للعثور على هذه الصفحة وغيرها من الصفحات الإقليمية، انقر على القائمة واختر ”اختيار المنطقة/الدولة.“
Middle East North Africa Region
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FamilySearch MENA: Discover and Preserve Your Family History
Learn about FamilySearch, an free online program to help you discover and preserve your family history, especially as it relates to those of Middle East and North African heritage. Find out about the 130+ years of history of the organization, the services it offers to both individuals and archives. Learn about how technology is being used to provide access to information. Learn about the collaboration FamilySearch has with educational and government institutions in countries such as Lebanon, Jordan, Kurdistan and others.
عائلات الأشرف في مصر: علم الأنساب الذي يعود تاريخه إلى النبي محمد
تربط عائلات الأشرف في مصر بفخر تاريخ عائلتها وأنسابها بالنبي محمد من خلال ابنته فاطمة. قام أهل البيت ، أو أحفاد النبي ، بتوثيق واعتماد هذه النسب لأكثر من 1000 عام
Finding Records & Preserving Memories on FamilySearch
Historical records found on FamilySearch inspire Blanche to learn more about her grandfather's life. She is also able to use FamilySearch, a free platform, to safeguard cherished memories and precious moments.
Tracing Your Lineage
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Preserving Iranian Family History: Unveiling the Journey of Immigration through a Box of Photos
Haleh Shoa, Cathi Nelson
Germans in the Land of Israel – Sources at the Israel State Archive
This webinar will present the information available for Germans who lived in Israel, Jews and non-Jews alike, available at the Israel State Archive.Prussia established its first consulate in Jerusalem in 1842. The Consulate operated with a short break from 1917 to 1925 due to WWI until the outbreak of WWII. Documents were abandoned and a part of them was seized by Israeli police in 1955 when they were sold by the kilo and the State Archive acquired more documents later. The collection of these rescued documents is available at the Israel State Archive and a copy at the Political Archive in Berlin. The collection includes documentation of passport and visa matters, tax matters, relationship with the Ottoman empire, documents from the Spanish consulate which represented Germans from 1917 to 1925, records of the Tempelgesellschaft from Baden-Wurttemberg, a messianic Christian group that established several colonies in the land, conscription lists for WWI and WWII including CVs and photos, records on the immigration of German Jews who had to register at the consulate after fleeing Germany and so much more. This collection is an invaluable source researching Jewish and non-Jewish Germans in the Land of Israel.
Keynote Speakers
H.H. Sheikh Salem bin Sultan Al Qasimi: Virtual Exclusive Keynote
H.H. Sheikh Salem bin Sultan Al Qasimi
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