Israel Genealogy Research Association - IGRA

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Israel Genealogy Research Association - IGRA

Israel Genealogy Research Association - IGRA

5,380,256 rekords

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The Israel Genealogy Research Association (IGRA) collection includes various records found in Israel or related to Israel. Records typically include the name of the individual and the source where the original was published. Some records may include the year of birth, date of death and the names of the parents. Record years currently span from about 1800 to 2020 and come from archives as well as publications on open shelves in libraries where archival permission has been granted.<br><br>For more information visit <a href="http://www.genealogy.org.il/AID" target="blank">www.genealogy.org.il/AID</a><br><br>

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Avelim - Israeliese Doodsberigte

Eretz Israel Telefoongids, 1944

15,764 rekords

Auschwitz Death Certificates, 1941-1943

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65,280 rekords

Joodse Holocaust Gedenktekens en Joodse Inwoners van Duitsland 1939-1945

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848,843 rekords

German Minority Census, 1939

410,919 rekords

Verpligtende Palestina Naturalisasie Aansoeke, 1937-1947

206,731 rekords

Israel, Immigrasielyste

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1,785,598 rekords

Israel, Marriages and Divorces

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428,426 rekords

Voorbeeld rekord

Yitzhak RabinBorn: Mar 1 1922

Yitzhak Rabin (1 March 1922 – 4 November 1995) was an Israeli politician, general, and statesman who served as the fifth prime minister of Israel. Born in Jerusalem to Jewish immigrants from Eastern Europe, Rabin grew up in a Labor Zionist household. He had a distinguished military career, joining the Palmach as a teenager and eventually rising to the rank of Rav Aluf, leading Israel to victory in the 1967 Six-Day War. Rabin also played a pivotal role in the Israeli-Palestinian peace process during his second term as prime minister, culminating in the signing of the Oslo Accords. He was assassinated in 1995 by an extremist opposed to the peace process, becoming the first Israeli prime minister to be assassinated.