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Table of Contents: Volume 9, Number 4 (August, 2002)

GG Matters
- Coordinator’s Column
- From the Editors’ Desks
Towns
- Town Research Groups and Historians
Feature Articles
- Oil in Galicia (Valerie Schatzker)
- Letter to Former Residents of Drohobycz, Boryslaw and Surroundings (Dr. Shimon Barak)
- Nach Galizien – A Review (Edward Goldstein)
- 22nd IAJGS Conference: Preliminary Report
- Together and Apart in Brzezany – A Review (Marco Karynnyk)
- The Center for Jewish History (Rachel Fisher)
- Genealogy for Moral Support (Edward Gelles)
- Names from Meorei Galicia (Chaim Freedman)

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June 21-24, 2021, 10:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. EDT. A special course through the Gesher Galicia-Gratz College partnership held via Zoom: “THE PATH TO MODERNITY.” For the beginners and seasoned genealogists from around the world, this four-part course will explore the social and cultural transformation of Galician Jewry drawing on unique material. To find more about the topics please click here. Since the course has reached enrollment capacity, please contact Lori Cohen (lcohen@gratz.edu) to be placed on a waiting list.

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