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JGSGB CONNECT
- Zoom Meeting VirtualMembers Helping Members TOPIC: Passing on Your Genealogy Legacy JGSGB Connect is an informal online, monthly, one-hour drop-in group for current JGSGB members To pose questions and learn from each other A place to share your knowledge of genealogy and strategies with others An opportunity to connect with other members Veterans and newbies alike are … Continue reading JGSGB CONNECT
Sephardic SIG
at Congregation Beth El Atereth Israel 561 Ward St, Newton, MA, United StatesJGSGB Members, to join this SIG email Sephardic@JGSGB.org. The Sephardic SIG will hold an in-person organizational meeting both prior to and following the speaker's presentation. Stop by the table in the main room to chat with the Coordinator and other members. JGSGB members, please email Sephardic@JGSGB.org if you wish to join.
Patrice Dabrowski – Jews in the Polish Lands: From the Statute of Kalisz to 1926
at Congregation Beth El Atereth Israel (Hybrid Meeting*) 561 Ward St, Newton, MA, United States*Speaker will present in person. You may attend in person or on Zoom. JGSGB members: Program is free. Members do not need to register.Join us in person, or you can find the Zoom link by logging in to your JGSGB Membership account. Once logged in, use the "What would you like to do" dropdown to … Continue reading Patrice Dabrowski – Jews in the Polish Lands: From the Statute of Kalisz to 1926
Poland SIG
at Congregation Beth El Atereth Israel 561 Ward St, Newton, MA, United StatesJGSGB Members, to join this SIG email Poland@JGSGB.org. In Person following Dr. Dabrowski's presentation. She has graciously agreed to join the SIG meeting to continue the conversation.
Sephardic SIG
at Congregation Beth El Atereth Israel 561 Ward St, Newton, MA, United StatesJGSGB Members, to join this SIG email Sephardic@JGSGB.org. The Sephardic SIG will hold an in-person organizational meeting both prior to and following the speaker's presentation. Stop by the table in the main room to chat with the Coordinator and other members. JGSGB members, please email Sephardic@JGSGB.org if you wish to join.
Adina Newman – L’Dor V’Dor: Using DNA to Reunite Holocaust Survivors
at Temple Emanuel (Hybrid Meeting*) 385 Ward St, Newton, MA, United States*Speaker will present in person. You may attend in person or on Zoom. Program Description: We know the power and potential of DNA testing to find family and uncover long buried family secrets. The DNA Reunion Project at the Center for Jewish History is using DNA technology to help reunite Holocaust survivors with living relatives … Continue reading Adina Newman – L’Dor V’Dor: Using DNA to Reunite Holocaust Survivors
JGSGB Book Group
- Zoom Meeting VirtualWe will be reading The Postcard by Anne Berest. JGSGB members who wish to join this group may email BookGroup@jgsgb.org to be added to the mailing list.
JGSGB Connect
- Zoom Meeting VirtualMembers Helping Members JGSGB Connect is an informal online, monthly, one-hour drop-in group for current JGSGB members To pose questions and learn from each other A place to share your knowledge of genealogy and strategies with others An opportunity to connect with other members Veterans and newbies alike are welcome to attend Members will receive … Continue reading JGSGB Connect
JGSGB Connect
- Zoom Meeting VirtualMembers Helping MembersJGSGB Connect is an informal online, monthly, one-hour drop-in group for current JGSGB membersTo pose questions and learn from each otherA place to share your knowledge of genealogy and strategies with othersAn opportunity to connect with other membersVeterans and newbies alike are welcome to attendMembers will receive a Zoom link the morning of … Continue reading JGSGB Connect
Rachel Silverman – Operation Benjamin: Another Way to Use Genealogical Research
Location TBAProgram Description: The non-profit organization "Operation Benjamin" searches for Jewish military personnel buried under Latin crosses in World War II American military cemeteries (all over the world), and seeks to correct the mistake. Working with the American Battle Monuments Commission (ABMC), they also offer comfort to the families of the fallen. In this presentation, Rachel Silverman explains … Continue reading Rachel Silverman – Operation Benjamin: Another Way to Use Genealogical Research