Sunday, June 6, 2021

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* 1:30 PM *

Deborah Munk Long

OUT OF THE WHIRLWIND:
RESOURCES FOR
HOLOCAUST
RESEARCH

"The Jewish Genealogical Society of Connecticut welcomes everyone interested in Jewish genealogy to our webinar presentation.

Deborah H. Long, Ed.D. is a Chicago native who lives in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. She is the founder, first president of Triangle JGS , and serves as a director.

She teaches real estate law, and speaks to audiences of licensed professionals who are required to attend continuing education programs, but she’d rather be working on her family tree
 
Deborah is the award-winning author of many articles and educational programs as well as 18 books, including two books on her family history.

The daughter of two Holocaust survivors, she has been reconstructing her fragmented family tree since she was 10 years old.
 
Deborah will share her incredible journey searching for her Polish and Hungarian family members. Featured on NPR’s program “The Story,” she will discuss and demonstrate the online resources that led her to a miraculous discovery and that may help you re-connect with your past.

The Jewish Genealogical Society of Connecticut looks forward to the end of the novel coronavirus pandemic, and to welcoming members, and guests, to our programs at Temple Sinai, where JGSCT houses its library. At that time, JGSCT members will be able to borrow items, except reference books and materials, which must remain in the library.