FW: info on the Ukraine #general
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Ruth Grant <rgrant1@...>
Hello JG'rs,
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I'm forwarding this message on the off chance that any member searching for family in any part of the Ukraine may find some new address or site they haven't had before. I hope this may be of help to many of you; it has given me some new contacts. Ruth Grant Scarborough, ME
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From: Vera Klinkowsky [mailto:vnk100@psu.edu] Sent: Tuesday, August 18, 1998 11:58 PM To: rgrant1@maine.rr.com Subject: info on the Ukraine Hi Ruth! I have come across some addresses you might be interested in. Red Cross in Kiev 252004 Kiev vul. Pushkinska, 30 Ukraine Central State Historical Archives (main office) 24 Solomenskaya Street Kiev 252601 Ukraine Attn: Georgiy Papakin, Head of the International Dept. Central State Historical Archives (office in western Ukraine) 3a Sobornaya Square Lviv 290008 Ukraine Attn: Orest Matsiuk, Director I just added your name to my mailing list. You should be getting a message from Listbot soon. They'll send you a message to confirm you want to be onthe list. My second message hasn't been archived yet, but I'll summarize it for you. I added a forum where you can correspond with other people searching for missing relatives. The forum address is http://www.dejanews.com/[LB=http://www.geocities.com/~familyunite/,LBT http://www.geocities.com/~familyunite]/group/dejanews.members.fam.vera1.lost -family I added a related websites page that lists 5 websites that offer free add postings about missing persons. That page address is http://www.geocities.com/~familyunite/linkpage.htm. I also told about a program I saw on Dateline NBC about a woman who found her brother, who was missing for 53 years, through the Red Cross. Ironically her brother was Ukrainian like your family members. If you're still having troubles with your local Red Cross, then write directly to the Red Cross in Kiev. Here's the first message of my mailing list: Hi! Thank you for joining my mailing list! Your interest is appreciated. I made several additions yesterday to Operation: Family Unite. The additions are: Online Bookstore- 15 books related to searching for missing persons are listed. Directories Page- reorganized and updated. Discussion Groups Page- updated with 30 more newsgroups. European Government Services Page- lists services by governments throughout Europe to help people find their family. Operation: Family Unite Services- two people have offered services related to finding missing persons. US Embassies Page- provides links to all the US embassies online. US Government Services- lists services >from the US government that can help you find your relatives if they are living in the US Guestbook-just added. Vera
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