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Table of Contents: Volume 10, Number 1 (November, 2002)

  • GG Matters
    • Coordinator’s Column
    • From the Editors’ Desks
    • Nat Abramowitz: In Memoriam
  • Town Updates
    • Kolomyya
    • Przemysl
    • Rzeszow
    • Tarnobrzeg
  • JRI-Poland
    • Galician Vital Records: What can you Expect?
    • AGAD Project: Is it Too Successful?
  • Feature Articles
    • Abstracts of Some Papers Presented at the Toronto Conference
    • A Tale of Two Cities – Brody in Galicia and Livorno in Tuscany (Edward Gelles)
    • In Search of My Grandmother Chana, a “Graduated Midwife” (E. Jeanne Blitzer Andelman)
    • 1923 Polish Business Directory on Library of Congress Site
    • The Archives of Ukraine – Some Q&As from their website
  • Family Album (pictures)
    • Schoolchildren in Gorlice
    • Who Are These Gentlemen?
    • Marlene Bishow’s Great-grandparents
    • Joyce Eastman’s Great-grandparents

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