For UK residents, a very comparable project exists at The National Holocaust Centre and Museum, in Nottinghamshire, England. They call it "The Forever Project". Quoing from their website: "The Forever

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Most of my research is in the UK – primarily the British Newspaper Archive and the Welsh Newspaper Archive (for local papers,) and the Times – and Sunday Times – digitial Archives but I've found newsp

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Having "worked" [in my case, that really amounts to "playing" :) ] on a few of these sets of records, I realise that – like any similar browsing-research – it's important to note where you've looked s

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That's truly generous, Ted, and very welcome. It was definitely worth making the time to watch and listen; and I may need to watch it again – there was so much useful information to be absorbed. I hav

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When looking for a particular marriage record in the Paris online archives (http://archives.paris.fr/s/4/etat-civil-actes/?), recently, I was reminded that this is a fantastic resource but it seems to

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When working on a family tree for friends, there was an instance of "Sally" in England being thought to have been derived from "Tsalie" in Germany. I don't know enough about Jewish names to know wheth

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