Family history research is a powerful tool to reconstruct families torn apart by genocide during World War II. We learned about numerous sources, both online and in archives, that can reaffirm ties that could not be destroyed.
Emily Garber, an Arizona-based researcher, writer, and speaker, has been conducting family history research since 2007. She specializes in Jewish genealogical research and has worked with records from both Eastern European and German Jewish immigrants. Her client work has included research into narrowly defined genealogical problems as well as research, management, development, and writing of broadly-based family history narratives.
Emily Garber, an Arizona-based researcher, writer, and speaker, has been conducting family history research since 2007. She specializes in Jewish genealogical research and has worked with records from both Eastern European and German Jewish immigrants. Her client work has included research into narrowly defined genealogical problems as well as research, management, development, and writing of broadly-based family history narratives.
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