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New Holocaust Data Sets on Ancestry.Com Ted Bainbridge, Ph.D New Holocaust Data Sets on Ancestry.com Ted Bainbridge, Ph.D. This organization published my “Holocaust Records on Ancestry.com” earlier. Since that article was written, Ancestry.com has added a number of data sets to their holdings. Below is their current list of data sets that include Holocaust in their titles (23 items), followed by items flagged with Holocaust as a keyword (201 items, broken into groups of 25). Both lists show Ancestry’s newest acquisitions at the top. Scan both lists to see if Ancestry has acquired new data that would help your research, but which did not exist the last time you searched the site for such materials. These data sets described a wide variety of people, such as residents of a place, holders of work permits, people on transports, prisoners, people killed, survivors, and (ambiguously) “victims.” The sets include a wide variety of infuriating subjects, such as, “Dachau Inmates Possessions Upon Entry”, “Krakow Apartments of Displaced Jews”, and “Natzweiler Medical Experiments.” Scanning these titles might reveal useful items that you never would have expected to find intentionally. Every researcher should look at every data set with an ambiguous title such as, “selected records”, as well as those described as being provided by an organization instead of being described by their content. Remember that Ancestry has Holocaust items that are not found by hunting for Holocaust as a title word or keyword. To be sure you have found all items related to this subject, you must search for additional words and phrases as described in my other article. When you see a hit list in response to a search, go to the top right area of Ancestry’s screen and set the Sort By box to Date Added. That will put the newest acquisitions at the top of the list. USHMM: Poland, Jewish Holocaust Survivors Registered in Warsaw, 1945-1946 (in Polish) Romania, Selected Holocaust Records, 1940-1945 (USHMM) (in Romanian) Odessa, Ukraine, Holocaust Records from Romanian Occupation, 1941-1944 (USHMM) (in Romanian) Prague, Czechoslovakia, Selected Holocaust Records, 1939-1945 (USHMM) Lithuania, Holocaust Database, 1940-1945 Czechoslovakia, Selected Jewish Holocaust Records, 1938-1945 (USHMM) (in German) Zürich, Switzerland, Applications by Holocaust Survivors Claiming American Citizenship, 1945 Norway, Holocaust Compilation, 1942-1943 Reichenberg, Germany, Victims of the Holocaust, 1938-1945 Czechoslovakia, Social Welfare and Repatriation Records of Holocaust Survivors, 1939-1948 (USHMM) UK, Holocaust Records from the British Federation of University Women, 1938-1951 (USHMM) Great Britain, Holocaust Records From The Religious Society of Friends, 1933-1942 (USHMM) Czechoslovakia, Jewish Physicians Who Died From the Holocaust, 1939-1945 Czechoslovakia, Selected Jewish Holocaust Records, 1939-1941 (USHMM) Poland, Jewish Children Survivors of the Holocaust, 1945 Chernivsti, Ukraine, Various Holocaust Related Lists 1940-1943 Liepaja, Latvia, Holocaust Memorial Wall Ain, France, Selected Holocaust Records,1940-1944 (USHMM) (in French) New York, Jewish Holocaust Survivor Names printed in Aufbau Newspaper, 1944-1946 Hungary, Romania, Slovakia, and Ukraine, Holocaust Memorials from Several Communities, 1941-1945 Jewish Holocaust Survivor names printed in 'Sharit Ha-Platah', 1946 Jewish Holocaust Register of survivors printed in Pinkas HaNitzolim I & II, 1945 Jewish• Holocaust Survivor List from the files of World Jewish Congress, 1918-1982 Ukraine, Jewish Community of Kolomyia, 1939-1945 (USHMM) (in German) Poland, Krakow Apartments of Displaced Jews, 1940 (USHMM) (in German) Poland, Modliborzyce Ghetto Register Books, 1939-1944 (USHMM) (in German) USHMM: Poland, Jewish Holocaust Survivors Registered in Warsaw, 1945-1946 (in Polish) Poland, Łódź Ghetto Transportation Lists, 1939-1944 (USHMM) (in German) Romania, Selected Holocaust Records, 1940-1945 (USHMM) (in Romanian) Kraków, Poland, Jewish Inhabitants Registration Forms, 1940 (USHMM) (in German) Kraków, Poland, Police Registration Cards for Jews and Poles, 1940-1941 (USHMM) (in German) Odessa, Ukraine, Holocaust Records from Romanian Occupation, 1941-1944 (USHMM) (in Romanian) Prague, Czechoslovakia, Selected Holocaust Records, 1939-1945 (USHMM) Alsace, France, Natzweiler Medical Experiments List, 1943 Netherlands, Dutch Police Lists of Foreigners, 1930-1954 Lithuania, Holocaust Database, 1940-1945 Nyíregyháza, Hungary, Deportations, 1943-1945 Zbąszyń, Poland, Polish-German Children Expelled from Germany, 1938 Braunschweig, Germany, Forced Laborers Who Died in Braunschweig, 1939-1945 Algeria, Prisoner Exchange from Bergen-Belsen to UNRRA Camp, 1945 Balta, Ukraine, Orphans in Balta Ghetto, 1941-1943 Poland, French Prisoners in Stutthof, 1939-1945 Czechoslovakia, Selected Jewish Holocaust Records, 1938-1945 (USHMM) (in German) Ahlem, Germany, Jewish Survivors, 1945 Ahlem, Germany, Prisoner Deaths, 1944-1945 Würzburg, Germany, Deported Jews, 1941-1943 Oranienburg, Germany, Auschwitz-Sachsenhausen Transfers, 1944 Gurs, France, Deportations to Auschwitz-Birkenau, 1942-1943 Germany and Poland, Hungarian-Jewish Women in Labor Camps, 1944 Auschwitz and Stutthof, Poland, Jewish Prisoner Transfer, 1944 Constanta, Romania, Sinking of the Mefkure, 1944 Germany, Passports of Jews, 1940-1941 Berlin, Germany, Jews who Died in Berlin, 1943-1945 Mosonmagyaróvár, Hungary, Deportations to Auschwitz, 1944 Germany, Temporary Passports for Jews, 1938-1941 Głuszyca, Poland, Repatriated Polish Jews, 1946-1950 (in Polish) Romania, Jewish Men in Battalion 120, 1941-1944 (in Romanian) France, Deportations of Germans, Swiss and Austrians, 1940-1945 Austrian Jews in Concentration Camps, 1939-1945 Lieberose, Germany, Jewish Residents sent to Sachsenhausen, 1943-1945 Poland, Silesian Jews in Mixed Marriages, 1944 Italy, German Jews Deported to Auschwitz, 1943-1944 Germany, Hungarian Jewish Survivors in Buchenwald, 1945 Mauritius, Danzig and Polish National Refugees, 1940 Zürich, Switzerland, Applications by Holocaust Survivors Claiming American Citizenship, 1945 Greece, S.S. Astir Passenger Manifest, 1939 Germany, Baden Jews, 1940 Berlin, Germany, Jewish Forced Labor, 1941-1943 Dachau, Germany, Jewish Deaths after Liberation, 1945 (in German) Bergen, Germany, Lost Train from Bergen-Belsen to Tröbitz, 1945 (in German) Israel, Jewish Immigrants of the 'Biria', 1946 Romania, Passengers on the Struma, 1942 Slovakia, Vranov Transport List, 1942 Israel, Tehran Children, 1943 Mszana Dolna, Poland, Census, 1942 Stettin, Poland, Jewish Deportation into the Lublin Area, 1940-1942 Poland, Auschwitz Work Cards, 1944-1945 Spisska Nova Ves, Slovakia, Deported Jews, 1942 Compiled List of Jews in Concentration Camps, 1945 Poland, Łódż Ghetto ID Card Registrations, 1939-1944 (USHMM) (in German) Dortmund, Germany, Jewish Women Residents, 1930-1943 Norway, Holocaust Compilation, 1942-1943 Serbia, Jews Murdered Near Sabac, 1941 Lübeck, Germany, Neuengamme Victims, 1945 Cluj, Romania, Kolozsvár Jewish High School Students, 1940-1944 Poland, Łódź Ghetto Inhabitant Lists, 1939-1944 (USHMM) (in German) Czechoslovakia, Czech Inmates at Bergen Belsen and Theresienstadt, 1945 Ukraine, Galician Forced Laborers from Lvov, 1941 Reichenberg, Germany, Victims of the Holocaust, 1938-1945 Riga, Latvia, Austrian, Czech, and German Jews, 1942-1943 Beuthen, Germany, Jewish Deportees, 1942 Belarus, Jewish Conscripts from Polesie, Poland, 1928-1939 Romania, Deportations from Dorohoi to Transnistria, 1942 Czechoslovakia, Prostějov (Prossnitz) Jewish Martyrs, 1930 Czechoslovakia, Children from Prague, 1943-1944 Győr, Hungary, Victims at Auschwitz, 1944 Hungary, Jews of Szombathely,1944 Romania, Teis-Dâmboviţa Camp Prisoners, 1941 Croatia, Zagreb Survivor Lists, 1945 Romania, Jews of Dés (Dej) in the Ghettoization of May, 1944 Czechoslovakia, Social Welfare and Repatriation Records of Holocaust Survivors, 1939-1948 (USHMM) UK, Holocaust Records from the British Federation of University Women, 1938-1951 (USHMM) UK, Selected Records Relating to Kindertransport, 1938-1939 (USHMM) (in German) Great Britain, Holocaust Records From The Religious Society of Friends, 1933-1942 (USHMM) Poland, Łódź Ghetto Register Books, 1939-1944 (USHMM) (in German) Poland, Łódż Ghetto Worker ID Cards, 1940-1944 (USHMM) (in German) Germany, Sachsenhausen Deaths, 1938-1942 (in German) Germany, Confederation of Jews, 1930-1944 (in German) Munich, Germany, Nazi Documentation Regarding Jews, 1919-1946 (USHMM) (in German) Germany, Warsaw Jews Who Survived WWII, 1948 Romania, Bucharest Jewish Students, 1943 (in Romanian) France, Deportations from Internment Camps, 1942 (USHMM) Belgium, The Twentieth Train, 1943 (in French) Germany, Jewish 'Training' Centers, 1934-1938 (in German) Germany, Sachsenhausen Arrivals & Departures, 1940-1941 Czechoslovakia, Jewish Physicians Who Died From the Holocaust, 1939-1945 Sweden, Displaced Persons From Bergen-Belsen to Sweden, July 1945 Czechoslovakia, Selected Jewish Holocaust Records, 1939-1941 (USHMM) Poland, Jewish Children Survivors of the Holocaust, 1945 Poland, Deportation of Bialystok Children from Theresienstadt, 1943 Romania, Bucharest Jewish Males, October 1942 (in Romanian) Israel, Sarajevo Survivors Who Went to Israel, December 1948 Mannheim, Germany, Jewish Community Records, 1940 Romania, Jews From Iaşi Who Survived the Transports, 1941 (in Romanian) Poland, Gross-Rosen Concentration Camp Victims and Survivors, 1940-1945 Philippines, Jewish Refugees, 1937-1941 Romania, The Jews of Oradea (Nagyvarad), 1939-1945 France, Gurs Deportations
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