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Zbigniew Stettner

MyHeritage Places and Ethnicities Poland

Zbigniew has over 10 years of experience in research in Poland and Central Europe (Ukraine, Belarus, Lithuania, Slovakia). He worked also as a guide for, mostly, Americans visiting the places their families originated from. Have experience in citizenship and heir research, spoke at international conferences and prepared webinars on various topics connected to research in Central Europe.

Zbigniew's Webinars (1)

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MyHeritagePlaces and Ethnicities
Using MyHeritage to research Polish family history and to find living relatives in Poland
Zbigniew Stettner
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Using MyHeritage to research Polish family history and to find living relatives in Poland
This lecture will describe the ways to use various resources available through MyHeritage to find information about ancestors originating in Poland and to find relatives that still may live there. Zbigniew will focus on a unique resource: family trees uploaded by individual users from Poland. In most cases, they started a few years ago at the beginning of a big wave of popularity of family history research. The concern about privacy was not that strong yet so thousands of people uploaded their information and made it available through MyHeritage making it a unique source that is not available anywhere else. Learn the strategies for using this kind of information, its advantages, and possible traps.
MyHeritagePlaces and Ethnicities
Using MyHeritage to research Polish family history and to find living relatives in Poland
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Free
Zbigniew Stettner
515 views
This lecture will describe the ways to use various resources available through MyHeritage to find information about ancestors originating in Poland and to find relatives that still may live there. Zbigniew will focus on a unique resource: family trees uploaded by individual users from Poland. In most cases, they started a few years ago at the beginning of a big wave of popularity of family history research. The concern about privacy was not that strong yet so thousands of people uploaded their information and made it available through MyHeritage making it a unique source that is not available anywhere else. Learn the strategies for using this kind of information, its advantages, and possible traps.
Fri, April 14 2023: 11:00 UTC
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