the efforts of community archivists. This article 
chronicles their efforts to identify, preserve and digitise these documents 
which help to shed light on the history of the Jewish community of Dorna Watra, 
now Vatra Dornei, a small town in the former Austrian crownland of Bukovina. 
This article provides a detailed evaluation of the opportunities facing Jewish 
family researchers and the strengths and weaknesses of online aggregator sites 
such as Ancestry.Com and JewishGen."

It is my pleasure and honor to have been able to contribute to Brad's 
genelogical success story alongside Bruce Reisch and others. I warmly recommend 
this reading to you.

Edgar Hauster [MacBook]
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