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    The Cercle de Généalogie Juive is the first Jewish Genealogical Society in France. Founded in 1984, the CGJ has almost 600 members. The CGJ belongs to the International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies (IAJGS) and to the Fédération Française de Généalogie (FFG).

A non-profit organization, the Cercle is composed of amateur genealogists, experienced and beginners and its purposes are multiple.

the Cercle offers various possibilities.


To join the Cercle and to subscribe to our Revue, click here on the Registration Form.

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Board of directors:

Allouche-Benayoun Joëlle: Vice Présidente
    Benitah Charles: Trésorier
        Benzazon Jacob: Trésorier Adjoint
            Bloch Bruno: Président
                Darmon Françoise
                    Durand Jean-Paul
                        Fareau Danièle
                            Fribourg Anne-Marie
                                Graner Georges: Secrétaire Général
                                    Laïk Michèle
                                        Lifshitz-Krams Anne: Secrétaire Générale Adjointe
                                            Polonovski Max
                                                Roos Schuhl Eliane
                                                    Samama Thierry
                                                        Vangheluwe
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Statutes

Article 2 - Purpose

The Association aims to support and exchange of knowledge between persons engaged for them to genealogical research in Judaism, and any other activity that may help the development of this research, and participation in the backup of family Heritage in general, as the public and private archives, cemeteries, etc..
The Association is independent of any political, religious and / or community.

The complete statutes