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Shtetale, an atlas for the towns and names that survived

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An open atlas and memorial archive of Jewish towns in Central and Eastern Europe, with genealogy tools and space for descendants to contribute.

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Shtetale connects town histories, yizkor memorial books, surnames, family trees, and descendant communities in one unusually focused archive. Its promise is both practical and humane: search a name, recover the passage and page where it appears, then connect that person to the town they came from.

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