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Read History of the Jews in Switzerland, an article on Wikipedia.org, by clicking here.

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Civil registration of births, marriages, and deaths in Switzerland started as early as 1799, depending on canton. For more information, click here.

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 === [[Switzerland Civil Registration]]  ===
-Civil registration in Switzerland started as early as 1799, depending on canton. For more information, click [[Switzerland Civil Registration|here]].
+Civil registration of births, marriages, and deaths in Switzerland started as early as 1799, depending on canton. For more information, click [[Switzerland Civil Registration|here]].
 === Genealogical Periodicals  ===