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REGISTRY OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS Names and Places Search Tools
	The Name Lists Catalog describes thousands of published, archival, electronic, and other lists of names from the Holocaust available both in the US Holocaust Memorial Museum and in other institutions around the world. The Registry of Survivors is making the Name Lists Catalog available as a work in progress to better assess the use and interest in this resource.
	Search the Guide to Names from the American Friends Service Committee Collection and find copies of the original documents.
	If you used the bulletin board during the Tribute in order to locate survivors, please note that the Survivors Registry is attempting to research as many inquiries as possible. You may also post a message to continue your search or begin a new one.
	This database of Jewish evacuees and refugees in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, is the first attempt to draw together archival information concerning the fate of Jews in Central Asia during WWII. Based on the card catalogue of evacuees stored in the Central State Archives of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the list consists of more than 250,000 cards with approximately 339,250 evacuees.
Survivors and Victims Research The Registry of Holocaust Survivors conducts research about survivors and victims. In order to conduct this research, we need the following information for each sought person: Full name, including maiden names or nicknames. Date of birth (an approximate year is fine). Town and country of residence before the war and/or birth. Having the town name is important as most records are organized by town, not country. The more details provided the more in-depth research we can do. Please also let us know what other sources you have already consulted. We will limit research of requests that include only a surname or a country to searches of various electronic databases. The Registry of Holocaust Survivors asks for complete name and postal address of each individual who requests information concerning relatives lost in the Holocaust. Research will not start until we have received this information.