Ancestry Magazine shares the PGSM VP's article on Displaced Persons in their March /April issue. Please see pp.30-33.
This downloadable feature (pdf) from the March/April 2010 issue of Ancestry Magazine follows three projects that showcase how genealogy is being used to expand on textbook history. By focusing on families who were there when history happened, our trio of modern-day researchers is uncovering stories of the everyday that give us all a better understanding of how lives and history intertwine.
http://www.ancestrymagazine.com/2010/03/genealogy/what-a-project
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Thursday, March 18, 2010
Displaced Persons Article
Ancestry Magazine shares my article on Displaced Persons in their March /April issue.
Please see pp.30-33.
This downloadable feature (pdf) from the March/April 2010 issue of Ancestry Magazine follows three projects that showcase how genealogy is being used to expand on textbook history. By focusing on families who were there when history happened, our trio of modern-day researchers is uncovering stories of the everyday that give us all a better understanding of how lives and history intertwine.
Please see pp.30-33.
This downloadable feature (pdf) from the March/April 2010 issue of Ancestry Magazine follows three projects that showcase how genealogy is being used to expand on textbook history. By focusing on families who were there when history happened, our trio of modern-day researchers is uncovering stories of the everyday that give us all a better understanding of how lives and history intertwine.
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