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 *Jewish Pilgrims to Palestine from Mogilev Guberniya 1826-1832
-::The Jewish Heritage Group in Belarus found a file with copies of identification documents of 30 people from Mogilev guberniya traveling to Palestine as pilgrims from the towns and shtetls: Mogilev, Rogachev, Shklov, Chausy, Bykhov and Surazh . They have graciously agreed to share this file with us.
+::30 people from Mogilev guberniya traveling to Palestine as pilgrims from the towns and shtetls: Mogilev, Rogachev, Shklov, Chausy, Bykhov and Surazh. ''"The Jewish Heritage Group in Belarus"''
 *List of Immigrants from January 17, 1882 to August 15, 1882
-::The original document is in French and was found in the Historical Archive of the Zikhron Ya’akov Local Council. This was the language that the clerks kept the records in at the beginning of the settlement of Zikhron Ya’akov. The list includes 328 immigrants, most of them coming as families.
+::328 immigrants, most of them coming as families.''"Historical Archive of the Zikhron Ya’akov Local Council"''
-*Immigrants After World War I
+*Immigrants After World War I, 1918-1919
-::A small collection of documents from the archives of the Central Zionist Archives. It is for the period on 1918-1919 and includes Jews entering through Egypt.  The database includes 507 persons.
+::507 persons,includes Jews entering through Egypt.''"Central Zionist Archives"''
 *Ruslan Passenger List 19 Dec 1919
-::Some consider the Ruslan the first ship to bring immigrants to Eretz Israel after World War One, and the beginning of the third aliyah, but it is one of many ships that brought immigrants in 1919.  This list of the heads of the families also contains the number of members of the family that were on the ship. There were approximately 670 passengers on board. Not all of the passengers are listed as immigrants in the file found in the Israel State Archives. Some of the passengers said they were returning to Eretz Israel. This document is from the Central Zionist Archives.
+::Approximately 670 passengers on the ship Ruslan, list of the heads of the families also contains the number of members of the family that were on the ship. Some of the passengers said they were returning to Eretz Israel. ''"Central Zionist Archives"''
 *Third Aliyah: Dec 1919-Apr 1921
-::This is a database of a list of immigrants to Eretz Israel from December 1919 through the end of April 1921 found on the website of the Israel State Archives. The list was compiled from a card catalog of immigrants. The source of this typed list is listed as unknown and there is a comment at the top of page 227 that page 226 is missing. Pages 246 and 254 are also missing thought there is no note, as is the entire letter “taf” ת. The scans from which this database was built were of poor quality which made the transcription difficult.  There may be mistakes in the transcription of the family name in addition to the original typographical errors made when preparing the list. It is suggested that this database be searched by first name. At the present, this database contains almost 4,000 names which is 2/3 of the list.  There are a number of instances when the first given name is male and the second given name is female. It is assumed that this was a ticket for husband and wife. By sorting the file according to card number, some of the dates of arrival were corrected to match those of the card numbers next to them. The name of the same ship was spelled many different ways, and an English equivalent of the ship name was not always found. Some people made Aliyah by train from El Kantara/Egypt.
+::4,000 names which is 2/3 of the list.''"Israel State Archives"''
 *Exiled to Palestine: The Emigration of Zionist Convicts from the Soviet Union, 1924-1934
-::This database was donated by Prof. Boris Morozov and Prof. Ziva Galili. The database was built while compiling the data for their book Exiled to Palestine: *The Emigration of Zionist Convicts from the Soviet Union, 1924-1934.
+::'"donated by Prof. Boris Morozov and Prof. Ziva Galili"'',  built while compiling the data for their book Exiled to Palestine: The Emigration of Zionist Convicts from the Soviet Union, 1924-1934.
 ::It contains 1759 names of people of the many thousands of active Zionists in the Soviet Union who were allowed to emigrated during the period of the Fourth Aliyah to Eretz Israel. This database is built from the compilation of many sources and therefore the information available varies from person to person. For many of the people listed in the database there is information about the date of the arrest, their sentencing and their immigration. The original file was in a software no longer available. When it was transposed to Excel some of the longer sentences were lost.
 *Jewish Lithuanians who came on aliyah to Palestine before the establishment of the State of Israel. 1931-1944