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When necessary, researchers can order records indexed as part of the JRI-Poland/PSA (Polish State Archives) Project directly from the Regional Archive where the records are maintained. Instructions and further information are found [http://www.jewishgen.org/jri-pl/psa/neworder.htm here]. Use the [http://www.jewishgen.org/jri-pl/psa/orderform.htm Order Form] for your inquiry.
When necessary, researchers can order records indexed as part of the JRI-Poland/PSA (Polish State Archives) Project directly from the Regional Archive where the records are maintained. Instructions and further information are found [http://www.jewishgen.org/jri-pl/psa/neworder.htm here]. Use the [http://www.jewishgen.org/jri-pl/psa/orderform.htm Order Form] for your inquiry.
=== Szukaj w Archiwach (English: Search the Archives)  ===
Contains information about Polish national archive resources kept at state archives in Lublin and Poznań and their branches. Digital copies of some of archive materials from these and other archives are also available in the service. Additional scans will become available as the website develops.
Its primary purpose is to provide online descriptions of archival material from state archives and other cultural institutions. Selected archival descriptions are presented in parallel with the scans, the number of which is steadily growing. Using the service is free and does not require a log in.
*The Polish word used on this site to identify Jewish records is "mojżeszowe." For example, use that term to search all cataloged records at the site by clicking [http://www.szukajwarchiwach.pl/search?q=moj%C5%BCeszowe here]. At the time this Wiki entry was created, this search resulted in 3,422 catalog entries.
*Each catalog entry includes the collection name. For vital records and civil registers, the catalog entry includes the locality (e.g., town) where the record was made.
**The Polish identifier for birth records is "urodzenia."
**The Polish identifier for marriage records is "małżeństwa."
**The Polish identifier for death records is "zgony."
**The Polish identifier for marriage banns records is "alegata."
*Search Example: To find Jewish marriages in the city of Radom, enter "mojżeszowe małżeństwa radom" in the search field at Szukaj w Archiwach. To perform this search, click [http://www.szukajwarchiwach.pl/search?q=moj%C5%BCeszowe%20ma%C5%82%C5%BCe%C5%84stwa%20radom here]. Note that best matches come first.
*If scans of the records have been made, then the "Digital Copies" number will be greater than zero. After opening the catalog entry by clicking on it, look for "Digital Copies" to the right of the very red arrow towards the top, and click there. At that time, you will see the online viewer options.
*If scans are not available then contact the archive that holds the records.
*Begin searching at Szukaj w Archiwach by clicking [http://www.szukajwarchiwach.pl/ here] and closing the pop-up.
**Switch to English as necessary (unfortunately, not everything will be translated).
**Choose to search "Everything," "Files," or "Vital Records and Civil Registers."
**Enter desired search terms.


=== Northern part of the German Empire  ===
=== Northern part of the German Empire  ===
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=== Szukaj w Archiwach (English: Search the Archives)  ===
Contains information about Polish national archive resources kept at state archives in Lublin and Poznań and their branches. Digital copies of some of archive materials from these and other archives are also available in the service. Additional scans will become available as the website develops.
Its primary purpose is to provide online descriptions of archival material from state archives and other cultural institutions. Selected archival descriptions are presented in parallel with the scans, the number of which is steadily growing. Using the service is free and does not require a log in.
*The Polish word used on this site to identify Jewish records is "mojżeszowe." For example, use that term to search all cataloged records at the site by clicking [http://www.szukajwarchiwach.pl/search?q=moj%C5%BCeszowe here]. At the time this Wiki entry was created, this search resulted in 3,422 catalog entries.
*Each catalog entry includes the collection name. For vital records and civil registers, the catalog entry includes the locality (e.g., town) where the record was made.
**The Polish identifier for birth records is "urodzenia."
**The Polish identifier for marriage records is "małżeństwa."
**The Polish identifier for death records is "zgony."
**The Polish identifier for marriage banns records is "alegata."
*Search Example: To find Jewish marriages in the city of Radom, enter "mojżeszowe małżeństwa radom" in the search field at Szukaj w Archiwach. To perform this search, click [http://www.szukajwarchiwach.pl/search?q=moj%C5%BCeszowe%20ma%C5%82%C5%BCe%C5%84stwa%20radom here]. Note that best matches come first.
*If scans of the records have been made, then the "Digital Copies" number will be greater than zero. After opening the catalog entry by clicking on it, look for "Digital Copies" to the right of the very red arrow towards the top, and click there. At that time, you will see the online viewer options.
*If scans are not available then contact the archive that holds the records.
*Begin searching at Szukaj w Archiwach by clicking [http://www.szukajwarchiwach.pl/ here] and closing the pop-up.
**Switch to English as necessary (unfortunately, not everything will be translated).
**Choose to search "Everything," "Files," or "Vital Records and Civil Registers."
**Enter desired search terms.


=== Kielce-Radom Index  ===
=== Kielce-Radom Index  ===
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