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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | To do successful research in Russia, you must identify the town where your ancestor lived. Because many towns have the same name, you may need some additional information before you can locate the correct town on a map. Before using a map , use gazetteers to identify the geo-political area your ancestor’s town was in. This will help distinguish it from other towns with the same name and help you locate it on the map. (See the “Gazetteers” page of this article.) Before using a map, search gazetteers, histories, family records, and other sources to learn all you can about the following: |
