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INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE for JEWISH GENEALOGY and PAUL JACOBI CENTER

at the National Library of Israel, Givat Ram Campus of the Hebrew University, Jerusalem
Research
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Communal Protocols and the Daily Life of Hungarian Jews - Proposal for a new Research Tool

Its central aim of this project is the creation of a database of mini-biographies of Jews who lived in the 18th and 19th centuries in three major Hungarian Jewish communities – Pest, Óbuda, and Miskolc – using the vast and hitherto unexploited information to be found in the minute books of these Jewish communities (on 1873, Óbuda and Pest combined to form Budapest).

It will be conducted by Dr. Howard Lupovitch of the University of Western Ontario, who is one of a handful of scholars currently working on Hungarian Jewry with the requisite linguistic skills.

Click here for the project outline.