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• A Dictionary of Period Russian Names

• Amazon.com Genealogy Bookstore - Eastern Europe

  The following are individual book titles of interest for this topic. The book links below point to the Amazon.com bookstore online where you may purchase the book if you wish. These links are provided to bring these published resources to your attention as an aid to your research. Follow the links to books of interest to make note of their title, author, publisher, and ISBN. You might then use this information to obtain the book from your local library or your favorite corner book shop.

  • A Dictionary of Jewish Surnames from the Russian Empire

    A book by Alexander Beider.

  • A History of Hungary

    A book by Peter F. Sugar.

  • A History of the Gypsies of Eastern Europe and Russia

    A book by David M. Crowe.

  • A People's Tragedy: The Russian Revolution : 1891-1924

    A book by Orlando Figes.

  • A Whole Empire Walking: Refugees in Russia During World War I

    A book by Peter Gatrell.

  • Archives of Russia: A Directory and Bibliographic Guide to Holdings in Moscow and St. Petersburg

    A book by Patricia Kennedy Grimsted.

  • Banat-Topola's Schwaben: 1791-1945

    A book by Jacob Steigerwald.

  • Barefoot in the Rubble

    A book by Elizabeth B. Walter.

  • Bayonets Before Bullets: The Imperial Russian Army, 1861-1914

    A book by Bruce W. Menning.

  • Carved Memories: Heritage in Stone from the Russian Jewish Pale

    A book by David Noevich Goberman.

  • Catholic Germans from Russia (Krasna, Bessarabia, Russia) in South-Central North Dakota, 1890-1990, statistical compendium

    A book by Ted J. Becker.

  • Chronicle of the Russian Tsars: The Reign-by-Reign Record of the Rulers of Imperial Russia

    A book by David Warnes.

  • Donauschwabische Gedankenskizzen Aus USA: Reflections of Danube Swabians in America

    A book by Jacob Steigerwald.

  • DPs: Europe's Displaced Persons, 1945-1951

    A book by Mark Wyman.

  • East Prussians from Russia

    A book by Michael J. Anuta.

  • Finding Your German Ancestors: A Beginner's Guide

    A book by Kevan M. Hansen.

  • Finding Your Jewish Roots in Galicia : A Resource Guide

    A book by Suzan F. Wynne.

  • Genealogical Gazetteer of the Kingdom of Hungary

    A book by Jordan Auslander.

  • Genealogist's Guide to Discovering Your Germanic Ancestors

    A book by Chris Anderson.

  • Historical Atlas of East Central Europe

    A book by Paul Robert Magocsi.

  • Homeland Book of the Bessarabian Germans

    A book by Albert Kern.

  • How They Came: German Immigration from Prussia to Missouri

    A book by Anita M. Mallinckrodt.

  • In Search of Your German Roots: A Complete Guide to Tracing Your Ancestors in the Germanic Areas of Europe

    A book by Angus Baxter.

  • Jewish Roots in Ukraine and Moldova: Pages from the Past and Archival Inventories

    A book by Miriam Weiner.

  • Poland-Prussia : How to Locate Vital Records of Former Prussian Areas of Poland in the Genealogical Library

    A book by Daniel Schlyter.

  • Royal Families of Medieval Scandinavia, Flanders, and Kiev

    A book by Rupert Alen.

  • Some Archival Sources for Ukrainian Jewish Genealogy

    A book by Aleksander Kronik.

  • The Great Jewish Cities of Central and Eastern Europe: A Travel Guide and Resource Book to Prague, Warsaw, Cracow, and Budapest

    A book by Eli Valley.

  • The Jews of Moscow, Kiev and Minsk: Identity, Antisemitism, Emigration

    A book by Rozalina Ryvkina.

  • Tracing Romania's Heterogeneous German Minority from Its Origins to the Diaspora

    A book by Jacob Steigerwald.

  • Who Are the Macedonians?

    A book by Hugh Poulton.

  • Why They Left: German Immigration from Prussia to Missouri

    A book by Anita M. Mallinckrodt.

  • Yiddishland

    A book by Gerard Silvain.

• Amazon.com Genealogy Bookstore - Russia

  The following are individual book titles of interest for this topic. The book links below point to the Amazon.com bookstore online where you may purchase the book if you wish. These links are provided to bring these published resources to your attention as an aid to your research. Follow the links to books of interest to make note of their title, author, publisher, and ISBN. You might then use this information to obtain the book from your local library or your favorite corner book shop.

• Brother's Keeper Software

  Downloadable shareware program for Windows. The latest version contains English, French, Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, German, Dutch, Polish, Icelandic, Russian, Slovak, Afrikaans, Czech.

• CARDAMINA Verlag

  CARDAMINA Verlag is a German publisher of family books & chronicles; Rhineland-Palatinate, Bessarabia, Prussia, Baden-W

• Családfa szoftver lap - Megbízható válaszok profiktól

  Hungarian genealogy software link page. It is part of the Startlap team, the largest Hungarian web editor community.

• Genealogical.com - Hungary/Hungarian

  The online store of Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. & Clearfield Company.

• Genealogical.com - Russia/Russian

  The online store of Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. & Clearfield Company.

  • East Prussians from Russia

    A book by Michael J. Anuta.

  • Scots in Poland, Russia and the Baltic States, 1550-1850

    A book by David Dobson.

  • Where to Look for Hard-to-Find German-Speaking Ancestors in Eastern Europe

    A book by Bruce Brandt.

• Genealogy Unlimited, Inc. - Home Page

  Maps, books & supplies for sale.

• Germanic Genealogy Society Publications

  Including Germanic Genealogy; a Guide to Worldwide Sources and Migration Patterns, 3rd Edition and the Beginner's Guide to Germanic Genealogy, 2nd Edition.

• Jewish Roots in Ukraine and Moldova

  Book for sale from Routes to Roots.

• Legacy QuickGuide: Croatian Genealogy $

  Croatian research is one of the most challenging yet rewarding areas for the family historian. The historical influence of many different nations, peoples and cultures and the variety of languages found within Croatian records can test the skills of even an experienced genealogist. Yet those who persevere are often greatly rewarded: Croatia

• Legacy QuickGuide: Hungarian Genealogy $

  Lisa / Smallest Leaf

• Legacy QuickGuide: Ukrainian Genealogy $

  To ensure success, you will need to utilize a variety of print and online resources. The Ukrainian Genealogy Legacy QuickGuide

• Lists of Passengers Arriving at the Port of New York January 1875-September 1882

  • Lists of Passengers Arriving at the Port of New York : October 1882-April 1886

  • Lists of Passengers Arriving at U.S. Ports, January 1888-May 1889

  • Lists of Passengers Arriving at U.S. Ports, May 1886-December 1887

  • Vol. 5 (June 1889-July 1890)

  • Vol. 6 (Aug. 1890-June 1891)

• Marriages in Plauschwarren, East Prussia 1778-1802

• Regi Magyarorszag Old Hungary Bookstore

  Specializing in Hungarian & Slovak Genealogy.

• Stepping Back: The Vital Records of Veli Losinj from 1775 to 1949

  A book by Barbara Starkey. A compilation of indexes from the microfilmed parish records of Veli Losinj (Lussingrande), Croatia. The indexes contain birth, marriage, and death events plus two status animarums (parish censuses).

• The German Immigrants from Veszpr

  Book for sale by Ernest Chrisbacher. Includes history of German settlement in Hungary, German village histories, Life in the German villages of Veszprem County, List of 2000 German settlers in Veszprem County in the 17th and 18th centuries, and a list of 4000 German-Hungarian immigrants from Veszprem County to the USA in the 19th and 20th centuries.

• The Road From Letichev - The History and Culture of a Forgotten Jewish Community in Eastern Europe

  A book by David A. Chapin and Ben Weinstock. The two-volume set celebrates 500 years of Jewish history and culture in a forgotten corner of Eastern Europe. It is a sweeping saga about a unique Russian Jewish community, destroyed and almost forgotten-- now faithfully brought to life in vibrant words and images. Richly illustrated, it contains over 400 photographs. A valuable resource to genealogists, the book lists more than 8,300 different individuals with over 600 different unique surnames from more than two dozen different towns in Ukraine.