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Get to know: The Genealogy Department at the Jewish Historical Institute in Warsaw
Tuesday, March 21
USA 12:00 pm PT / 3:00 pm ET
UK 7:00 pm / France 08:00 pm / Israel 09:00 pm
The talk will last approximately 60 minutes
About this talk
For more than 25 years the Genealogy Department at the Emanuel Ringelblum Jewish Historical Institute in Warsaw has been researching Jewish families' histories from Poland.
They help rebuild fragmented family tales, find traces of ancestors, and connect relatives living in various parts of the world.
What does one need to know about searching for roots? Where to begin? Whom to ask for assistance? How to prove your Polish citizenship? What are Jewish surnames? We invite you for a webinar to get to know the Jewish Genealogy Department from Warsaw.
About Aleksandra
Aleksandra (Ola)
Sajdak was born and raised in Warsaw. Today she works as a Genealogist at the
Emanuel Ringelblum Jewish Historical Institute as well at the Taube Centre for
the Jewish Life and Learning as a Senior Program Manager, Researcher, and
Educator.
She is active in the Warsaw Jewish Community, a member of the
JCC and the Ec Chaim Kehilla. She was also a Kaplan Fellow @ Yesod Cohort II.
She is currently working on her thesis at the Polish Academy of Science on
Ringelblum's Archive.
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