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Why entries
are made the way they are (popup window)
Coming Soon:
A relationship calculator to answer the ancient question
"But HOW are we related?"
# of Individuals in the database: 3,225
The expanded
database has allowed us to see connections between
families that we couldn't see before. We have added all the
individuals listed in the Sefer Vladimirets and many listed
in Yad Vashem pages of testimony. Significant additions
were also made by additional interviews and
contributions from
Vladimirets descendants.
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Vladimirets Family Tree
Database
Listing
"The Nazis and their collaborators sought to murder each and
every Jew and to obliterate their memory. Where the attempt
to annihilate was made, there must be the attempt to
remember." -- quote at Yad Vashem.
Through this
database, we hope to account for every family, every person
in Vladimirets. By giving them back their names and putting
them back in their place in the Family Tree, all the effort
that was made to obliterate them becomes worthless. We
cannot bring them back or truly understand what was lost,
but we can remember what we can and embrace them as the
family they are. In Vladimirets, we were all connected,
whether by blood, by marriage or by relationship.
This database and website hopes to show that we still are.
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Table of Contents
Surnames Index
— A list of all surnames in the database
Names Index
— A list of all individual names in the database
Vladimirets Surname
Index — a list of all surnames of Jewish families
known to have been in Vladimirets. Not all surnames
listed are represented in the database because the
Vladimirets Family Tree is incomplete.
Graphic Family Trees —
Because the database contains individuals not attached to trees,
and because the trees themselves are so intertwined, we can
really only do graphics for descendants from a specific
individual. We can generate these trees for any name in
the database, so if yours isn't shown, just ask. Happy to
run the report for you. The files are in Adobe pdf format
All pdf files open in a new window. A
link to Adobe Reader is provided
here.
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Note 1:
The
database lists women first by their maiden name, then by their
married name. So if we don't have their maiden name, the
database leaves it blank and lists them as "No Surname".
In the Surname Index, they are grouped
together as "No Surname".
Note 2:
This is NOT the final format for the
database. We have
tried over a dozen different genealogy programs, but so far, all
of them lack something critical. We are working to find a
genealogy program that generates webpages and can handle Jewish
requirements. Maybe even with Hebrew, if we can get it working correctly.
Note 3:
Individuals
are listed with the spelling most often used, so the name or
spelling may change across generations or even across time
by an individual.
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