Eastern European archives historically did not have much of a web presence, and those that had webpages generally didn't have digitized records. Well, that has changed over the last decade! The Polish State Archives and the Latvian State Historical Archives are at the forefront of making records accessible by digitization. But other countries are catching up--including Ukraine. Despite the current war (and perhaps as a consequence, with archives realizing that physical records are in danger), Ukrainian archives continue to digitize records. I keep a close eye on branches that would hold records for my ancestral towns, following their Facebook pages, and looking at their webpages to watch for newly-added digitized records. Most of those records aren't for towns I'm researching (but perhaps they cover areas of interest to you). But some are.
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| Chaim-Lejb Diment & Family; 1920 Lutsk Census (page 1) |
