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Carpathian German Homepage

History, culture and news of Carpathian Germans (Germans from Slovakia), with links to genealogical sites, museums, archives etc.
[The original link is broken. This link points to an archived copy on the Wayback Machine]

Displaced Persons (DP) Camp

Personal histories, addresses, photos, e-mail inquiries and links. Nondenominational, all nationalities.

Donauschwaben In The Banat, Including The Arader Land

German Hereditary Territorial Rulers

History, territorial possession, chronology, titles.

Germany Early Nobility

History of the Sorbs/Wends in Germany

JewishGen German Research Division

The JewishGen German Research Division (formerly the German-Jewish Special Interest Group (GerSIG)), is a group of researchers dedicated to learning more about the lives of our Jewish ancestors who lived in current and former German-speaking regions of Europe. This includes not only modern-day Germany, but also regions that are today part of Poland and France.

Records of the Tötösy de Zepetnek Family / A Zepetneki Tötösy család adattára

Compilation of Latin, Hungarian, and German published, archival, and family documents middle ages-current with selected English translations, and genealogies of Hungarian, German, Austrian, Belgian, Polish, Canadian, Croatian, Italian, Slovenian, Romanian, & US-American families.

The Knowles Collection

The Knowles Collection is group of records on the FamilySearch Community Trees Website. This database originally contained the records of a small section of the Jewish people of the British Isles. That set included less than 10,000 people. What was once a single database, has now grown to be six individual databases that now contain the genealogical records of almost 1.2 million Jewish people: The Jews of the British Isles; The Jews of North America; The Jews of Europe; The Jews of South America and the Caribbean; The Jews of Africa, The Orient and the Middle East; The Jews of the South Pacific. Read more about the collection here: FamilySearch Blog - Popular Online Jewish Genealogy Collection Surpasses One Million Entries

WW-Person

A data base of the titled nobility in Europe.