The CERCLE DE GENEALOGIE JUIVE (CGJ) is the first Jewish
Genealogical Society in France. Founded in 1984, the CGJ has almost 600
members known
as fans, either experienced or
beginners. Come and join them in Paris during a lecture,
a meeting
of their Special
Interest Groups, during a lecture or a meeting of their
regional
branch, consult their library,
read their journal
or write to their
office
.
The CGJ belongs to the International Association of Jewish Genealogical
Societies (IAJGS) and to the the International Association of Jewish Genealogical
Societies (IAJGS) and to the Fédération Française de généalogie (FFG)
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Eastern Businnes Directory, 1891
Rules of Polish Archives How to obtain records from Romania Monitor Polski 1919-1920: advertissement for lost passeports
Announcements arised from Mayer Lambert archives, Paris Map of the Breisach cemetery Bibliography Ingold about Jews from Alsace
Member's Corner
october 2012 Fiscal Census of Jews in Iasi, 1824-25 ROM-SIG Issue Bibliography for Alsace Sound records of lectures International Conference on Jewish Genealogy Vitals Records of Tunis 1902-1907 Declarations of jewishness, Marseille 1941 The descendants of Mardochee Chemoul |
| Généalo-J : Nr 112 Jewish genealogy French journal |
| A Jewish notable: Simon Kanoui (1842-1915) Geneviève Dermenjian In search of Jacob MiguéresMichel Zaffran David Pinto (1834-1915), rabbi and teacher in Algeria, my paternalgrand father Huguette Alphandary The « Lycée Lamoricière » (Oran,Algérie)Joseph Boumendil
Hebrew paleography;Two Ketuboth from Oran (Algeria)Eliane Roos Schuhl
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