Shtetls Within 30 Miles Of Brest-Litovsk Page
Brest-Litovsk
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If you're not sure where your Shtetl is in relation to Brest-Litovsk, you can use JewishGen's ShtetlSeeker to perform a search.
If your Shtetl is near Brest-Litovsk, please join our Brest, Belarus Research SIG's Yahoo! Discussion Group and tell us about your family research. To join, click on the above blue hyperlink "Brest, Belarus Research SIG" and send an e-mail with the word JOIN in the Subject Area.
Here is a Microsoft Excel spread sheet of the Shtetls that we have found to be within a 30 mile radius of Brest-Litovsk.
There are over 700 Shtetls that were compiled from a search at
JewishGen ShtetlSeeker - Radius Search.
If your Jewish ancestors were born, died, married or emigrated from any Shtetl within 50 miles of Brest-Litovsk (in either Belarus, Poland or Ukraine) or you have an interest in the Jews of Brest-Litovsk, the below listed groups are ready to help you with information and research leads. Join all of them today!
Brest, Belarus Research SIG
To join, click on the above "Brest, Belarus Research SIG" and send an e-mail with the word JOIN in the Subject Area.
This discussion group is a forum for researchers with Jewish family roots in the
Shtetl of Brest and the Shtetls within a fifty (50) mile radius.
Belarus SIG Discussion Group
This discussion group is a forum for researchers with Jewish family roots in the country now known as Belarus.
JewishGen Discussion Group
This discussion group is a forum for researchers with Jewish family roots in every country of the world.
Brest, Belarus Research SIG
To join, click on the above "Brest, Belarus Research SIG" and send an e-mail with the word JOIN in the Subject Area.
This discussion group is a forum for researchers with Jewish family roots in the
Shtetl of Brest and the Shtetls within a fifty (50) mile radius.
Belarus SIG Discussion Group
This discussion group is a forum for researchers with Jewish family roots in the country now known as Belarus.
JewishGen Discussion Group
This discussion group is a forum for researchers with Jewish family roots in every country of the world.
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| Antopol, Belarus - circa 1916 - by Juri Kuvanov, Bereza, Belarus | Kamenets, Belarus - White Tower - circa 1899 | Kobryn, Belarus - Pinsk Street - circa 1915 - by Tomek Wisniewski Collection | |
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| Shershevo, Belarus - Ruinous skeleton of the Great Shershev Shul that burned down in during WW1 and was completely destroyed by the Soviets in 1940 | Wysokie-Litovsk, Belarus - Potocki Palace - by Tomek Wisniewski Collection | Zhabinka, Belarus - Monument - July 2001, by Alyssa Gillespie | |
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- Information is also included for many close by Belarusian Shtetls to include Antopol, Bereza, Drogichin, Gorodets, Grodno, Kamenets, Khomsk, Kobrin, Malech, Malorita, Pinsk, Porozovo, Pruzhany, Selets, Shereshevo, Telechany, Volchin, Volya, Wysokie-Litovsk and Zhabinka.
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