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 | | The Reichssippenamt confiscated birth, marriage, and death registers from Jewish communities throughout Germany to use for general research, as well as to examine whether given individuals were Jewish according to the provisions of the Nuremberg laws. |
 | | These are registers arranged alphabetically by family name, with each page listing all the members of a specific family, as well as the changes that occurred in that family, such as births, marriages, deaths, and emigration. |
 | | Following is a list of places in Germany for which there are miniature photocopies of birth, marriage, or death registers at the Central Archives for the History of the Jewish People in Jerusalem. |
| www.isragen.org.il /ROS/ARCHIVES/CAHJP-3.html (791 words) |
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