Every dot is a place with Jewish records in the CEJHG Library: click one to see what we hold there. Names, records and scans are for members: log in or become a member.
Dot size follows the number of names. Click a dot for the place, its record types and years, and a link to search its names. More about the mapSearchable now: the individuals database (People, Surnames) and the cemetery index. Still to come (off unless ticked): places whose records are in the Archive but not yet in an index. Galicia: Jewish communities of 1900 (Gesher Galicia) and towns with Jewish registers listed by JRI-Poland; their records are held in Polish and Ukrainian archives; where the registers are catalogued on the Records page with links to their scans, the dot is raspberry, otherwise purple. Kingdom of Hungary (today Hungary, Slovakia, Burgenland, Transylvania, Subcarpathia, Vojvodina, Croatia): places with Jewish registers in the FamilySearch catalogue or an entry in the Magyar Zsidó Lexikon (1929). Brown: towns and villages without a names index of their own where we have data on their Jews: the number of Jews in the census of 1900 (Austrian Gemeindelexikon; Hungarian census, vol. 1, machine-read), or the place named as a home, birthplace or origin in the Jewish registers of a nearby town (AGAD fonds 1/300 and Krakovsky scans, machine-read; those names are searchable under the register town); dot size follows the number of Jews. Counted 2026-11-11. Full-size map and lists