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GRIVA German SIG

Tuesday, 7 February 2023: Handwriting -- Your Turn 
We start the year with 'your turn!' Do you have German documents you can't decipher? Or documents you've been unable to translate? Sylvia will be happy to help you! And the solution to your puzzles could help other researchers! 


<https://tinyurl.com/GRIVAGermanFeb2023>

You will receive a confirmation email with information about joining the meeting. As always, space is limited, but guests are always welcome! There is no handout for this meeting, nor is it being recorded. Links referenced can be found in the Zoom chat box, and <GRIVA.org> German Tab.
Searching for German-speaking ancestors? Changing borders, missing records, reading German script, and then there is the language barrier. Do any of these problems sound familiar? Check <GRIVA.org>, German SIG tab, to see the SIG’s agenda and for links mentioned in past sessions.

Sylvia Elchinger, the Monument Avenue Family History Center’s resident German expert, leads discussions focusing on Europe’s German-speaking countries, and areas included in the one-time German Empire.















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