FEEFHS Journal
A Publication for Central & East European Genealogical Studies

Since 1998, FEEFHS Journal has been recognized as one of the most informative and professional genealogical society publications in print. Journal articles have covered every country of Eastern Europe and nearly every ethnic and religious group, as well as numerous and varied record types. Contributing authors have included renowned genealogy professionals such as Raymond S. Wright, Director of the Family History Library and Gordon McDaniel of the Hoover Institution at Stanford. Where else can you go for comprehensive, scholarly treatment of East European genealogy? FEEFHS Journal is your source for the records, the research methodology, and the historical, geographic and cultural context you need in order to be successful in finding your East European Ancestors. FEEFHS Members receive a free subscription, along with other benefits. Join FEEFHS | Learn More
Current Journal
Volume XIII (2005)	Table of Contents: Research articles in the 2005 FEEFHS Journal Sample: How to Use DNA in Your Genealogical Research, by William Remus About This Issue: The articles published in this issue are diverse in subjet, and reflect the expansive apporach to genealogical research supported by FEEFHS. Research topics include the Medieval holocaust of Jews in Germany and Switzerland, the ethnic and religious context of life in Austria-Hungary, genealogical record sources of Moldova, DNA and genealogy, and the Celts in Moravia. Also included are research reports on trips to Poland and Ukraine, a guide to research in Saratov, Russia, and spotlights of the Czechoslovak Genealogical Society International and MyFamily.com, Inc.
Recent Journals
Volume XII (2004)	Table of Contents: Research articles in the 2004 FEEFHS Journal Sample Article: The Glagolitic Alphabet and its Use in Croatian Church Records, by Gordon McDaniel About This Issue: Features a beginner's guide to Ukrainian research and articles on genealogy research ethics, education in the Austrian empire, Glagolitic records of Croatia, use of GPS in genealogy, German migration, WWI draft registration, and German settle ment in Transcaucasia.
Volume XI (2003)	Table of Contents: Research articles in the 2003 FEEFHS Journal Sample Article: Catholic Vital Records in Galicia/Halychyna, by Matthew Bielawa About This Issue: Includes a beginner's guide to Slovak research and articles on East European local history, Latin vital records of Hungary, Ukrainian research, Catholic parish records of Galicia, Scandinavian migration to Russian Alaska, and travel in 19th century Europe. Includes a feature article on the resources of the Family History Library in Salt Lake City.
Volume X (2002)	Table of Contents: Research articles in the 2002 FEEFHS Journal Sample Article: Researching Stalin's Victims, by Dave Obee About This Issue: Presents a wide range of articles highlighting the Austrian Empire, Banat, Belarus, Bukovina, Galicia, Germany, Estonia, Finland, Moravia, Russia, Switzerland, and Ukraine. Topics include European migration, archival resources, folklore, militia records, naming practices, and Stalinist era prison files.
Volume IX (2001)	Table of Contents: Research articles in the 2001 FEEFHS Journal Sample Article: Introduction to Austrian Military Records, by Steven W. Blodgett About This Issue: Features beginner's guides to research in Sweden and in Finland as well as articles on the development of the Russian American Trading Company in Sitka, Alaska, Finnish immigration to Russian Alaska, and the relocation of Finnish children during WWII. Also incudes profiles of the Anglo-German Family History Society and the American Historical Society of Germans from Russia.
Click Here for all Past Journals History FEEFHS Journal was published initially as FEEFHS Newsletter, which focused on news and information about the FEEFHS organization. It began publication in 1993 and was issued quarterly. The publication, which had already begun to evolve beyond a newsletter, was transformed into a professional journal of Central & East European Genealogical Studies in 1998 with Volume VI and renamed FEEFHS Quarterly. In 1999 it was renamed FEEFHS Journal and became an annual publication.In 2003, the newsletter was reintroduced as a separate publication for members, published online, and known as FEEFHS e-News. Editor Thomas K. Edlund editor2@feefhs.org Past Editors Chief Editors have included John C. Alleman (FEEFHS Newsletter, 1993-1997), and Thomas K. Edlund (FEEFHS Journal, 1998-present). Joseph B. Everett served as Managing Editor from 1998-2000.

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