SOME SUGGESTED RESOURCES 

http://pixel.cs.vt.educ/library/berlin.html     
Odessa Digital Library, with a link to Tom and Jan Stangl, volunteers who will look up names in the National Archives rolls of EWZ files for you.

 http://www.rtrfoundation.org/   

Miriam Weiner Pres.
  mweiner@routestoroots.com
Web site consists of two parts: 10 a 275 page book and 20 a searchable database, by town name, of archive documents for towns in Belarus, Lithuania, Poland, Moldova and Ukraine. Based upon archival holdings of those countries.

http://www.avotaynu.com/  
Gary Mokotoff, one of the most knowledgeable researchers in Eastern European countries.

 http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/    
U. S. Bureau of Land Management, General Land Office Records.  The Official Federal Land Patent Records Site.

 http://pessoal.onda.com.br/abal/index3.htm#Baisch  
Genealogy web site in Brazil. Most messages are in Portuguese.

http://www.cimorelli.com           
Ships and passenger listings of Germans from Russia.

http://home.att.net/~arnielang/shipgide.html   
Arnie Lang's Immigration, Ship's Passenger Lists & Naturalization Research Guide.

www.everton.com
Passenger and Immigration Lists.

www.svar.ra.se
USA National Archives

www.archives.ca/   National Archives of Canada

www.saskgenealogy.com   Saskatchewan Genealogy Society.  

www.ellisisland.org     Ellis Island search site

Message Boards:  
These are just what they say.  You can leave and receive messages.
GERMAN-TEXAN-L@rootsweb.com 

Surname message boards at: 
www.Familysearch.com  
www.Rootsweb.com
www.ancestry.com    

Microfilms of German parish registers in Hungary, Romania, & Yugoslavia made by Germans during WWII.  The LDS FHL has a complete set of these (see Schmidt, Josef, Die Banater Kirchenbuecher [Institut fuer Auslandsbeziehungen Erlangen, 1979])

If you know of other websites with information about Catholic Germans from Russia & Romania, send us an email giving the particulars and we will check it out and add it. 

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