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'''German Historical Maps and Territories'''(Warren Bittner) | '''German Historical Maps and Territories '''(Warren Bittner) | ||
Germany has had frequent and significant boundary changes. Learn about the 300 independent territories that have now merged to become modern Germany and how to find their records. | Germany has had frequent and significant boundary changes. Learn about the 300 independent territories that have now merged to become modern Germany and how to find their records. | ||
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The territory that once made up the Russian Empire and then the Soviet Union contains billions of records that can be difficult to find. We will explore the best ways to find family members whether they lived during the time of a tsar, the hammer and sickle, or in one of the former Soviet republics. | The territory that once made up the Russian Empire and then the Soviet Union contains billions of records that can be difficult to find. We will explore the best ways to find family members whether they lived during the time of a tsar, the hammer and sickle, or in one of the former Soviet republics. | ||
'''LAB: Finding places in Austria, the Czech Republic and the Slovenian Republic Using the Online Gazetteer GenTeam'''(Ehrengard Egbert) | '''LAB: Finding places in Austria, the Czech Republic and the Slovenian Republic Using the Online Gazetteer GenTeam '''(Ehrengard Egbert) | ||
This course will teach you how to use the online gazetteer Genteam.at to find the name of the parish in Czech and German and in which archive these records can be found. | This course will teach you how to use the online gazetteer Genteam.at to find the name of the parish in Czech and German and in which archive these records can be found. | ||