Avotaynu Home PageAVOTAYNU maintains an index to selected articles that have appeared in the first eighteen volumes (1985-2005) of the publication. Only shown are major articles and some excerpts from the sections "From Our Contributing Editors" and "From Our Mailbox." Not shown is the "U.S. Update" column, which is a digest of articles that appeared in publications of the Jewish genealogical societies and special interest groups. The articles in Volume III, Number 4 and many in Volumes IV-XXI, Number 4, were human interest features and, therefore, are not part of the index. Each entry is the title of the article followed by the volume/number/page. Back issues can be purchased for $10 each ($12 outside North America) from Avotaynu, Inc.,155 N. Washington Ave, Bergenfield, NJ 07621. Note: Most earlier back issues are available in photocopy version only. All back issues from 1985-2005 are available on CD-ROM for $99.95 plus shipping. An annual subscription to Avotaynu is $35.00. Subscribe now!
Volume/Year: I/1985, II/1986, III/1987, IV/1988, V/1989, VI/1990, VII/1991, VIII/1992. IX/1993, X/1994, XI/1995, XII/1996, XIII/1997, XIV/1998, XV/1999, XVI/2000, XVII/2001, XVIII/2002, XIX/2003, XX/2004, XXI/2005
Ukraine (see also Russia, USSR) Crimean Jewish names V/1/05 Resources for Ukrainian genealogical research V/2/04 Eastern Galician records available from Polish archives V/2/26 Important address for (Ukrainian) research V/4/05 Surname list of Berdichev available VI/1/43 Ukraine: Resources for research VI/2/08 Records of Jews in the Vinnitsa Oblast Archives VIII/3/10 Newly available materials on Jews/Jewish history in Lviv VIII/3/12 Yiddish Meidan: An agricultural colony in Ukraine VIII/3/17 Weiner discusses developments in Poland and Ukraine VIII/3/64 Kiev Library has wealth of uncatalogued Judaica VIII/4/47 Visits Jewish cemetery in Cherkassy IX/2/64 Report on Ukrainian and Latvian archives IX/3/08 Canadian archivists visit Ukrainian archives IX/4/09 Report on a recent trip to Ukrainian Archives X/1/03 A meeting with two officials of the Ukrainian Archives X/1/08 Sources for Jewish genealogy in the Ukrainian archives X/2/09 Ukrainian Archeographic Year Book X/2/49
Book describes pogroms in Ukrainian towns in 1919-1920 X/2/67
U.S. commission surveys continue in Ukraine X/3/65
About pogroms in Ukrainian towns in 1919-20 X/3/66
The practicalities of genealogical research in Ukraine X/4/03
Guide to the Jewish records in the Rovno Oblast State Archives X/4/05
On-site research in Ukraine XI/1/44
Reports on Visit to Cherkassy Archives XI/2/64
Travel to Zhitomir, Summer 1995 XI/4/13
Information for Jewish Genealogists in the State archive of Zhitomir oblast XII/1/14
Some information about Zhitomir XII/1/16
Trips to Ukraine and Holland XII/1/39
It's a long way to Uzhgorod, it's a long way to go XII/2/03
The Mountain Jews of the Caucasus XII/2/29
Book review: Jewish Documentary Sources in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus XII/4/81
Jewish Preservation Committee in Ukraine XIII/1/39
Records of the Kiev Board of Craftsmen XIII/3/41
Ukrainian State Oblast Archives as Source of Holocaust-Era Data XIII/3/53
Ukrainian Research and Ancestral Travels XIII/4/33
A Research Trip to Ukraine XIII/4/38
Finding My Ukrainian Family XIII/4/43
Jewish Colonists in Ekaternoslav Guberniya XIV/2/65
Permission to Live in Kiev XIV/2/65
A Trip to Ukraine XIV/4/51
Book Review: Kaminits-Podolsk and Its Environs XV/2/65
Book Review: Jewish Roots in Ukraine and Moldova:
Pages from the Past and Archival Inventories XV/3/68
Finding My Roots in Southeastern Ukraine XV/4/28
Jewish Genealogical Research in Ukraine XVI/3/23
Selected Translation of Name Lists and Revisions from the Dnepropetrovsk Archives XVI/3/28
New Ukrainian Jewish Records at the Family History Library XVI/3/54
Book Review: Archival Judaica of Russia, Ukraine and Belarus XVII/3/66
Records From Northern Bukovina XVIII/3/17
Ukrainian Archives in the 21st Century XIX/1/12
Jewish Genealogical Resources in Transcarpathia XIX/2/06
USHMM Records from the Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast Archives XIX/4/23
Our Visit to Karpata-Rus XXI/1/33
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