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Da li zivite u SR?

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Ok here is the deal. Gradiska is today in Bosnia, and you could write the archives there.

If you know of any info from the Benkovac region you should write the Croatian Archives.

The Bosnian archives can be contacted via: http://www.arhivbih.gov.ba/

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We are working on creating maps under the Learning Center with migrations etc.

If you read Serbia go check at Plato Bookstore in Belgrade.

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Did you check with Ellis Island, there should be data otherwise its hard. A date or placename.

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Pozdrav,

Najbolje opcija je da pošaljite pismo na http://www.dacg.me/

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http://www.belestrane.988info.rs/site/default.asp?lang=sr

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Have you checked with the archives in Vrsac and the phonebook?

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Aaah, it works, I just got a nice email

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Ok, I got an empty email. :-s

[Sergej]

I don't see an email yet.

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Before I forget: http://www.belestrane.988info.rs/site/default.asp?lang=sr

Make sure to use Serbian spelling signs otherwise it will not work.

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Obilićevo is called today Novi Kneževac. If you contact the municipality they should be able to confirm your fathers data, and you can use that to further track data down. You can also check the phonebook for family names.

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Yes, write the Serbian Orthodox Church in the area. The local cleregy should be able to tell you directly what they still have and what not. Also, contact the Croatian state archives, they are willing to help and are completely microfilmed!

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Did you search the forums and read the FAQ. There are some topics about the archives in Kosovo.

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