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*'''South African Aliyah:''' by Ann Rabinowitz from information the South African Jewry 1976-77.
*'''South African Aliyah:''' by Ann Rabinowitz from information the South African Jewry 1976-77.
*'''Galveston Plan – Immigrants to the United States under the Galveston Plan  1910-1914:''' 5,009 persons. who immigrated to the United States under the Galveston Plan. ''"Donated by Prof. Gur Alroey of Haifa University."''
*'''Galveston Plan – Immigrants to the United States under the Galveston Plan  1910-1914:''' 5,009 persons. who immigrated to the United States under the Galveston Plan. ''"Donated by Prof. Gur Alroey of Haifa University."''
==Sarajevo Survivors==
==Ancestry.com==
*[http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=6597 Israel, Sarajevo Survivors Who Went to Israel, December 1948] at Ancestry.com ($)
*[http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=6597 Israel, Sarajevo Survivors Who Went to Israel, December 1948] at Ancestry.com ($). This database lists almost 2,500 people who left Sarajevo for Israel in December 1948. Many were Holocaust survivors. Entries may include the following details:
**name
**maiden name
**year of birth
**whereabouts, 1941–1945
**father’s name
**mother’s name
**surviving spouse’s name and birthplace and year
**other surviving family members
**number of additional family members in list
**comments
*[http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=60764 Immigrants of the "Biria", 1946], index and images, ($). This collection contains the names of approximately 1,000 Jewish survivors who sailed from Sete, a small French port 200 km west of Marseille, to Palestine in 1946. These records come from a book called Underground to Palestine, which was written by one of the passengers named I.F. Stone. Some of the information includes the name, age, birthplace, and the place in Israel where the people settled.
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